Long Decrepitude Poems
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Some PoemsA Stolen Memory
A Mirthful Chorus
By Sy Roth
We surrounded him
Asked to let go.
She stared at the misshapen face,
Unshaven sandpapery skin
Eyelids a tabula rasa
Fluttery sere skin
And we could see the humor blossoming in his...
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Categories:
decrepitude, dream, loneliness,
Form:
Free verse
Healthy Democracy CandidatesSkills for best qualified candidates
for healthy democratic leadership
on my Ultra-NonViolent
WinEgo/WinEco-bicameral short list
for 20/20 revisioning
During a global climate challenge
and multiculturally-felt crisis
of left-hemisphere risk
of further red dominance
and right-hemisphere opportunity
of integral blue/green Earth-health potential:
1. Commitment to,
and demonstrated experience...
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Categories:
decrepitude, culture, earth, health, humanity, integrity, political, religion,
Form:
Political Verse
Courtesy Severely Receding Hair LineCourtesy severely receding hair line...,
yours truly enveloped within morose mood
I (Samson incarnate)
frankly experience zapped strength,
hence sulk and pine for salad days of youth
when abundant golden locks adorned me noggin.
Now in doddering dotage scant wisps...
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Categories:
decrepitude, absence, anger, crush, cry, fate, heartbroken, husband,
Form:
Rhyme
MercurialIncreasing my laughter eyes full of tears invisibly
Heart shouting help
Limiting at my ears
Can't be spoken out loud
Faded destiny
My quest fades in the deep of away
Embellishing my pain with smile
Held contempt of my...
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Categories:
decrepitude, anxiety, deep, heartbroken, journey, loss,
Form:
Free verse
Rich Creation StoriesWhy isn’t religious history taught as part of our still evolving creation story?
How could our great enlightenment drama not continually refine
empowering language, music, liturgy
with neuro- and eco-systemic healing functions?
as distinguished from sometimes toxic...
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Categories:
decrepitude, addiction, culture, health, heart, history, humanity, language,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Overzealousness and AssiduousnessOverzealousness and assiduousness...
now propels yours truly towards restitution
courtesy sophisticated mountebank,
whose criminal mind
filched mine banknotes
rationed for when I exhibit decrepitude.
Cutthroat robber baron
re: newly minted vandal
an alumni matriculated
from school for scandal
a sheep in wolf's clothing
said culprit I...
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Categories:
decrepitude, angel, anger, anxiety, appreciation, bereavement, best friend,
Form:
Rhyme
Green Back AddictGreen-back addict
Ambition is the keys to unlocking all the doors. Enthusiasm or courage can
possibly put an end to world hunger. But let’s be honest, who need courage
when you got that instant almighty dollar.Remember...
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Categories:
decrepitude, life, passion, work, me, old, courage, me,
Form:
Free verse
VISION OF A TORMENTED WORLDThe din of darkness,
The cacophony of impostors,
The symphony of ignorance,
The decadence of progress,
Colonial heritage,
The empire of the pharaohs,
The agony of the pyramids,
The ordeal of free men,
The heat...
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Categories:
decrepitude, 12th grade, adventure, africa,
Form:
Free verse
No Vanity Set For This Chap No WayNo Vanity Set For This Chap, No Way
(in praise of immortality)
Modesty an understatement,
when eyes chance
to look askew at looking glass,
mine reflection caught at a glance,
an old man's piercing dart
mirrors my blinkered acquaintance
faint recognition communicates
immediate...
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Categories:
decrepitude, age, analogy, change, father, fear, funeral, goodbye,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Refund, PleaseYou can take back my adulthood
I don't want it anymore
Please...
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Categories:
decrepitude, age, childhood, old, wisdom,
Form:
Quatrain
Dear Old SheDear old she! –
The sun is tanning and battering
Her skin,
Greying her hair, fading her beauty;
She’s gone frail!
Youth has fled her, and hence decrepitude
has befriended her –
For never the twain shall meet.
But still she...
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Categories:
decrepitude, anxiety,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Time OutEvery day held the promise of a new adventure
with a myriad of new and exciting discoveries
unfettered by the hard experiences of life.
...
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Categories:
decrepitude, emotions, encouraging, life,
Form:
Shape
Life's Trajectorydetachment from malignant entities
from malignant entities results
malignant entities results in
entities results in transient
results in transient peace
in transient peace dejection
transient peace dejection creates
peace dejection creates a
dejection creates a singularity
creates a singularity causing
a singularity causing eventual
singularity causing...
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Categories:
decrepitude, age, angst, dark, pain, surreal,
Form:
Free verse
Basis of BeliefSpare me ill-considered thoughts
and tales of the enlightened sage
whose very basis of belief
arose in palpable assemblage
one late summer evening
while listening to his ringing ears,
as he lay soaking naked in a tub.
And holy writ of...
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Categories:
decrepitude, anger,
Form:
Free verse
Welcome To the UnderworldA victim of the streets
She's one of the homeless,
A victim of society
She left the broken home,
Try as they may there was no fixing it,
Her parents deciding, to go their own ways,
She turned to drugs and...
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Categories:
decrepitude, abuse, addiction, drug, home, sad, world,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Old FolksOLD FOLKS
Gone those elder-respecting days -
An ancient could well topple over
As uncouth youth speeds around him
The Walmart express departs
My God!
Look what’s been left behind –
A multitude of invisibility
A moss grown obsolete
Decrepitude on slow parade
Antediluvian ...
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Categories:
decrepitude, age,
Form:
Free verse
How Great Thou ArtHe left this world as he entered, helpless
On the edge of darkness gasping for air
While I soundly slept unimagined in my bed
Got the call in the dark dead of night
Reasoning to myself it was a...
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Categories:
decrepitude, death, father,
Form:
Acrostic
No Longer a CovenantIt was as if constrictive vigilance
And tactical resplendent barbarism
Could transform monumental avarice
And endemic ruthless kindness
Into something wholesome, glorious
But this was clearly not to be
Neither capricious nobility
Nor veiled brutish...
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Categories:
decrepitude, africa, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
BanishedBroken bleeding heart
Tattered torn soul
Mind in shreds blowing in the wind
Like so many scraps of muddied linen
Blank eyes hiding an eternity of sorrow
Clenched fists with bitten nails
Restraining a life-long anguish
Milky flesh bearing the scars of...
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Categories:
decrepitude, depressionself, self,
Form:
Free verse
Decrepitude Advances"...though nothing can bring back
the time of splendor in the grass
of glory in the flower..."
---Wm. Wordsworth
"...in sickness and in health/
'til death do us part..."
Your mortal flesh decays
while mental failings mount
and I, powerless, mourn
your losses, in...
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Categories:
decrepitude, age, angst, anxiety, bereavement, dark, grief,
Form:
Free verse
SinkholeA sinkhole, deep as 20 feet,
Collapsed without a warning,
Around the corner from my street
Quite early in the morning.
Repair crews came but no one knows
What caused the sudden sinking.
Decrepitude, some folks suppose,
But not what we were...
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Categories:
decrepitude, city,
Form:
Rhyme
It Sits There - For ContestIt Sits There
It sits there,
like the old Chevy in the driveway,
empty, but for memories
of better days.
Days of running hot
on roads of steaming passion,
squealing tires speeding
the road to fulfillment,
time’s road markers
flashing past
in the dancing headlights
fading into...
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Categories:
decrepitude, lost love, romance,
Form:
Free verse
TimeSee that the merciless spear of time wounds the senses
it's the molecules inside you that stagger dizzily
the ancestral oracle didn't need to warn you
that this distressing moment would one day come
now that it is sublime...
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Categories:
decrepitude, allegory, analogy, time,
Form:
Free verse
Weathered DecadesMausoleum and graves extremely old
They have not withstood test of endless time
Human love and tragedy long grown cold
Lay under protection of pure divine.
Weathered decades obliterated names
So many graves in decrepitude lay
Impetuous nature has claimed domain
Humanities...
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Categories:
decrepitude, bereavement, death, grave,
Form:
Sonnet