Short In The End Poems

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In the End

Unknowing, 
Unfeeling,
Nothing,
Everything,
Empty,
Alone,
Forgotten,
Never was,
Never is,
Never will be,
Limbo.
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Loose End

Jan 2, 2018

Hanging on a loose end rope is utterly in vain
You feel like you have a hope
 but in the end is only pain

Dark Chocolate

Eloquence of desperation,
 majesty in the end

Elegance of sweet sorrow
—dying to contend

(Dreamsleep: April, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Just a Friend

we were close
closer than most
i liked you
you liked me
why weren't we
meant to be
in the end
you were just a friend
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Such a Fight

Take a good look
No one’s perfect
Having a fight to get up
Such a struggle 
I’ll get up in the end
With all my might


Omnipresent

And in the end
as it was
at the beginning
Only and forever
as spoken
— The One

(1st Book Of Prayers: July, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member It All Depends

You can bet I didn't forget

So you know that I got 'em

It all Depends but in the end

They call me Soggy Bottom
Form: Rhyme

You'Ve Forgotten.

Tears are always and forever,
Love is unwilling,
Hearts are broken constantly,
& In the end, nothing ends up going right.
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In the End

Blue Collar—White Collar,
choking the same

Their difference endemic,
as time casts its blame

(Dreamsleep: May, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lower the Heat, Turn Off the Lights

Every dollar that I spend 
Is one less for you in the end 
Think about that concept friend
It's not that hard to comprehend
Form: Rhyme

Love Like Old Books

And in the end
I find that the dust of you
Settles onto the library of my chest

And just like that
I no longer fear death

Gabriel's Horn

In the end…
all we have left
is the music

And music,
will be
more than enough

(Garrett Hill Pennsylvania: March, 2020)

Dried Fruit

This flesh with all its ripe pleasures, trespasses, and weaknesses, will exit, in the end, as a prune of time.

Poor Unfortunate Souls

What is history of a man
an unnamed, servant innocent?
What does the world deals to a man
to cut the life untimely in the end?
Form: Rhyme

Linger

Waiting for him feels like standing in a long queue.
In the end, when it’s finally my turn, 
his counter is closed for the day.

In the End

Silent, sarcastic sneering Dark, deadly deliberation Ignoring ignited ire Foolish fervor over fateful follies.

Stigma

Everywhere I go
It is sure to follow--
Up and down and all around.
It does me no good to stay away
In the end it will only me betray

Time Ocean

In the end there is time,
for it never ends,
Not like a river,
But an endless ocean,
I swim in place,
For only a glimpse of her face.
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Premium Member In the End

No matter how renowned a person becomes, in the end, to his human destiny bows!






© Demetrios Trifiatis
    15 April 2016
Form: Monoku

Premium Member What's Gnu

An arthritic grey Gnu
Could not manage to put on his shoe
His back would not bend
So in the end
He decided his shoe he would chew
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Love Is Strong

what matters most
is that you love me

you drive me crazy
and i want to scream

but in the end
i still love you
with a passion

For Each of Us

Eternity is believed 
to be the whole time
without any end;
How strange!
When we have reached
the final point
it ends in the end

Premium Member Rip

RIP

in the end earth will erase our footprint


12/29/2017

submitted to – Monoku 3: fire, earth, water and air – Poetry Contest
Form: Monoku

We Will

For in the end,

We will conserve only what we love.

We will love only what we understand.

We will understand only what we are taught.
Form: ABC

Whatever?

Storms carouse
but I idle by.
Chase the rat?
But he's faster than I can fly.
Don't give in, pay the rent
for it all pans out in the end.
© Sasha K  Create an image from this poem.
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