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Stage Poems - Poems about Stage

Trying to REM ember the waking stage of an emotionally tormenting dream
The following account predicated on partial fact and a healthy dose of prevarication with an attendant overactive imagination. Trying to REM ember the waking stage of an emotionally tormenting dream One week later still dog-tired after jarring telephone ordeal (seven days ago from April 30, 2025) with fake government employees, yours truly still emotionally haggard trembling and wretched closely following on the figurative...

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Categories: stage, anger, angst, anxiety, confusion,
Form: Rhyme
The Hollow Stage
‘All the world ‘s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts.’ (As You Like it Act 2, Scene 7) (A Sonnet Inspired by Shakespeare) The Hollow Stage We slip upon a stage unmade by hands, as viewers eyes...

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Categories: stage, appreciation, life,
Form: Sonnet



Poblano hoyt tah Mussie SON OF A BISQUE
128 Gallon of Milk "The unique medium" Castile Dermal they spoke as his name. They said he was an original person with some great ideas. He refused to see past the frustration of the word can't. Some saw him as a great person , nut others either needly wished him to fail or go away. He would use his knowledge of science to make better conditions were historically people who had needed...

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Categories: stage, analogy, beach, celebration, culture,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Turn A Popstar Into A Metal Head
Intro Turn a popstar into a metal head… I’ma change the game/ Have a popstar rocking to guitars and bass… make ‘em bang/ Verse One Popstars get tired of hearing that tune/ So they turn to metal heads and now they wanna rock/ With the best, and who the best, we the best/ We the best like a D.J. Khaled track/ And I...

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Categories: stage, career, character, deep, giggle,
Form: Lyric
Life A Stage
Tell me which stage Do you open and door close Entrance or exit?...

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Categories: stage, dedication, life, relationship,
Form: Senryu



Premium Member Virtuoso Take The Stage
Artistic impressions with timeless appeal, Diving into the ivory with an ebony appeal, Masterful and refined, passionate and elegant, This prolific child would forever stand the test of time. Innovative and refined, like a glass of cherry wine, He pushed every boundary, giving a glimpse of his life.. Smooth connecting notes, a trill, an accent, a chord, A silent yearning to...

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Categories: stage, dedication, desire, devotion, inspirational,
Form: Ekphrasis
All The World's A Stage
Is our striving worthy? Are we but actors on the stage of life and oblivious to it? Here, the background isn't factual, yet the pain is! For millennia, we have explored the existential man, who, aware of himself and his ultimate demise, must swim against the curse of consciousness and quickly find...

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Categories: stage, life,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The Stage
Where pain is hidden Where tears are suppressed Where one can escape misery and suffering Where a mythical character comes to life Born Creates a life of its own One's authentic reality hidden Sealed Morphed into the Character The mask is worn A disguise Roles are played Dramatic performances along with showmanship Falsehoods arise A superficial smile explodes Life can certainly be a...

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Categories: stage, extended metaphor, life, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member stage four metamorphous complete
Her stage four metamorphous complete She emerged into the beauty of the day Bringing sunlight only a nineteen-year-old beauty can bring...

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Categories: stage, beauty,
Form: Free verse
Political Stage
The world’s a battlefield, a restless stage, Politics a war, rage upon rage. Nations clash with words and might, Underneath the glare of a fractured light. Donald Trump, a seismic leap, A tempest roused from the deep. Voices thunder, crowds divide, Truth and lies in a tangled tide. An antichrist, some whisper low, Dark prophecies begin to grow. Fear and fire in the minds of...

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Categories: stage, 8th grade, analogy, character,
Form: Burlesque
The stage is being set for the Anti-christ and the false prophet to rule o'er the world part two
O The Beast system is already being prepared. Are there enough both watchmen and watch women to even care? It is much more than the global elites who are paving the way; For the Anti-Christ and his false prophet to rule o'er the world one day. Someday they will have control o'er all of the silver and the gold. Ever...

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Categories: stage, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Prose
stage fright
Stage Fright This has been a long Sunday it started off with two toasts with cheese and the glucose rose to stratospheric, insulin is needed where the heck Is the bloody needle, mlg if you please followed by a thundering heart and unwanted anxiety, I have tried to overcome for over 60 years In my younger days, I...

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Categories: stage, absence, adventure, age, angst,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Three rock magical journey
I hold three magic rocks, in my hand Rolling them over and over and over Leaving this reality behind, far behind Rolling the first magic rock, a stage unfolds, Where secrets of magic are daringly told. With a flick of the wrist and a glint in the eye, A world of illusion begins to fly...

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Categories: stage, magic,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Stage
‘All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players. They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts.’ (As You Like It, Act 2, Scene 7) By Shakespeare If this is so I hope it’s more than one act. What of us who are mere understudies or stage hands? I don’t remember rehearsing for any parts-do you? My...

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Categories: stage, humor,
Form: Free verse
Exit Stage Right
Someone slowly makes a move Somewhere in the night A light switch, a lighter Some razor blade laughter Making someone alright For an hour or maybe two Any more, you’re getting greedy Drive her home in the morning Any more, you’re getting needy And who’s got time For that in their life? The dark bishops dismay At this bleak array Of black pawns hiding Just out of...

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Categories: stage, angst, betrayal, death, depression,
Form: Rhyme

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