Short Pearce Poems
Short Pearce Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pearce by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pearce by length and keyword.
Love Never Waivers
The softness of your skin, your lips pressed against mine the touch of your finger tips caressing across my chest, ignites the fire of my Love. Your eyes Pearce through my soul capturing the true heart at my inner core. Never does my love waiver from your heart....
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Categories:
pearce, love, romantic love,
Form:
Free verse
His Pain
His pain is so deep
, it pearce his very soul,
The Depression takes control, slowly each Day, he slips away,
To a place unknown to me, as i sit helpless to his pain.
All i know to do is embrace
him in my undienig LOVE,
ONE day his pain will be NO more ,
And this Deamon called Depression will fade away,
and his Soul will be restored and Happiness will take controll....
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Categories:
pearce, depression,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Ireland
Oh Ireland i have seen your beauty
I have seen your hatred too
I have heard the songs of rebellion
The war of words,the words of death.
You remember Pearce,Connolly and Mcbride
You forget the children who have died
Died because of your ignorance
Died,because of you,the people
Who stand and watch,then turn away
When will you learn that no-one wins
In the game of war and hate
But everybody loses
For you, is it too late ??...
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Categories:
pearce, courage, death, freedom, hope, pain, patriotic, people,
Form:
I do not know?
When I Cry
Nature calls from under bush.
Rain floods from the sky.
Wet grass soaks my feet.
Wind carry me as the cold
freezes me to the bone.
Branches scratch my limbs.
Thorns pearce my flesh.
Mountains bang against my
knees.
When i cry.
When i cry angels hear my
pain.
Foodless stomach, sleepless
eyes.
Womanless groin
Angels hear when i cry.
Dry thoart, dry tears, cracked
lips, crying spoiled baby
sounds.
Head on the ground
Angels hear when i cry....
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Categories:
pearce, natural disasters, black african american, faith,
Form:
I do not know?