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Death is The One Thing No Human Has The Answer For
One day as I laid in the ER bed. Thoughts of dying ran thru my head. This time I thought, I might not pull thru. Lord I'm not sure how, but I must trust You. I surrendered my fear to Him and just let go. I was trying to predict an end that I didn't know. Suddenly two people came my...

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Categories: has, 11th grade, 8th grade,
Form: Rhyme
After a star has died
You were gone before we noticed your light, Glittering golden in the night skies. Your brilliance could not stir our sight, Yet you're not forgotten come sunrise. Glittering golden in the night skies, Illuminating with an already dead glow. Yet you're not forgotten come sunrise— Only discovered once you let go. Illuminating with an already dead glow, You still make an impact after all...

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Categories: has, beauty, death, hope, stars,
Form: Pantoum



life has it happens
LIFE AS IT HAPPENS BAD THINGS HAPPEN AT THE MOST INOPPORTUNE TIME. WE CALL IT MURPHY'S LAW, BAD LUCK, EVEN KARMA. GOOD THINGS HAPPEN, AND WE REFER TO IT AS SERENDIPITY, MIRACLES OR A FORTUNATE EVENT. BE IN THE MOMENT AND EMBRACE THE DAY AS IT COMES. YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT GOD WILL SURPRISE YOU WITH....

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Categories: has, anxiety, appreciation, child abuse,
Form: Free verse
The Middle of Time Has No Voice
I am full of the world to come, full of the world that has passed. If I leak words It is because of the language that has ruined my mind. My tongue is unstable it will weave a truth within a lie, in this way a fool may appear wise. I met a woman once who had the same disability as I. she could only...

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Categories: has, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Everyone Has A Life
Each individual is precious, special with their own unique characteristics and good qualities Everyone"s time is valuable, deserves respect and consideration No one is above anyone else We are all equal All humanity shines amongst each other It is positive energy to believe in these principles and live by them as we are all just here for a short time...

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Categories: has, friendship, humanity, people,
Form: Free verse



How Has 'Big Blight ' -- Gone Bye?
The prancing Animal Through the Woods it Went, That house Full of Wool, That was Truly — a Tent. “Has the Hole been Dug?” How had It Gone? Hunting the animalistic Bug, How saddening, Ron. Antelope, insect, Appealing or Not, A many will not be too checked — As they weren't Noticed -- Through the Knots. Never, or Ever -- will The Big bug Bite, Not again For...

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Categories: has, art, metaphor,
Form: Other
Premium Member Ben the Bull has Preferential Treatment
Ben the bull was gentlemanly and debonair He had a unique personality, he filled the air The others in the barnyard got out of his way He marched though the fences, big and gay With his blue silk scarf from the farmer’s wife And his fancy patchwork jacket, he had a good life He wore a fashionable rip in one leg...

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Categories: has, usa,
Form: Rhyme
AI my poem and me
2025.5.1 It has been quite a while, I wished I could really write Some lyrics to go with music Just like song writers or composers. I have not a fantest ideas, At the heat of the moment, I made enquiry about an Apps Getting help to make some music. I approached an experienced IT person, He suggested me the Artificial Intelligence. From that very instance, I...

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Categories: has, for him, may, memory,
Form: Free verse
The Future Has No Eyelids
The future won’t arrive with trumpets— no brass echo to herald salvation, no golden scroll unrolled beneath a bleeding sun. It will leak, like soft radiation through the seams of our sleep, like forgotten news, scrolling endlessly on a screen no one is watching. It begins now— in the blinkless eye of the surveillance bee, the hum of servers beneath a monastery, the last human artisan training...

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Categories: has, perspective,
Form: Free verse
The tea has already spilled
You said You understood Why I wanted to end it And I said I was glad But suddenly I'm not I guess I hoped that you'd fight for us a little more Though I have no right to ask that Seeing as I made the decision I regret it Like you regret drinking tea too quickly On a snowy day Burning the roof of your mouth When...

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Categories: has, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A i has bowed'
God is true..and all men remain liars.' Nothing is new under The sun.!...

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Categories: has, bible, education,
Form: Didactic
Spring has sprung
Spring has sprung, Fleecies off we have flung, Blue skies, breezes' balm, Blossoms drifting do charm, Sunny days, kind and mild, Springing--we've all smiled!...

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Categories: has, appreciation, environment, nature, seasons,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member What Every Cub Fan has a Right to Expect
In April, the Chicago Cubs almost always play Scrappy ~ Come late July, their 'S's' fall off and then they play Crappy ...

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Categories: has, baseball, word play,
Form: Couplet
Leave of absence has finally ended
( Picture a Wrestling ring The Rock's music playing only I'm the one in the ring about to deliver a promo straight from the Attitude Era) Finally Morbid has come back to Poerysoup.com! That's right folks I am back it's been a while, more surgeries kept me sidelined and I spent a while writing raps and...

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Categories: has, absence, bullying, hate, rap,
Form: Free verse
The World Has Been Cruel to You, Yet There Is Still Beauty and Meaning That Comes from You as Well
The wind has bruised your tender face, And winter wrote upon your brow— Yet in your eyes, I still can trace A fire the world could not put out. The stars have watched you weep alone, Their silver light a cold caress, But from your soul a song has grown That sorrow could not quite suppress. You move through thorns with quiet grace, The...

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Categories: has, 12th grade,
Form: Rhyme

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