Get Your Premium Membership

Long Escape the fate Poems

Long Escape the fate Poems. Below are the most popular long Escape the fate by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Escape the fate poems by poem length and keyword.


Premium Member Villanelle: No Man Can On His Own Escape Written Fate, For Thiru-Valluvar
Villanelle: No man can on his own escape written fate

         For Thiru-Valluvar, the “nameless” author of 
the THIRUK-KURAL

Note: In my previous posts, especially on Canto 38, I...

Read More
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: escape the fate, beauty, character, creation, god, identity, truth,
Form: Villanelle



Deor's Lament
Deor's Lament

(Old English/Anglo-Saxon poem circa the 10th century AD)
loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch

Weland endured the agony of exile:
an indomitable smith wracked by grief.
He suffered countless sorrows;
indeed, such sorrows were his bosom companions
in that frozen...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, destiny, england, fate, old, poems, poetry, poets,
Form: Verse
Premium Member An Oyster's Revenge
The Sun was acting rather strange
With the Moon and Stars concerned.
As it was not content to share the sky...
And not prepared to wait its turn.
So the sea was simmering and boiling hot
Without the night's return.

But...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, funny, humor, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Wasted in Love
Loving keeps me wasted
Just so I don’t see my own face again
Crying in the mirror 
Letting the tears fall
Wishing for your call 
Even though you were the one who put me at fault
I guess I’m not sorry...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, abuse, addiction, betrayal, dark, deep, love, love
Form: Rhyme
His Hideout 7
The feeling was coming back with ferocity..He had made a turniquette with his belt and would periodically loosen it to restore flow and see if the bleeding had subsided.He hoped it was a clean through...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, home,
Form: Free verse



The Shadow
-Look into your heart. What is its most ardent desire?
-I don’t know. I haven’t thought lately.
-You have neglected me. You have neglected your desires. You don’t know your heart…
-No, no I do better than any...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, passion, death, me, death, me, trust,
Form: I do not know?
Darkest Fear
I wake to see a wall
Made of matter so bright
That it's pitch black
First I see the gray wisps
Floating and hovering above the mass
Then I see the arms
They are red
They pull away from the dark mass
The...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, fear
Form: Free verse
Tag
3, 2, 1 TAG YOU'RE IT!

I remember hearing on the playground at the age of nine
Lord only knows how much I dreaded this game
The boy next to me tagged the other girl to his left
She...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, analogy, childhood, extended metaphor, identity, love, pride,
Form: Spoken Word
Lean On Me
 A young boy from my neighborhood came to me the other day. he was near hysteria
he said, big bro 
jamb just came out and i have failed woefully 
my parents don't know of this...

Read More
© Don Bukana  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: escape the fate, angel, anger, anxiety, beautiful,
Form: Lyric
April 3 Poems
April 3 Poems

Humor keeps us sane
it is a piece of what we need to do
to prevent us from getting 
the dreaded corona virus
coming up your nose

Pensively prompt - unpublished


creative talents unleashed

First Kiss with My wife

It...

Read More
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: escape the fate, anxiety, april, poems,
Form: Free verse
Thanksgiving gobbledygook
Thanksgiving gobbledygook

The following anecdote baste
upon overactive imagination of mine
in sync with being married
and monogamously living socially chaste
life as a scrupulous anchorite,
whose weather beaten corporeal flesh
plus sabotaged, riddled,
and tuckered psyche effaced
after becoming adequately stuffed,
this turkey (in...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, 12th grade, africa, age, america, animal, bird,
Form: Free verse
The Nightmare
She called a name in the eleventh hour,
And the name that parted her lips was mine
She stood in the doorway with hair a'fire,
And evil from her eyes did shine

With earth a'shaking and walls a'quaking
Hell came...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, halloween, scary,
Form: Quatrain
What becomes of a world?
The trees ache with a pain only those who have witnessed true horror 
The swinging rope moping for it had been turned to a killer 
The threads unravelling trying to escape 
A maze with no...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, discrimination, family, funeral, metaphor, prejudice, race, racism,
Form: Free verse
Riot Vibrantly Painted
Set the scene
strike the slate
a plague befalls Rome this day
like the Gods bless the clouds to spew rain from its jaws
A hurricane of envy washes the city streets
already filthy with the foul stench of death...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, adventure, betrayal, business, character, city, confusion, corruption,
Form: Narrative
3 Women, One and the Same
The VICTIM

a heart much larger than the mind
outgoing, free spirited
defenseless, blind
loving, trusting
naive to the ways of mankind

few can escape their fate
as if born to satisfy the need 
of predators who lie in wait
to make the...

Read More
© Bob Shank  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: escape the fate, hope, life, sad, innocence,
Form: Rhyme
Harder Than You Know-Escape That Fate
You said this could only get better
There's no rush cause we have each other
You said this would last forever
But now I doubt if I was your only lover

[Pre-Chorus]
Are we just lost in time?
I wonder if...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, musicgirl, me, miss you, lost, girl, leaving,
Form: I do not know?
Saddened Earth
A SADDENED EARTH
How many plagues will the earth survive, taking innocent souls to their death beds.

As their families grieve, daughters crying over fathers, children mourning their mothers.

Life is delicate like a lady bug caught in...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, analogy, bereavement, community, extended metaphor, judgement,
Form: Epic
Falling Free
Am I in control?
Or is this force beyond my grasp?
Things slipped out of my hold
But didn't expect to fall so fast
Wanted to let it go
But the problems fell with me, too
Wanna stay in the sky
If...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, angst, anxiety, conflict, depression, emotions, lost, music,
Form: Rhyme
Out of the Inferno and Into the Fire
Two demons escape their fate
From swimming in the fiery lake
They'd grown tired of the heated pool
Needing to dip their toes into something cool

So it was out of flesh and bone
They made for themselves a sailing...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, corruption, world,
Form: Rhyme
Bittersweet City of Pain
The darkened city
fades in the background
just like you wished your feelings would
It’s been a long year
longer than you’d like to live
It’s hard to forget
how things were
just a few months ago
And it’s hard to remember
how things...

Read More
© Daron Long  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: escape the fate, life, lost love, love, nostalgia, places, sad,
Form: Lyric
Cellar Door Escape the Fate
We walk through the doorway, heard you calling from the hall
To find you in the bedroom not breathing at all
I drag your body to the cellar where we lay, 
the wax it melts away, 
I...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, art, confusion, death, depression, family, inspirational, loss,
Form: Lyric
A Spider's Web
How diligently the spider weaves,
To place her silken webs among the eaves.
Like those, she spins across blades of grass,
They catch those unwary, as they pass!

With hidden strength in which to play its part.
Each is a...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, nature,
Form: Rhyme
A Monster’s Misery
I don’t like mirrors anymore 
They’re a reflection of everything I try to ignore 
The acne on my face 
My stomach gaining weight 
These love handles aren’t fake 
It sucks to be this way 
Cause...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, anger, angst, dark, depression, how i feel,
Form: Narrative
mother
You tell me to study,
To focus, to learn,
Yet you don’t seem to care,
Content with a 50 percent

you tell me to study
so that i can be independent
To avoid a future of dependence,
To escape the fate you...

Read More
Categories: escape the fate, 11th grade, lost, mental health,
Form: Free verse
The Death of a Despot
The Death of a Despot

By Elton Camp

Eternal vigilance is said to be the price of liberty
It’s also the price of despotism as we just did see

Eventually, even ones a dictator does bully or hire
Get their...

Read More
© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: escape the fate, death,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things