Lonely Prose Poems
These Lonely Prose poems are examples of Prose poems about Lonely. These are the best examples of Prose Lonely poems written by international poets.
Moonlight Sonatas and Morning KissesIn the realm of moons and breathless tides,
where promises dance with a serendipitous sonnet of sunrises,
along with morning kisses, unfolds a love story—
a poetic novel...
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prose, best friend, blessing, devotion,
Secret Garden“I’m reluctant to share my secret, but being we are the closest of friends, I will share my secret with you. But before I do...
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beautiful, fantasy, happiness, imagination,
Alone Not LonelyI am alone right now
I am not lonely.
In the night, the sky is full of stars.
Nobody knows how many!
We do not see all things.
Calmness
In the...
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Categories:
appreciation,
New Law: Mouth Police Are Giving Out Tickets
As of today you need to watch your mouth and what you say.
We have always been able to hurt someone's feelings by our...
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hurt, spoken word, words,
Even As A Lonely CloudIf my body can't be healed to hike on towering mountains,
Then just make my soul wander across the heavens,
even as a lonely cloud....
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prayer,
Spirit yearning GamesDesertion is a way o' death
That language of darkness loop
the babe of Seth
Sparked within confines o' wood
Coffins of Being misunderstood
Expression became a way of...
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prose, deep, eulogy, extended metaphor,
The Last Organ GrinderPeanuts slowly slid between the old man's fingers as he watched.
Unaware, his long time patrons smiled and greeted him as they passed.
The music stopping abruptly,
he...
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prose, age, animal, child, death,
Alone on the MountainThe desolate perfection of solitude. The shiver of recognition that there is only one being on the mountain, and that’s you. The pine trees watch,...
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prose, environment, loneliness, lonely, nature,
I Am a BelieverI am a believer in love in fact you could
Say I am sappily so.
I saw a posting on a social networking site about
what it means...
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encouraging, family,
Where Are You NowHe got a speeding ticket on a lonely road in Montana. It was 3AM. He was alone. All the “support” groups were...
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humor, irony, satire, scary,
Fast Forward-ALike a slow-moving westbound wagon train in 1887,
filled with brave souls departing a land of nightmares; or like
a 13-year-old in no-man's-land looking at 18 and...
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Categories:
prose, america, poverty, time,
Pasted Nostalgia AI found it behind an old work bench, water stained and curled on the corners, looking as forgotten as an out-of-luck beggar. But like in...
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Categories:
prose, memory,
4amI have a window;
Any day— the traffic below is undying
with busy people, vehicles unending, and ambulances screaming for way.
men donning mud for clothes and wool...
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Categories:
prose, blessing, class, community, conflict,
Interview Wth a Dying TreeWalking on the forest path on a hot summer day,
I find an old oak tree, dry and dilapidated,
with barks peeling off, roots dislodged from soil.
It...
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Categories:
prose, analogy, life, tree,
A Lonely TravelerAs the last man on the planet Earth,
Time has become my mortal enemy.
A whole world to walk silently alone,
In fruitless reflection of what was.
The streets...
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Categories:
prose, america, anti bullying, death,