Long End of the line Poems
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Why I Strayed Part 1Why I strayed, I know the reason, but do you? You’re the one that I fell into their arms, the one that I turned to
Although I told you then I never got too deep, but...
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Categories:
end of the line, heartbreak, hurt, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
The Long Way HomeIt was late in the balmy springtime, and I was attending a lecture,
On a topic of great interest, which was the history of architecture.
As a great lover of beauty, I admired structural geometric designs,
Like the...
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Categories:
end of the line, fantasy, home, magic, people, school, spring, time,
Form:
Couplet
Breathing But Still DyingHis Version of Dying but Still Breathing
You say you never knew it was possible to die but still be able to breathe, I never knew it was possible to breathe but be dead inside after...
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Categories:
end of the line, angst, heartbreak,
Form:
Rhyme
Nicholas Street Jail
The structure is imposing, massive and fearful. Built in 1862 as a jail and
gallows for the worst of humanity. "Living" conditions were sickening and
appalling. The top floor was reserved for death-row...
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Categories:
end of the line, scary,
Form:
Narrative
All the LiesI hope that you’re warm and cozy all wrapped up in your blanket of lies, the ones that you spoke to me in that time
That time that we are not to speak of because to...
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Categories:
end of the line, heartbroken,
Form:
Rhyme
One Man's Miracle(The Man Who Proved That God Is Real)
You told me you just want to know God exists,
Oh dear heart, I promise it's true,
I just worry the person...
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Categories:
end of the line, faith, feelings, friendship, drug,
Form:
Rhyme
You Were Feeling Like a KidYou toss them to the ground, they don’t beckon or call,
They’re a pair of jeans, and to the ground they fall,
They stay as long as you threw them,
Yet they could stand tall,
When they’re on you...
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Categories:
end of the line, beautiful, change, childhood, death of a friend,
Form:
Rhyme
The Flying Saucer AbductionIt was a dark and moonless night. The lights were out. The TV low.
My hubby and I were relaxed, cuddled close, as the TV set the room aglow.
The telly had a “Flying Saucer Abduction”, with...
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Categories:
end of the line, adventure, fantasy, funny, halloween, humor, humorous, imagination,
Form:
Light Verse
Recursa AbsurdaStraight lines, sepia
The suppression of unwanted thoughts
Like time spent in sensory deprivation
Time spent in a droning room
Under sterile light hums, practically drooling
The vacuum of most moments
As standard as cinder blocks
Punctuated by things so washed out,...
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Categories:
end of the line, absence, depression, loss, memory, repetition, silence, sleep,
Form:
Free verse
She Saved Her Best For LastShe'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:
end of the line, conflict, miracle, mother son,
Form:
Narrative
EternityThis summer marked the 10th year anniversary,
Of our promise that should've lasted an eternity.
There are more tales to come about our prime,
And I will tell you all about it another time.
Right now,...
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Categories:
end of the line, betrayal, death, depression, leaving, love, marriage, wedding,
Form:
Free verse
Homelands====================
Homelands
Arabic poem by: Adel Said*
Translated into English by:
Inaam Al-Hashimi (Gold_N_Silk)
=====================
At the end of the line I stand
As should a professional homeless do
Exactly at the end of the line
Before the committee on homelands distribution
Among...
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Categories:
end of the line, arabic, deep, depression, international, lost, metaphor, sad,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Where the Railroad Track MeetWhere the Railroad Track Meet
Grasping, lunging as does a donkey for the
dangling apple leading it forward, I reached
for the ever elusive spot. That place where
the railroad track meet. Almost had it in
Idaho...
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Categories:
end of the line, moving on, remember,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Eternal BequestWhen before our God we stand at the pearly gates of heaven. When we all, rich and poor, must account for what we were given. Whether we have acquired vast amounts of material wealth. Whether...
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Categories:
end of the line, christian, death, god, life, success, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
We Are Not Promised Tomorrow^As I got up out of my bed today,
I had a thought that won’t go away.
I looked out the window to see sunny skies,
I´m sure that the smile, showed in my eyes.
So I’ll start today...
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Categories:
end of the line, appreciation, best friend, cancer, emotions, health, heart,
Form:
Verse
Darkest Moment's Passing Byit was already dark outside
silence had totally ruined the night
only my lampshade in my room was at my side
trying to comfort me in all my sorrows and trembling fear inside
as soft tick-tocks of...
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Categories:
end of the line, care, dad, father, goodbye, me, time, tribute,
Form:
Narrative
Orient Express: Collaboration Poem By Jadazzle Jan Allison and Darren WatsonWe hear the engine whistle
The hissing of the steam
The hairs on our necks begin to bristle
As we meet the arrival of a dream
We didn't think we had a chance of winning...
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Categories:
end of the line, desire, journey, romance,
Form:
Free verse
Bookends of Eternal DarkWhere were you so long ago?
All those eons before a tot.
In some distant god’s château?
No. Not there. You were not.
On a shelf of surplus stock,
A soul dressed up in heavenly frock.
Perhaps a spirit not...
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Categories:
end of the line, atheist, death, friendship, life, love, truth, universe,
Form:
Rhyme
How Determination Met DestinyAn unfamiliar voice received his miss dialed call, ...
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Categories:
end of the line, christian, desire, destiny,
Form:
Couplet
Orient Express:We hear the engine whistle
The hissing of the steam
The hairs on our necks begin to bristle
As we meet the arrival of a dream
We didn't think we had a chance of winning...
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Categories:
end of the line, journey, passion, romance,
Form:
Rhyme
Curtsy and BowThe Teacher boomed "Girls Curtsy" now "Boys Bow".
"Learn your Etiquette, Ladies first Gentlemen".
"We do not run we are not a herd of cattle, Now single file !"
"You Mr Smith will hold the door !, Thank...
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Categories:
end of the line, children, evil, drug,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
StrongOne tick closer to midnight
Grab on and hold on tight
Is this not the ride you were looking for
Yet here you are wanting more
Turbulent times up ahead
I'd Probably , be better off dead
That is something...
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Categories:
end of the line, bird,
Form:
Rhyme
To See Marlena, Part IConley Pratt slouched over the horn
of a battered and trail-worn saddle,
been on the run for several hours now
after being caught rustling cattle.
His side ached, caked in fresh blood
from where a large bullet had struck,
he heard...
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Categories:
end of the line, betrayal, death, devotion, history, lost love, love,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Learn To HateWhat happens when you give away your heart,
And they throw it right in your face?
What happens when you tell them your secrets,
And they decide to reveal it to the world?
I sacrificed myself to you,
You locked...
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Categories:
end of the line, death, depression, lost love, sadcare, me, heart,
Form:
Blank verse
Give It a Name Part 1What name can I give
To a dream that is uncertain
To people who are unclear
To a feeling I am unsure of
To a message that is obscure?
What name can I give
To voices no longer heard
Advice no...
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Categories:
end of the line, family, memory, missing you,
Form:
Elegy