Long Agone Poems
Long Agone Poems. Below are the most popular long Agone by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Agone poems by poem length and keyword.
A Township Day - a School Time MemoryThis is a true story of seven students
Agone days of those ill-famed fiddles
Musing with drolleries – assiduity on catchy missies
And lamed against educators animalism.
Books usually kept aside but concentration hard on last night
Weekends glossed upon...
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Categories:
agone, funny, schoolschool, school, time, , literature,
Form:
Free verse
Six White RosesThe same striking man, the same lush, green land,
cushioned and delighted her heart in sleep.
Her romantic dream of senses was most grand
unless repeated fears began their slow, dark creep;
drowning and stabbing frights would often expand.
She...
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Categories:
agone, destiny, devotion, grave, soulmate,
Form:
Rhyme
A Letter To My Friend - IiiTo my dearest dear…
Waited! Waited! And Waited!
Long-time yet no reply
How are you? Where are you?
Since November you didn’t called back.
Writing for you once again
Just with that hope you will answer me back.
All these days...
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Categories:
agone, caregiving, dedication, depression, devotion, faith, friendship, hopeme,
Form:
Classicism
Her Jodhpur Oneirisms (Jodhpur Is a City of Rajasthan, India)(Jodhpur is a beautiful, cultural, historical city in Rajasthan, India. This poem is all
about Jodhpur from her mouth as she told).
Left behind her beamish days of time of life, her days of girlhood…
Left behind her...
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Categories:
agone, art, dedication, depression, devotion, happiness, history, imagination,
Form:
Classicism
TearsOverflowing like the sparkling spring from acerbity,
The emerald stones on the relieve peak
Causing welling up like stormy waves,
And breath taking halt, grunting
Roar as the thundering drums reverberating;
The window pout unfold...
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Categories:
agone, funnytime,
Form:
Lyric
A Letter To My Friend - ITo my dearest dear…
We met a long time back
The day do you remember?
That was the day when I met you first time
Together we cracked japes and together we smiled
Since then you gave my life a...
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Categories:
agone, art, dedication, friendship, love, passionday, hope,
Form:
Classicism
The Many Insinuations In Your.......EyesI.
Religion and his spiteful visions,
Race and her unholy irrations,
Madness the first lady of Death the Destroyer,
Sadness the Arch-enemy of Peace and Bliss,
Oh! His breathe just ceased,
To whom,To what shall we plead,
On what mountains shall Volcanoes...
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Categories:
agone, adventure, happiness, passion, men,
Form:
Ballad
FreedomFREEDOM
This mass of land, created from the amalgamation of two
Stood alone as the most eastern Caribbean island in view
Embedded with coral and volcanic ash, her strength
A peaceful place to inhabit and explore...
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Categories:
agone, freedom, memory, slavery,
Form:
Rhyme
Sky RageThe awaited bedimmed evening
Was foretold by the clouds rolling in,
We pelted along the herded streets
Fending the storm that was coming.
One perceived the aftermath peace
I queried the realism that was bracing,
One assured the isolated inconsequence
None...
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Categories:
agone, nature, storm,
Form:
Free verse
A Student's Folk TaleStacked with books, assiduity elsewhere
Exams knocking at hand
Yet the Friday get-go
And final cut buff.
Night at sea and morning sloth
The evening prowl and buddy talkies
Escaped tuition and soul mate bask
Brainsick few moments
Ended with a break...
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Categories:
agone, allegory, schooltime, time,
Form:
Bio
Graphical Conceptualizations'Twas like imagery or perhaps deja'vu
air quotations or a hallucination,
naught tangible to the naked eye
but an echoing of whirlwinds,
mere beginning of an expansion
tucked aside noncommittal whispers
reverberating discorporate shadows
on dividers of processing graphics,
rough drafts' emphatic intimation
of...
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Categories:
agone, allegory, confusion, hyperbole,
Form:
Free verse
The Twisted Kudzu VineRemembering America when clothesline displayed wash
The yesteryear clotheslines of our country have mostly gone
Gone with the same way of old fashioned outdated panache
Panache as when women dressed decent_men tipped hats agone
The yesteryear clotheslines of...
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Categories:
agone, allegory, history, introspection, life, music, nostalgia, places,
Form:
Pantoum
DandyThe Dandy
Why tug and pull and wrench the beauty out
And leave a hole wherein she sat
When her crowning glory has a sunny glow
Closely cropped above her shape
With slender form that’s cloaked in green
From which her...
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Categories:
agone, flower,
Form:
Blank verse
So Still Thy Ghosts. . .To thee I pledge my love, so still thy ghosts;
The past, a haunting blows, but reapers chill,
And bade we lay within the darkness close,
Me breathless blue, but you so bluer still;
Against my breast shall love...
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Categories:
agone, devotion, loss, lost love, love, sad, love,
Form:
Sonnet
Gossamer Labyrinths' Agone OpulenceOnce agone moments in time
she was poetry in motion,
'til she pirouetted herself
onto dusty versed shelves
...
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Categories:
agone, age, dance, destiny, memory, nostalgia, poetry, silence,
Form:
Imagism