Rebuffing Poems - Poems about Rebuffing

... Ashamed of all the tears, the pain, Pouring from her heart, like rain… Feelings shattered but who could she blame? Hearts are broken and lives – sometimes changed. Lives, sometimes remain,......

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...If you asked I would tell you of my secrets Soft furry things that comfort weary souls Harsh thorns rebuffing prying doubts Stoic sentries peering through stone eyes Cold lips that scorn the warm......

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...Our beautiful blue planet is in pain; Rebuffing failed attempts to put things right, climate change but exacerbates the strain. The Earth will never be the same again, and because Man c......

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...Reaper and Binder Our thumbs do the talking nowadays, The cyberspace filled with thoughts, expressions of different elements of the 21st century 's creativity. I am talking inventions, engagemen......

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... Life Often Plates Things That We Don’t Like Written: by Tom Wright 2/10/2018 Sometimes life plates more than can be eaten, And results don’t reward our feint and “duckin.” By rebu......

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...Sitting here exhausted. Exhausted and drained. Exhausted and drained and beat. I battled and dueled with insomnia all night, And now I can touch defeat. I parried with anxiety. I danced with t......

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...Hails upon stormier tempestuous sea surges, ascending, mountainous waves crashing, splattering, appallingly Strikes against lighthouse's sentinelling Beam glowing, rebuffing, unremitting ......

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...The clock stopped ticking, my ears are ringing Tale, tale signs that something is wrong here Everything looks normal, nothing out of place Then I looked in the mantel mirror And seen that......

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...4 there is no ending of words is there anything that may be called the end-word let the words make questions let the words give replies let the words shout let them battle among thems......

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...These wounds burst open A stitch could not hold A frostbitten tongue Left in the cold. I wish I could speak But friend I’m afraid I am still quite weak. You came and you went Never rebuff......

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