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Mystery Judgement Poems

These Mystery Judgement poems are examples of Judgement poems about Mystery. These are the best examples of Judgement Mystery poems written by international poets.


I Can't Believe I Thought That
I can't believe I thought that.
Where did it even come from, oh god I feel like a rat.
I mean it just came out of nowhere
Waiting...

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Categories: judgement, crazy, feelings, funny, humor,



Escalate The Escapade
Some people love to speculate
And conversate about everything
Whatever they perceive it to be
Or believe it to be an F & A 
C & a T...

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© John Conde  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: confusion, image, judgement, mystery,

Premium Member Dead End Street
Dead End Street

He is waiting in the dark
In the smoky dark under the railway sidings.
He is nervous in the black
In the black of the black...

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Categories: death, horror, judgement, motivation,

Concealed Reality
"Truth shall always prevail", 
... Or so I have heard. 
It's merely been a year, 
Yet, can't seem to recover. 

Crying for help? 
"Oof, grow...

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Categories: 11th grade, endurance, judgement,

Premium Member Words in the Wind
Words in the Wind

By Mark D. Stucky
Winds carried away the words
that Jesus, the Word made flesh,
wrote in the dust,
while sitting near a trembling woman,
who was...

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Categories: judgement, love, political, sin,



Premium Member Juice Ex Machina
Juice Ex Machina

By Mark D. Stucky
When wine ran out at the wedding in Cana,
why did Mary request and expect Jesus
(who seemed slightly exasperated)
to act as...

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Categories: care, humorous, jesus, judgement,

Premium Member The Mask of Labradorite
Thrice the night—the day!—both fell to sleepless slumber,
But now in Spring, though yet again: The third was three in number. 

I sense a wince remind...

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Categories: corruption, imagination, judgement, life,

What Is My Goal
In the future, my face remains blurred,
Never to be cleared, my fate incurred.
Yet, my focus on the camera's lens,
Is a riddle yet unsolved, my dear...

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Categories: judgement, allusion, boy, career, confusion,

Premium Member Science This Way
I asked someone who ought to know
   a simple question of science.
The answer he gave, “We really don’t know,
   but as...

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Categories: judgement, appreciation, creation, earth, education,

Premium Member Justice Disarmed
Full of fascination, awe, and strange mystery,
a legend from some languishing law history…
He cracked open the case to see if credible,
when tastes for each other...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: judgement, mystery, nonsense,

Premium Member Beneath the Glitter
Scent of amethyst
     Ruby's allure
   Sparkle of sapphire
     Opal's flash in the glade

  ...

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Categories: beauty, color, judgement, money,

The Judgement
It was never about being in competition 
Actually it was about embracing who you are
The story has many folds
Read it carefully 
You will be suprised...

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Categories: judgement, adventure, africa, change, culture,

A Coil of the Labyrinth
A coil of the labyrinth winds deep into the night. 
A path that is tortuous and falls 
into terror turning left then suddenly right.

Something sits...

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Categories: judgement, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy,

Black Sun Version Iii
What light is this?

It reeks of night, corrupted!
What it touches turns black.
Things lingering in a cruel Violet.  
 
What light is this? 

The night...

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Categories: judgement, allegory, allusion, analogy, anger,

Obscured
Down distance streets distant days obscured 
Visions of idle things resting in the weeds skeletal 
Rusted eons have fallen machines dead

In their stance flies flicker...

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Categories: judgement, allegory, allusion, analogy, art,


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