Short Decrepitude Poems

Short Decrepitude Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Decrepitude by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Decrepitude by length and keyword.


The learning curve

From such loving trust to decrepitude. Heartbreaking. Another time.. wonderful.
Embrace the  learning curve of Identical polarities. Outcomes remain. Another penny drop, another goal another gain. ??
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Mind and Decrepit Body

The palace
decrepit
once
a symbol of splendor
the guest rooms
the dance halls
the ceiling paintings
what once seemed eternal
now gradually
falling apart

unable to escape
a child remains
witnessing the end

even in haste
the palace cannot be rebuilt
seated in a chair
gazing up at the ceiling

the decrepitude of the palace
is the palace's concern
the child
smiles

Decrepitude

I love my rusty dusty car, the most entrusted car, by far; a sort of hey! Come out and play, both here at home and far away, a last hurrah, a real star, my mighty, flighty, motor car. I’ve had it now for quite a time, I bought it new and in its prime. It rumbles, crumbles, trundles on, through life’s eternal marathon. It is my friend, the best by far. Just me - and my old motor car. ~ For Suzanne's 'Synathroesmic Cat' Competition.
Form: Verse

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