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Living Thing Poems - Poems about Living Thing


Premium Member When death becomes a living thing
When death becomes a living thing A clawing, unseen, weepy touch A spreading stain of seeping fear A pall draped o’er the light of day When death becomes the present tense When muted voices must redress Old words, like flowers, curled and mute To free themselves from sorrow’s lie When living death subverts its role Its cape and scythe gone strangely still A coldness of...

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Categories: living thing, death,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Echos Between Each Living Thing
stillness in near trees nature speaks very loudly~ breathe slow watchful eyes 7/30/2023...

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Categories: living thing, nature,
Form: Haiku



The Loneliest Living Thing
I have been at a crossroad for years Struggling past a multitude of fears And as weary as I might get I still can’t say without fret That I am the loneliest living thing. Flowers wither and die But before then they live a melancholy life They crumble underneath tiny little feet Bees steal their nectar for something good to eat So, if I...

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Categories: living thing, creation, feelings, flower, meaningful,
Form: Free verse
Living Thing
Abandoned houseboat a cage, hungry bird within. just a living thing...

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Categories: living thing, life,
Form: Haiku
A Living Thing Called-Love
axe or scalpel ...

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Categories: living thing, faith, funny love, life,
Form: Senryu



Mylife As a Living Thing
My life as a living thing.. what are things? Just a tool to keep you entertained, a rock that shines to be worth more than a human soul. Blood spilled, minds tortured. What is with these things? Why are they worth more than a friend to keep. I try. I weep....

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Categories: living thing, inspirational
Form: ABC
Fastest Living Thing
A swift running athlete, on two fleet-feet, Runs twenty miles an hour. A galloping horse runs a faster course; His hoofs a pounding power. Still faster is the deer traveling in fear. At fifty he looks around, To see a cheetah display seventy to catch its prey. He’s the fastest four-footer found. For greater speeds, the sky favors fowls that fly, With vultures venturing...

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Categories: living thing, animals, nature
Form: Narrative

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