Short Equivocation Poems
Short Equivocation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Equivocation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Equivocation by length and keyword.
The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
...for Carson McCullers
Terse language scored to the bone
with naught leftover,
truth suffusing every word
without a shred of platitude.
She faced her ghosts with fortitude,
hope and loss a perfect blending.
Straight to the point she spoke her mind,
no careless gesture or equivocation....
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Categories:
equivocation, on writing and words,
Form:
Quatrain
Originality
to define the soul
is beyond comprehension
determining the dimension
on a level you can't understand
why do we surround
ourselves with animosity
we contempt the equilibrium
in attempt to be individuals
the equivocation
of our nature
abstracts the communication
overrides the originality...
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Categories:
equivocation, allegory, people, philosophy,
Form:
I do not know?
The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
...for Carson McCullers
Terse language
scored to the bone
with no leftovers;
pouring sorrow into
every crucial word
without a shred of platitude.
She faced her ghosts
with grace and fortitude,
placing hope and loss
in perfect symmetry,
embracing solitude.
Straight to the heart
she spoke the truth,
with no equivocation
or careless gesture....
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Categories:
equivocation, art, on writing and words
Form:
Free verse
Truth
...for Carson McCullers
Terse language
scored to the bone
with no leftovers;
pouring sorrow into
every crucial word
without a shred of platitude.
She faced her ghosts
with grace and fortitude,
placing hope and loss
in perfect symmetry,
embracing solitude.
Straight to the heart
she spoke the truth,
with no equivocation
or careless gesture....
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Categories:
equivocation, dedication
Form:
Verse
The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
...for Carson McCullers
Terse language
scored to the bone
with no leftovers;
pouring sorrow into
every crucial word
without a shred of platitude.
She faced her ghosts
with grace and fortitude,
placing hope and loss
in perfect symmetry,
embracing solitude.
Straight to the heart
she spoke the truth,
with no equivocation
or careless gesture....
Read More
Categories:
equivocation, dedication
Form:
Verse
The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter
...for Carson McCullers
Terse language
scored to the bone
with no leftovers;
pouring sorrow into
every crucial word
without a shred of platitude.
She faced her ghosts
with grace and fortitude,
placing hope and loss
in perfect symmetry,
embracing solitude.
Straight to the heart
she spoke the truth,
with no equivocation
or careless gesture....
Read More
Categories:
equivocation, writing,
Form:
Verse
If You Were the Breeze
I see the light approaching,
The earth is rumbling
And the wind is too strong...
I know,
Your momentum is great,
My question left no traction
For equivocation...
Be swift,
If you must blow me away,
Remove me completely
From the ground's attachment...
But, if your breath is sweet,
Kiss me a thousand times
And I will raise a flag to honor
The breeze....
Romeo Della Valle...
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Categories:
equivocation, love, me, me,
Form:
Light Verse
Accidentally
We haven't met for a long time
Accidentally in the road,
Our hands touched each other.
We exchanged some phrases:
What brought you, here?
- In equivocation smile -
Said: What brought 'you', here?
- What do you suggest!
- Let’s take a walk.
I said: your hands are guilty,
My heart is burning,
- His lips, never trembled -
He fondles my cheeks with a smile,
Handed me to death, and then gone....
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Categories:
equivocation, remember,
Form:
Free verse
Musings On a Southern Novelist
Terse language scored to the bone
with naught leftover,
truth suffusing every word
without a shred of platitude.
She faced her challenges with fortitude,
hope and loss a perfect blending,
straight to the heart she spoke her mind,
no careless gesture or equivocation.
Last Modified: October 06, 2015 at 04:45 pm
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Author Notes
...for Carson McCullers, author of 'The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter.'...
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Categories:
equivocation, writing,
Form:
Verse