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Late Poems - Poems about Late

It Was To Late Unless Otherwise
Warnings came over and over and over again To repent and come from all sins It was ignored, until it was too late The passing and non-repentance in the grave Unknown, only Jesus above If they repented on their last days at all Jesus is the judge in this world No Silver, Gold or even a Pearl Can save you. You're being told Be...

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Categories: late, destiny, heaven,
Form: Free verse
LATE NIGHTS
Late-night talks have always been the best. The love I have for you is priceless. I don’t want anyone but you; you have to be mine. I need those late-night conversations. I want to feel reconnected with you and ensure that this love will last forever. I need to know if this love is permanent....

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Categories: late, good night, missing you,
Form: Verse



The Late Michael Alldredge
He guest-starred on "The Jeffersons" and "Serpico". He also guest-starred on "The Bob Newhart Show". He starred in "The Sting II", "Iron Eagle" and other flicks. This very talented man died at the young age of fifty-six. He guest-starred on "The Dukes Of Hazzard" and "Archie Bunker's Place". Lung cancer ended his life too soon and he was a credit...

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Categories: late, cancer, celebrity, death,
Form: Rhyme
This is late, and thus long!
Nihilism, write thirteen beautiful lines, the longest one in the merriam-webster Cosmos and cosmic, Lunar eclipse and Aurora Borealis, milky way and the interstellar Synecdoche, you and I are no good to linger longer with the charm in an alternative essay The round trip home is often the loneliest deadly, a painstaking pain, humble to tone down a possessive...

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Categories: late, april,
Form: Free verse
Letter That Came Too Late
I opened it like a wound unwrapping itself, the envelope soft from time, your name trembling in a handwriting I had learned to forget. You said sorry. In ink, not voice. In past tense. As if my years of silence were a thing you could fold into a paragraph. I had already buried you in the quiet way people bury the living, not with dirt, but with detachment. I built...

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Categories: late, 10th grade, absence, abuse,
Form: Elegy



too late
do you think that it is a date? is it too late to clarify? is it too late to take? to take back the words I always would say? do you think that it is a date? watch horror movies over call? Is it too late, to tell you that I don't like horror? did you take that the wrong way? not in movies,...

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Categories: late, feelings, first love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member It's Not Too Late
No, it's not too late; It's n e v e r too late to make your wrongs right, to chase after dreams, to a p o l o g i z e. It's not too late to fall in love, to tell someone your true feelings... or to try again, as long as you have breath within... you. ...

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Categories: late, encouraging, inspirational, meaningful, time,
Form: Diminished Hexaverse
Premium Member LATE IN THE EVENING
And I'm concerned, afraid, got the railroad crossing blues and the jazz that plays so low and desolation looms like the ghost of Christmas past/ And the band wraps up and it's time to go home but the blues is still crawling around inside my head like desolation and the lone watchman/on the peak is...

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Categories: late, 4th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Early Bird and Late Worm
Who reads Poor Richard's almanac - birds who wants to whack someone who likes to squirm (specifically, I mean a worm) when the dawn goes crack? I think birds cannot read, so how will they succeed in catching what will squirm (specifically, I mean a worm) so not to eat birdseed? My advice for a worm (and Poor Richard will confirm) - always wake up very...

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Categories: late, bird,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member In a late autumn, when the last leaf sways on the branch of fate
In a late autumn, when the last leaf sways on the branch of fate, I have not learned to love, only to possess, to capture in threads of connections, Fragile yet unyielding ties, a dance of possession that knows not love, It's more than obsession, yet not quite possession, an enigma without answer. I do not let feelings live...

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Categories: late, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Late Bloomer
(“Tapestry”, 2025, original encaustic) Late Bloomer It wasn’t until I was half my age That I came into my own And finally felt whole. Now at sixty six I’m not sure what you’d call The way I feel. Over the hill Ripe in a hard cider way Nobody going nowhere. But there is peace In having been there, done that And gotten over the need for more. Knowing...

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Categories: late, growing up, life, perspective,
Form: Narrative
The Late Val Kilmer
Because of Pneumonia, he couldn't survive. Val Kilmer has died at the age of sixty-five. He starred as Batman in "Batman Forever" thirty years ago. In 2013, he starred in "Ghost Ghirls" and "Palo Alto". In 2011, he starred in "Blood Out" and "Five Days Of War". He was a very talented actor who we won't see anymore. In 2006, Val...

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Categories: late, celebrity, death, dedication,
Form: Rhyme
Too Late The Hero
Shadows fall too deep, Empty crown, a silent plea, Justice sleeps below. ©bfa032325 ...

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Categories: late, political,
Form: Haiku
Snow In Late March
Snow in late March It's a great reason to think about People who are used to controlling everything Sometimes, life gives us surprises Ease us a little challenges Probably to make us flexible Resourceful and not lose our ability to wonder Because while we wonder, we live and feel....

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Categories: late, character, life, seasons,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Basketball Picks
Untimely was Hamilton Hicks In making his basketball picks. He knew it all well, How each bracket fell, But always too late with his clicks. ...

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Categories: late, basketball, funny, future, humor,
Form: Limerick

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