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Sorry Myth Poems

These Sorry Myth poems are examples of Myth poems about Sorry. These are the best examples of Myth Sorry poems written by international poets.


The Tragedy of Reginald King, Part Iv
IV.
An awkward silence fell on them,
Reg felt bad, and looked at his feet,
“I didn’t mean to pry,”he said.
she laughed and said, “Don’t look so meek.

“There’s...

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Categories: history, lost, love, myth,



Catching Silver
When death, like silence 
Creeps into or sleepy lives

We feel the moorings untie 
The threads that tangle our lives

We feel the currents of emotion upend...

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Categories: myth, allegory, allusion, analogy, anger,

Coimetrophobia and Such
I
All sorts of fears
A place of tears 
And all these years
I thought these letters
Strung together for a collector?
No, far from such 
C O I M...

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© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: myth, africa, america, conflict, culture,

Entropy N Ecstasy
Let us live like 
          it is the last day 
     ...

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Categories: myth, allegory, allusion, analogy, art,

Malevolent
Oh hello there! Again!
Aah! 
Yes!
You there!

Such lovely young pretty plaything, a female?
I presume?

With the beautiful expensive suit!
I am just seeing you there like a dream...

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Categories: myth, adventure, allegory, allusion, analogy,



A Falling Body
watch the heavenly forms fall 
a body in motion a remains in devotion 
how odd, held in time 

in the shafts of light sliced though...

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Categories: myth, allegory, allusion, analogy, art,

Ribbons Ii
Here I sit...
Behind steering wheel.
My back is numb
My head reels.
Cars pass me left and right
Ribbons of crimson taillights 
Leave traces behind my eye
Deep in my...

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Categories: myth, allegory, allusion, analogy, angst,

The Willow Tree
Sitting under the willow tree
on a hot and gray day 
just passing the evening away 
delicate sounds of thunder 
rumble far far away
watching the winds...

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Categories: myth, allegory, allusion, analogy, angst,

Maybe Haikus 1-7
1.
Highest frigid mount
For a private, odd god walks
betrayed by the ghost

2.
Frosty timberland
A female, great Panther swims
in spite of the frost

3.
A snowy autumn
when a wooden, tall...

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Categories: myth, age, allegory, allusion, anger,

Your Crimson Mouth Speaks
Well! Damned Nation…
Oh. Hey! You there!
You are in a rush, 
I see.
Can you point me to the holly-caust?
Where the burn of sulfur flares? 
Ah yessss,...

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Categories: myth, abuse, addiction, allegory, angel,

Premium Member To the Manor Born - 1st Third - W-Illustration
Here's the deal, folks...
   This is the 1st THIRD of this quite lengthy poem. Due to Poetry Soup's file-size limitations, this piece had...

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Categories: myth, humor,

Premium Member To the Manor Born - 2nd Third - W-Illustration
This is, obviously, the 2nd THIRD of this lengthy poem. Due to Poetry Soup's file-size limitations, this piece had to be posted in 3 parts....

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Categories: myth, humor,

Dream of a Mermaid
Going on land with legs and heels
Be with humans in the world with heal
See the sunrise and evening sky shade
Is just a dream to me,...

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Categories: myth, cry, fate, heartbreak, heartbroken,

Premium Member Old Mate
I have this burning desire
To find old mate
I want to sit
And chat with him
Under a Gum and setting sun
About what has come
And what has passed
Times...

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Categories: myth, 12th grade, absence, courage,

Premium Member Truesoarius Reveals Its Importance
Snorting, snarling, spewing, glowing
phosphors from its flaring, hairy nostrils
the Truesoarius is a mythic dragon
that stalks and lurks in lore.
Never cowering in a cave,
ready to rise...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: change, earth, myth, science,


Book: Shattered Sighs