January Moving On Poems
These January Moving On poems are examples of Moving On poems about January. These are the best examples of Moving On January poems written by international poets.
Clocking out of Chaos
I needed a job to pay the bills
not knowing what I was getting into.
A telemarketing company if you can believe
selling pieces of Titanic’s carpet...
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moving on, abuse, anger, conflict, emotions,
Five Days of Telephonic HellFive days of hell
on the phone, selling lies
and pieces of the Titanic carpet.
A sinking ship of a company
with a captain who gropes and leers
and a...
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moving on, abuse, anger, conflict, emotions,
A Mountain-Moving LoveRumi Verse
("I want that love that moved the mountains.
I want that love that split the ocean.
I want that love that made the winds tremble")
...
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moving on, analogy, appreciation, love, mountains,
How Do You FeelHow do you feel
when you look to the skies..?
the cumulus inspired your innocent imagination
with playful marshmallow fantasies —
the sun peeked from behind
peony-puffs of airy white
to...
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moving on, appreciation, feelings, introspection, life,
The SparrowFoggy
Drizzling rain
Droplets begin collecting
Marring the polished wood
Where the little sparrow stood
Windy
Trees swaying
Tears and mourners
Uplifting scripture is spoken
The sparrows soft cries awoken
Flowers
Sickingly sweet
Meals are delivered
Grieving friends...
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moving on, bereavement, bird, death, loss,
The Times They Are Yet Still a Changing and Moving OnwardsCometh the end of each and every
December
January so to with it as well bringeth a
new year to start a fresh once all over
again...
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moving on, slam,
For MyselfENCOURAGE CONTEST
I find that my best motivator is myself.
That doesn’t make me narcissistic, or unusual,
I just prefer to partake in intimate conversation
With myself,
Alone.
Others may feel...
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moving on, 11th grade, emotions, encouraging,
Meaningless BloviatingI need to be patient with some folks I know
Who prattle on about nothing and loudly proclaim,
They are experts on this or that … hot...
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moving on, how i feel, hyperbole,
Big MistakeThe odd way you looked
At me when I booked
Our honeymoon flight
I expected tears
Joyous ecstasy.
Then, I first knew ...
Did not know...
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humorous, marriage, moving on,
Today I Learn To Be a Widow, Lesson 6lesson six
some days i’ll be up ready to go
and i’ll have a productive day
sometimes it won’t be so
i shouldn’t be hard on myself
go with the...
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moving on, grief, hope, life, lost
There For MeLooking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.
I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...
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moving on, 12th grade, character, hope,
Today I Learn To Be a Widow, Lesson 1lesson one
i wake up alone
for the first time
the silence is deafening
i want to get up
but every fiber in me
is dead weight
i want to call my...
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Categories:
moving on, death, loneliness, longing, lost
Moving OnHer days claimed as a maiden were no more,
One husband stumbled off his mortal coil.
Once broken hearted, now a little sore;
Routine replacing grief ridden...
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moving on, heartbroken, loss, love,
New Beginnings - Ziketdeath is only sad
for those left behind
posted on January 30, 2020...
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moving on, blessing, celebration, death, faith,
Till Then, My FriendWho needs a heart
That’s buried
Under layers of concrete
You rush
Through your days
As through a marathon
with blinders that keep you focused
Tossing all
Off to the sidelines
Anything standing...
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Categories:
care, hope, moving on,