Short Past Glory Poems
Short Past Glory Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Past Glory by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Past Glory by length and keyword.
Past Glory
You live today,
Still,
On
Past glory.
Like an old man, in a cafe,
Wrapped, capped, wizened
– and lonely,
You pay for your bill
By telling old stories
Again
And
Again,
Tipping by doffing....
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Categories:
past glory, people, old, old,
Form:
Blank verse
Do Not Discard
do not discard
now seemingly tired old books
their youthful souls can be found
awakened by a kiss
and brought into the present
again and again
and enchant all
with their past glory
until the last story
is told....
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Categories:
past glory, books, life, people,
Form:
Free verse
The Night
The wingless eagle
went to the party of the owls
with his own wisdom
Intimidating the impostors
of the night
with his past glory
Exposing the shadows
of their dark indulgence
—with a killers eye
(Stone Harbor New Jersey: January, 1992)...
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Categories:
past glory, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Last Moth
There’s a zone beyond safety
where the timid can’t go
Beyond reasoned decision
intuition to flow
Past valor and triumph
past glory and fame
There’s a zone beyond safety
—last moth to the flame
(Villanova Pennsylvania: November, 2018)...
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Categories:
past glory, courage,
Form:
Rhyme
Unravelling
An outcast, stripped and beaten
up, the sickle moon
smears the clouds with blood.
I hate to wait for –
the sun to undo this mess,
an ethnic mutilation will bring a chaos.
Nursing the peripheries,
tribes were in pursuit of bayonets;
will not surrender the arms
to mate.Unceasingly they are
digging up an abysmal grave
to throw in the truths in uniform-
in pursuit of feathers, offering
for temple archways, turning
on the future, for past glory !
SATISH VERMA...
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Categories:
past glory, adventure, allegory, angst, animals, anniversary, art, black-african
Form:
I do not know?