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Receding Poems - Poems about Receding


A Receding Hairline Poem With Traces of Grey
here on earth i pray for all in space i have amnesia the rainbow has golden strings the sun has a surprisingly cool center the moon has a warm, comforting glow i am happy lying to myself here at home i play for all rat race i have amnesia my voice painstakingly sings my throat has a crockery laced splinter the boos, yay, they steal the show i get so...

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Categories: receding, blue, life,
Form: Free verse
Courtesy Severely Receding Hair Line
Courtesy severely receding hair line..., yours truly enveloped within morose mood I (Samson incarnate) frankly experience zapped strength, hence sulk and pine for salad days of youth when abundant golden locks adorned me noggin. Now in doddering dotage scant wisps of gray hair (vestige of once luxuriant natural periwigged realm) nothing except splotched scalp revealed. Senescence stole mine prime mortal heft away atrophied, eroded...

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Categories: receding, absence, anger, crush, cry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Receding Shoreline
Receding Shoreline Throbbing heartbeats rise, Patience draws a line in the sand, Tears swallow my pride, Turbulence persuades the tides, Anguish engulfs the shoreline ! Tanka- 5/7/5/7/7 Written April 1st, 2015 For contest "One new tanka" by Rick Parise Now entered for " enter contest name" by Giorgio A.V....

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Categories: receding, betrayal, depression,
Form: Tanka
To a Never Receding Echo
ODE TO A NEVER RECEDING ECHO For Onyebuchi Day and night in an eternal combat. A truce : the eternal cycle of night and light Lost in the ruse of an eclipse. Where is the truce in the ruse of going and coming? You found yours swinging on that threshold, Where udara tree...

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Categories: receding, brother, death, death of
Form: Elegy
~receding Space Between Thought and Action~
Reclining within spring's bouquet she thought,” Please stay, don't rush away, I so enjoy, these blooms of May." This maiden who boldly proclaimed wished only for sweet azure sky upon which white clouds could be framed without knowing the reasons why. Yet, deep within, a darkness grew like London fog, it changed her view and left her plea cast all askew. With every cloud, she...

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Categories: receding, naturedance, change, dance,
Form: I do not know?




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