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Short Subsumed Poems

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


Premium Member Scream Short
Point of no return
Fate sealed as the line is crossed
Subsumed by nightmare...

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Categories: subsumed, art,
Form: Senryu



Burnt Verse: Phalanx
Extending East our line is held Component men subsumed by steel As individuals we meld And standing thus preserve the real
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© Dan Keir  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subsumed, allegory, community, international, social, society, together, world,
Form: Verse
Entombed In Lunar Lapses
the end of the year's day
consumed in the setting sun,
subsumed into shadow.
a world destroyed
before begun.
twirling axis
centered
on a polar energetic praxis
cleansed in tides rising
entombed in lunar lapses....

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Categories: subsumed, death, imagination, life,
Form: Blank verse
Before the Light
It’s a watercolour morning  
The sky a wash of grey    
In the gloom before sunrise  
No motion or sound, but for the  
raindrops in the river   
making broad brush circles 
that briefly touch then disappear 
subsumed by the water  
hidden by the ochre reeds  
that huddle in mock attention  
waiting for the palette  
of dawn to colour the day...

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© Kaye Locke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subsumed, nature
Form: I do not know?
Ash
She stood stoically fighting
the disease that crept through 
her dry trunk
Sapping her life,
withering her leaves,
leaving her naked limbs
silhouetted against the
summer moon.

Her Roots retracting from the
moist soil
lose their grip on the earth
Until slowly, imperceptibly,
She leans
She falls

Lying in her lost leaves
her resting place accepts her
Embracing her death 
with its life
Slowly, imperceptibly
She is subsumed
Until
Under a summer moon
A sapling grows...

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© Kaye Locke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: subsumed, death, natural disasters, nature,
Form: Blank verse




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