Wasted Crown
I have seen the destitute in their health and company,
More joyful than a lonely king languishing on his throne:
On his deathbed, you see him defeatedly lay,
With not a single reason to stay.
His cure wasn’t served in a golden chalice,
And his gloomy prison was his mighty palace.
Nor
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Categories:
languish, destiny, life, spoken word,
Form: Rhyme
LANGUISH NOT
“She that hath borne seven languisheth: she hath given up the ghost; her sun is gone down while it was yet day: she hath been ashamed and confounded: and the residue of them will I deliver to the sword before their enemies, saith the LORD.” Jeremiah 15:9 of the King James Bible
Languish not, oh my
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Categories:
languish, blessing, christian, faith, god,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Languish
Nature seems to languish in winter
Trees bare it all as snowflakes fall
Bird fly south to warmer climes
Yet all hope is not lost
Spring will renew their
Splendor and glow
Birds will sing
Dulcet
Songs
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Categories:
languish, spring, winter,
Form: Nonet
Languish
in a dungeon of grief she used to languish.
her much beloved dog succumbed to cancer;
she got another sooner than expected -
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Categories:
languish, cancer, death, dog, freedom,
Form: Sapphic stanza
Languish
"The languish are not the unfortunate ones, they're only victims of circumstances. Let's throw in the buoy."
- Quote _ by poet
They become weak as the
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Categories:
languish, nature, tree,
Form: Quatrain
::::::languish::::::
the surprising thing is not
that every man has his price
but just how low it is
Quote By Napoleon Bonaparte
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Categories:
languish, desire, perspective, philosophy,
Form: Tanka
Languish
“Every wall that would entrap me has a door that would free me. And I languish because the fear of freedom often leaves me preferring the familiarity of the wall.”
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Categories:
languish, loss,
Form: Monorhyme
Languish
“New love is a fresh breeze, but when it leaves unexpectedly,
it knocks the wind right out of you.” By author of this poem
Languish
Now sick from love, I languish here,
and rarely do I leave my bed.
I never thought a simple tear
that for that guy I’d ever shed.
He wore me down with charming ease.
Now sick from love,
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Categories:
languish, lost love,
Form: Quatern
Languish
The main purpose of life is to live rightly, think rightly, act rightly. The soul must languish when we give all our thought to the body.
Mahatma Gandhi
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Winter is a suitable time
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Categories:
languish, analogy, appreciation, heart, winter,
Form: Rubaiyat
Languish
In languish sleep, so went her fate
through loveless marriage, mired in hate.
Soft-spoken words that now chastise
his world, of stranger’s scents and spies;
gold, traded for some silverplate.
Just once forbidden fruit she ate
her endless strangled passions sate
she made this bed on which she lies
in languish sleep.
Suspicions she dared not set straight
this is a world she did create;
where
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Categories:
languish, confusion, desire, emotions, marriage,
Form: Rondeau
Languish
The cry of the cockerel before dawn,
The overalls she wears are all torn.
The weight of the hay bale,
The sound of the crow’s wail.
The sight of another fence down,
Only 4 eggs today Mother will frown.
The cat giving birth to yet another litter.
Taste of the poor, sick cow’s milk is bitter.
The well’s water level is very low.
Grass
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Categories:
languish, farm,
Form: Couplet
Languish
“Three, 300, or 3,000 - these are the number of unknown days, each far too little and yet too much at the same time, to see an irrevocably declined loved one languish and suffer, with that bittersweet release lingering in the doorway, but never quite being sent all the way in, to comfort and carry
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Categories:
languish, angst,
Form: Acrostic
Languish
The main purpose of life is to live rightly, think rightly, act rightly. The soul must languish when we give all our thought to the body.
By Mahatma Gandhi
Sheer sneaking swallowing
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Categories:
languish, analogy, anxiety, bereavement, world,
Form: Rhyme
I Will Languish
My heart has these many dwellings
such dead cold cautionary tales
long disregarded and condemned.
And then there is this secret palace
eclipsing all true loves desolation
where deep resides your essence.
A rapture of all your many graces
this mansion of your many riches
this residence of many memories.
And then there is your portrait it
hangs formidably in the great hall
duchess over all
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Categories:
languish, love,
Form: Free verse
Languish In Your Beauty
Languish in your beauty
Enjoy honest delights
Wowing people is not done
Easily by others.
Lucky thing you are a rose
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Categories:
languish, flower, rose,
Form: Free verse
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