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Mar Poems - Poems about Mar

Doom's Date - Mar 5
Doomsday’s dismal dawn, in the deep distance, Is our dusk, the diadem of decadence; Daunting and depthless, a dark and doleful dirge Deems this dungeon of demons due for death...

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Categories: mar, death, environment, funeral, grave,
Form: Alliteration
Hangover - Mar 31, Apr 1
Remember, long ago, enrapt of Venus, in college, brought to meet by chance, how, falling into that first, most fateful glance a straightaway spark flirted between us? And, too, can you recall the eager shyness? On the day that turned up next, a thrilling trance hurled us into an uninhibited expanse which then crackled with electric newness. But nowadays, that’s just as far...

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Categories: mar, break up, feelings, grief,
Form: Italian Sonnet



The Smut - Mar 25,26
I sense here some things sinister—a scent of sulphur, sulking in a sultry pit; a serpent’s hiss, expressed from space unlit; a warm spell spilling from some seething vent; I find now some things filthy—foul ferment foaming, frothing; a gaseous, gurgling slit discharging fetid, festering, sour spit; malignant mold in cold, cracking cement; So languid, loath, obtuse I trepidate on into the...

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Categories: mar, addiction, corruption, dark, evil,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Blubber - Mar 8
Blaggard blaming the blond bloke for his blight: Blablabla, bluster and bleat, blathering Blob, your blue blood bleeds blotches on a black Blossom. Blaspheme, blabber—I blast your bluff....

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Categories: mar, conflict, fun, hate, humor,
Form: Alliteration
Gradual Grief - Mar 30
?A grumpy grandpa (from Greece), gruff and gray, is grazing on a grain of grass, graceful. He’s grumbling that the grim grave is growing greater and greedily greeting his grasp....

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Categories: mar, age, death, feelings, grandfather,
Form: Alliteration



Riddle - Mar 29
I’m as a dare—If just you’ll come along, and give my noble providence a shot, seeing what boundless bounty might be got, you’ll sing me a river, cry me a song. So if you trust that I can do no wrong, and yield yourself to untying this knot, finding this vacant vessel full of thought, you’ll sing me a river, cry me...

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Categories: mar, allegory, art, metaphor, muse,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Heavenly Body - Mar 18-24
I’ve seen it, late those myriad afternoons— A twilight blush, first waiting patiently to welcome back your scintillating beauty, next succumbing to your mild midnight swoons; Your sapphire eyes then gleamed as glowing moons— Though here facing me, near enough to see, distantly they shone, reflecting the glee ?of more divinely animated tunes; Yet, stretching out, I could not seem to reach your spirit,...

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Categories: mar, crush, heart, longing, love,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Queens of Quasi - Mar 18
The quivering quitters, quaking and quacking In quite a quizzing quagmire, quietly Quash their qualms. The ***** quest they have acquired, Is a quandry of quantum quantity....

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Categories: mar, anxiety, introspection, loss, pain,
Form: Alliteration
Pickle - Mar 19
Pow! the pale powder pumps power into The pastor’s panicked pulse. Peeing his pants, He pulls his parcel and pitter-patters To the piss-pot, paying his penile penance. ...

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Categories: mar, corruption, drug, giggle, humor,
Form: Alliteration
Prisoner of Poetry - Mar 22
My bars the words, the prison guard my verse, Rattling the staves of this poetic cell, I struggle vainly, locked up in this jail. Yea, thus is my predicament, my curse. Oh, how jealously, you smirking blank verse, I look upon what freedom guides your quill; For formal phrasing does of me compel Stubborn structures—the styles which I rehearse. But, boldy...

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Categories: mar, dedication, funny, humor, language,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Periods and Commas, to be or not to be - Mar 21
i am a writer not a talking work and were i there with you to speak this piece i’d do it as you wish no extra grease but the medium is wrote that’s it’s quirk Victor Borge his name i’ll give it’s mark has humour on the topic we caprice my opinion is the fun does not decrease in giving poems their...

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Categories: mar, humor, imagination, poems, poetry,
Form: Italian Sonnet
A Liar’s Living - Mar 4
The luckless leper’s lousily lobbing Lame libel at Lords and Ladies along His lonesome lane, a lizard in limbo Loafing on his lowly laurels, laughing....

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Categories: mar, character, conflict, crazy, hate,
Form: Alliteration
Mantra - Mar 9
Through melting meadows and misty mazes, The madman maestro moves the merry music; Mystic mountains at the morn’ of magic Make massive the melody of meek man....

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Categories: mar, beauty, heart, humanity, music,
Form: Alliteration
Weird Weeds - Mar 2
The witch of the woods watches from the window, While willows’ webs weave wildly in the wind, And wicked whiffs of worm-water are wafting From the whirling well of woe and wallow....

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Categories: mar, corruption, evil, fantasy, gothic,
Form: Alliteration
The Heifer and the Ox - Mar 17
Said the Heifer to the Ox: “O‘ sorry Ox, How terrible to work your heavy yoke, All day to wheel around that grinding spoke!” She lay lazy in the shade of nearby rocks. But Ox plowed onwards. Hearing Heifer’s knocks, And paying no heed to her pitiful smoke, He laboured, knowing well the dreadful joke Which soon was to repay...

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Categories: mar, allegory, animal, fate, myth,
Form: Italian Sonnet

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