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Pestilence Poems - Poems about Pestilence

Premium Member Death, Drought, Pestilence and Midnight Nightmares
Death, Drought, Pestilence And Midnight Nightmares The whitewashed sand, little flowered ocean The beaming moon splattered its shadows and light The Gypsie's cried but still gave up their potion And the angry wolves followed next howling at night Rain-colored splashes hit and soaked tree tops The deep dark was split by soft hesitant moon rays Out in the verdant fields, the blue-fairies'...

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Categories: pestilence, corruption, dark, death, deep,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Pestilence
Pompous Popinjay Politicians Parlay Parade Practical Pizzaz Potions, Priming Us To Sheep....

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Categories: pestilence, betrayal, corruption, environment, society,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member No Pestilence
N ow listen, everyone to some scripture O pportunity is available now P salm 91 is a blessing for these times E ntering my heart it envelopes me again S cripture that speaks to us in this modern day 'T is a testimony of God's great love I t was written to...

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Categories: pestilence, faith,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Hoping For That Day When This Pestilence Has Gone Away
Feeling quite alone Wishing deep in our hearts to go back to that known. What do we do when we feel this despair? In these circumstances that surround us, and we can’t compare? Is it confusion that we feel the most? Or an inability to understand this invisible ghost? Continuing to face these perplexing circumstances at hand Pushing our minds...

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Categories: pestilence, encouraging, hope,
Form: Rhyme
Favorites
You've asked a favor; you ignorant man Your favor for what you won't do Your asking me more each day and definatly not to woo So why have you gone this way You simpleton hark of prey When serving yourself this way is hanging around post fey That all of your troubles are you when laziness barks right through And saying you never can do when...

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Categories: pestilence, angst, character, conflict, grief,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member The Stage
A godless mass afraid of Death, though unfettered by rebellion against God. Uneasy calm imposed by modern gadgets, global alarm from nations once revered, A surge of pestilence from the east trans-versing the cope of earth, undefined yet named, A demon unleashed beyond proud science, The Vain research for a cure, speculations of empty brained Politicians...

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Categories: pestilence, anxiety, confusion, death, depression,
Form: Ballad
Alarming Pestilence
A-larming P-estilence R-abidly I-mplements L-ethal M-ystery O-f N-asty E-pidemic's D-eadly A-ttack Topic: Birthday of April Moneda (April 30) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: pestilence, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Pestilence
Pestilence. . Sheer madness Panic and chaos Tainted with sadness A wave of pestilence Sweeping through our lands The so called experts and Government Don’t fully understand Has now cursed the populous Got out of hand . Excessive greed Disregards common sense And necessities of basic need Panic buying Leaves others without And many dying . The media machine spins fabrications And fear on a brainwashed gullible population Social isolation behind closed doors Fighting an invisible pogrom In...

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Categories: pestilence, angst, anxiety, sick,
Form: I do not know?
The New Pestilence
There at once looms a lethal disease Across the globe begins to breeze Taking its toll on the old and young Flings the whole world into unease Danger impending, little chance to duck Everyone ruffled, nervous, and in shock Afraid of others, chary to mingle Damning this pouring pestilent ill luck Panicked public storm the stores Grabbing disinfectants in scores Masks are scarce, so...

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Categories: pestilence, health,
Form: Rhyme
Fields Found Full of Pestilence
Fields Found Full of Pestilence Fields were found to be full of pestilence; Crops died and only thing left is silence, And was agreed, Buy more seed; But many bugs existed on every fence. Jim Horn...

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Categories: pestilence, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member In the Time of Pestilence Don'T Hug the Bug
Nobody should be hugging, if you please; We brought it with us from when chimpanzees. Kissy lips is a humanity trait; But humans ain’t, for the planet, so great....

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Categories: pestilence, earth, earth day, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pestilence
When the dynamo of effervescent truisms rears it's head through anxiety laden thoughts you begin to understand the ebb and flow of the mysteries of the mind. You realize that sometimes reflections mixed with meditation can lead you to wild ruminations whereby you create unrealistic situations fostered by introspection. It is just a fact of human nature that everyone must deal with on this mixed-up crazy ride....

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Categories: pestilence, emotions, psychological, self,
Form: Free verse
Tense From Trump Pestilence
Tense from Trump Pestilence The thought of Trump made us tense; He kept bugging us with his pestilence; We must tattle; Losing battle; For it never received any recompense. Jim Horn...

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Categories: pestilence, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Pestilence
Where is pestilence in the world today? In everything you do. From pop-ups on computer screens to settings set for you. Where phone calls come from marketers to con you out of money. And flyers from your government to say all days are sunny. Where canvassers will knock at doors and rob you of your time. And calendars from politicians come payed for on your dime. Where...

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Categories: pestilence, analogy, anti bullying, bullying,
Form: Quatrain
War Shall Come and With It Pestilence
The raptors, the vultures, the scavengers, They circle the sky in search of meat. The carcasses of the fatalities of plague Lay outstretched on the hills of Attica. Those that chose not to abstain Have joined the crowd of corpses. They do not bury the dead, instead, They let them rot ‘neath the summer sun. The barbarians, the heathens, the invaders, They...

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Categories: pestilence, history, war,
Form: Sonnet

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