Long Valediction Poems
Long Valediction Poems. Below are the most popular long Valediction by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Valediction poems by poem length and keyword.
We Came From Different Worldswe came from different worlds
cowboy boots and motorcycle
she carried pen and paper as did i
hers was to communicate with the world
mine was the labor in poems
i walked the high iron
she taught the deaf to speak
a...
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Categories:
valediction, memorial, memory,
Form:
Free verse
~he Licks the News, To Taste Reality~Alone these thoughts like annoying buzz,
zealously trample across minds agenda,
beguile what plans I had planned to play.
Yearning for release from ancient scab,
can I not sheath their crashing climax?
Xenon prayers list low and anaemic,
downtrodden by shoe-tied...
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Categories:
valediction, life, socialme, , western,
Form:
Free verse
A Peril Against CivilityIn the dark allies they hide with the muzzles of their guns and fly bullets with people screaming for safety out of dazzle.
Reading long speeches in suits they wove out of patriotism and deception
Greed, vanity...
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Categories:
valediction, political,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
valediction, environment, nature,
Form:
Abecedarian
The Valediction Ceremony
A veil of silence trickles across the floor,
Dusty slither of light projects from the door,
Her shadow creeps softly out from toe,
Awaiting her lover of friend and foe.
Slithering light snaps open into space,
Painted innocence sits upon...
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Categories:
valediction, love, marriage,
Form:
Couplet
Valediction ToValediction to..
Yet again nature sheds rain,
thunder and lightening strikes as they scream in pain,
the bell tolls the loss of tranquility,
mankind mourns the loss of humanity,
oceans deprived of water,leaves fallen from tree,
infinite hollow soul moves,gloominess hangs...
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Categories:
valediction, farewell, grief, sad, solitude,
Form:
Elegy
Funerals Should Be JoyousNot for my goodbye
half-hearted expressions of grief,
nor mumbled condolences faintly felt.
For somber attire topped by somber faces,
I have no need.
I came into this world bearing meager gifts,
but if our...
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Categories:
valediction, blessing, celebration, funeral, goodbye, happiness, life, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Goodbyeand wipe your civilized feet on the lawn
scorched by the fire of the hours
let the happy afternoons at the shopping center
rest on the old shelf balanced on the bricks
carefully get out of the loaded car
with...
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Categories:
valediction, farewell, universe,
Form:
Free verse
A Valediction For LuciferAgent of darkness
King,
Of principalities and powers
You,
Who knows no love
But,
Hate, scorn and wickedness
You,
Who sow thorns at night
And,
Reaps prickles in darkness
You; you,
Who robs Peter
To pay Paul
You,
Who suck blood
Instead,
Of giving life
You,
Who can only
Ravage the body
But,
Not...
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Categories:
valediction, dedication,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Invictus By William Ernest HenleyI am the master
of my fate,
I am the captain
of my soul,
Shackled and bound
...
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Categories:
valediction, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Husband's Death
"There are some who bring a light so great to the
world that even after they have gone the light remains."
...
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Categories:
valediction, anniversary, death, husband,
Form:
ABC
Been Compelled For ValedictionWith the sparkle experience
Of the warm abdomen,
I was napping in the gentle, silky womb.
All forced me to turn
The nap into the sleep
For ever,
Not in the uterus,
But in the world of
Aborted...
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Categories:
valediction, lost love, sin,
Form:
I do not know?
ValedictionQuite some time has passed since then..
we used to sit together for hour's,talking endlessly,
"till the yellow sun turned dark"..
and a gracious embrace to mark a goodbye,
i used to walk back home with scent...
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Categories:
valediction, love,
Form:
I do not know?
A Valediction: of the PoorI seldom bred a token for
despair
Out of innocence,
meekness, pain or worse
I'd rather wear the sand-
hill, plucking air
Engaging folds of plants
in cold discourse.
I seldom pleased the lure
of brilliant pleas
Nor gave mine ears...
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Categories:
valediction, farewell
Form:
Sonnet