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Short Precipices Poems

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


Dangers of Life
In life we jump obstacles,
            we jump precipices,
            that we don't even sight...!...

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Categories: precipices, allusion, appreciation, extended metaphor, psychological,
Form: Light Verse



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These eagles,
these creatures of 
the High Sky.

They hatch in
nests of branch
and twig; nestled,
fitted into crags;
perched over 
precipices.

Soon to soar,
but first,
they fledge,
they unruffle,
on thin-air 
Earth.

So very like
our Dreams....

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Categories: precipices, bird, dream, flying,
Form: Free verse
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   embers cascade from precipices high, revealing paradise lost

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For Rick's Contest: Nature's Monoku...

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Categories: precipices, nature
Form: Monoku
Visions
Some scoff 
   others laugh 
Still others watch 
    the dance 
from 
stony precipices 
Don't you realize 
that visions are real things? 
Don't you realize reality is little 
more than an illusion? 
Earthly things sustain us for a short while 
But in the end eternity winds the battle!
Keep your hopes up!
Keep your flags flying!...

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Categories: precipices, faith, hope,
Form: Concrete
Poem To Your Incredible Indecifrable Eyes
Abyssal, abysmal, profound,
superficial, light, evident,
your eyes change color...
Cracks, gaps, ruptures,
labyrinths, anguishes, throat
your eyes confine my desires...
Precipices, cliffs, gullies
schisms, contractions, insights
your eyes sometimes interact...
Lovers, flirts, friends,
I forgive all this because
I love your eyes
and you... !...

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Categories: precipices, allegory, allusion, appreciation, creation, extended metaphor, imagery,
Form: Light Verse



And Crowns Crumbled To Dust
Re : Old Poems

Bells of triumph clang, Fortresses fain to hail thee Men of valiant swords. Glories thence fell, crowns crumbled To dust, no wailings were heard. ,, The wind about thy sceptre howl and cry, Loft precipices trampled; Ruined rich piles of graves. ~ Forms : Tanka / Kimo (3/21/2012)
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Categories: precipices, celebration, death, gothic, grave, history,
Form: Verse
I Am But a Speck
Below me sweeps a thousand feet
Of air and nothing more,
Precipices fall away
Yet stir me to the core.

Yawning chasms, with evil gape
Scare a mortal soul,
Oh, but is there elsewhere
A spirit feels so whole. 

In that moment there I stood
Heaven, surely found.
I am but a speck upon this earth,
High above the ground.





Entry for
In The Moment Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Heidi Sands
14/6/18. Placed 3rd....

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Categories: precipices, mountains, nature,
Form: Rhyme

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