Long Bemoaned Poems
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One Day
One day not so long ago
I walked
Never alone
For the world
Is always my home
It was a late
Spring snow
Yet I felt
Invisible red roses
Offering sweetest perfume
To my nose and soul
There’s such warmth
In snow-filled winter
No bitterness
No...
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Categories:
bemoaned, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
A trunkful of recyclables patiently awaits,
A trunkful of recyclables patiently awaits,
(and cries out long day's journey into night,
no...not for Eugene O'Neill),
but rather being distributed
in their respective bins at Wegmans
Under the Elms
Dressed up in our Sunday finery,
(which attire frankly looks no...
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Categories:
bemoaned, adventure, america, anger, appreciation, car, environment, husband,
Form:
Free verse
World's End
Part 1
This is a true story about world’s end,
But don’t freak out for it was long ago
God’s message must have been garbled
That the prophet’s prophecy failed you know.
And since those days in fifty eight
Such prophecies...
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Categories:
bemoaned, life, , cute,
Form:
Rhyme
Famous Last Line
Dad Revisited- Once More
Last night I sat up in bed and prayed a little longer,
I asked god to send dad back for just one more day with great fervour.
Dad was waiting for me in...
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Categories:
bemoaned, absence, bereavement, birthday, dad, heartbroken, parents, sorrow,
Form:
Free verse
Son of Amittai - 2 of 2
(continued from 'Son of Amattai - 1 of 2')
in the belly of the fish
Then Jonah prayed unto the Lord, his God,
Deep from the belly of leviathan.
“I cried out to you, Lord, in my distress,
For I...
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Categories:
bemoaned, bible, fish,
Form:
Tail-rhyme
She Saved Her Best For Last
She'd been raised to despise them, and despise them she did
The Orthodox, be they modern or old-fashioned, and the Chassidim
She'd grown up loathing their Sabbath and their dietary restrictions
Their clinging to...
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Categories:
bemoaned, conflict, miracle, mother son,
Form:
Narrative
Coffee Is Important
My roommates are all up and about. It’s finals week and everyone is hustling about.
Lisa came in from an early exam, it was snowing lightly, she looked right at home.
“How’d it go?” I quizzed.
“E-Z,” she...
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Categories:
bemoaned, school, snow, student, teen, writing,
Form:
Free verse
On Heaven's Doorway
I arrived at heaven’s doorway and found my friend, Walter, sitting on the front steps. Walter had passed years before me. I was surprised to see him still waiting in front of heaven’s...
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Categories:
bemoaned, inspirational, life, care, care, life, love,
Form:
Narrative
Unorthodox nonestablismentarian epitome
Unorthodox nonestablismentarian epitome
Describes celibate bent aegis.
Mein kampf illustrates gravitas.
Underdog muted lest intimidation
think bully brandishing fist in my face
threatening to buzzfeed me
a brassy knuckle sandwich.
While breezily reading Judy Bloom,
(whose material geared
toward young adult)
book titled Blubber...
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Categories:
bemoaned, 7th grade, 8th grade, abuse, analogy, bullying,
Form:
Free verse
''To Err Is Human: To Forgive, Divine''--Alexander Pope
African-American and abusive, my late step-dad
was a reverse racist:
an army sergeant; a Vietnam vet; and, a backhand,
face-hitting sadist.
I once bemoaned that I was a...
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Categories:
bemoaned, abuse, anger, forgiveness, god, hope, pain, racism,
Form:
Narrative
The Missus Discerns a Glimmer of Empathy Within Her Spouse
Finally after twenty two plus
years of marriage,
a husband (namely yours truly -
hitherto known as Matthew Scott Harris)
exhibits glint of care and concern
toward his significant other,
which wife bemoaned
absent expressions of love
particularly before the
honeymoon even occurred.
I readily...
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Categories:
bemoaned, absence, art, blessing, devotion, encouraging, giving, husband,
Form:
Free verse
Nick Knock
I was in between jobs at the time and running short of cash,
so without a need to now explain my future don’t look flash.
I tramped from door to door to plead my unemployment case
in a...
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Categories:
bemoaned, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Still Dithering With Hesitation On Brink of Abysmal Precipice I
Infinite pitch black void zoomed,
I vacillated then pitched headlong
(head and knobby knees, over heels)
where skeletons in shuttered closets roomed,
and antithesis of freedom loomed
large (think) cosmic size grand canyon groomed
courtesy the once mighty Mississippi,
now barely a...
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Categories:
bemoaned, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme
Brutus Iulius Trois Page 03
Brutus Iulius Trois Page 03
Grey eyed Brutus was truly a Trojan son
as he attended his father upon a great hunt
Jealous Juno hated this Brutus this Trois
her anger caused his arrow to slay...
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Categories:
bemoaned, hero, history,
Form:
Epic
Faustian Bargain
A smashing sound stirs, they “bang the gavel.”
Concessions granted; court begins to unravel.
The eight need votes, an agreement was reached.
Abandoning rightwing values once preached
Tenure, cast it as a repudiation of his failure to lead.
Accusations...
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Categories:
bemoaned, anger, corruption, devotion, discrimination, how i feel,
Form:
Rhyme
The Convict Part 4
Didactic old man
Fiddling with fright
As tears curled down
From a bemoaned and fretted face
To his foaming lip
The tears thirst bitter taste
Spiced with desired regret
Of an action already finished
Crime begets an accidental skirmish
~
His hands
Those quivering hands
Protective...
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Categories:
bemoaned, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
Who's a Saint
I read a poem about
a mother, a saintly mother,
who, with knotted and veined
hands, crocheted blankets
and booties...
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Categories:
bemoaned, appreciation, care, family, introspection, mother, perspective, tribute,
Form:
Free verse
Great Expectations
Strolling along through Gumgulli Park
where shadows of trees made it quite dark.
Absorbing birdsong filling the air,
taking in beauty with barely a care.
Some people were out walking their dog,
others were passing me out on a jog.
Quite...
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Categories:
bemoaned, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
Pushing Love Away
Pushing love away
We accept the love we think we deserve.
I think I deserve more love.
I have fallen so deeply into love with her,
But she didn’t notice, didn’t feel the same,
Didn’t love like the...
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Categories:
bemoaned, break up, fear, love, love hurts, me,
Form:
Bio
A Modest Proposal
A Modest Proposal
By Roy Merritt
Doctor Swift wrote it anonymously
His delicate modest proposal
His idea to save the poor Irish
Was to make their children disposal
He was lampooning Petty and Bacon
Quite popular upon that year
Their notions of...
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Categories:
bemoaned, children, food, history, humorous, poverty,
Form:
Rhyme
Lake Elisa
Lake Eliza
Out by poor old Lake Elisa lived a moody ancient miser.
Who bemoaned his fate throughout the livelong day.
lived further west than Isa out where the heat and flies are.
So he plotted as he...
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Categories:
bemoaned, adventure, angst, cowboy-western,
Form:
Epitaph
Maiden's Moonlit Plight
A scream awoke those in the churchyard,
a mad scream from the maiden lain there
From death she awoke in the dark crypt
From cold death and so full of despair.
Shrouded she’d lain ‘pon altar of bone,
So deep...
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Categories:
bemoaned, fantasydeath, death,
Form:
Ballad
Amadi, That Gong Sounds Again
Yesterday we cried, we wept for the loss of peace
Last night, we both mourned the demise of tranquility
We yearned in futility for that quietude
That made our spirits flutter
We bemoaned the annihilation...
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Categories:
bemoaned, art, change, confidence, motivation,
Form:
Blank verse
The Singer's Cloak
The singer sang from beyond the grave,*
Or in his grave, to be true.
His voice reached up to the architrave
And vibrated in every pew.
The vicar called on the choir to sing
As loud as loud they could.
But...
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Categories:
bemoaned, adventure, death, fantasywomen, voice, children, voice, women,
Form:
Ballad
The Fire 1
The Fire
For centuries, it matchlessly stood
This Nair baron’s mansion made entirely of wood,
Which but carried a curse from an old woman, or worse,
From the chief carpenter who was sort of...
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Categories:
bemoaned, family, old,
Form:
Free verse