Get Your Premium Membership

Subduction Poems - Poems about Subduction

Subduction Poems - Examples of all types of poems about subduction to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for subduction.

Premium Member Wide-Eyed Children
...mother star beams as she beholds her errant brood six diverse, rocky planets the innermost, a dense, two-faced, frosty furnace the outermost, pulverised much interfered with by a jovial n......Read the rest...
Categories: subduction, children, innocence, planet, uplifting,
Form: Verse



The Power of Water
...“Don’t turn your back on the water...” my grandmother told me as I skimmed stones across the tiny ripples of rock pools. Small scaly creatures and stones sliced toes like knives but we were full ......Read the rest...
Categories: subduction, family,
Form: Free verse
Luxuriating Showering On a Cold Winter Day
...Despite emotional, financial, grammatical... any woe that doth assail whereat early in the morning until late at night tub bail sinking craft, not possible (essentially 24/7), I bewail, whe......Read the rest...
Categories: subduction, 7th grade, angst, bereavement,
Form: Bio
No Grip
...Life melting around my fingers Only memories are left to linger Unconditional love, detrimental cost Forever out of reach Forever is it lost? A quest for once forgotten Only numbness - vaccin......Read the rest...
Categories: subduction, absence, grief, life, lost,
Form: ABC
Orogeny
...Subduction continental contact thrusting and folding Seismic kiss of an orogeny......Read the rest...
Categories: subduction, earth, nature, world,
Form: Cinquain



Before the Night Is Over (He's Coming Back) Pt.2
...Well my friend, my conscience would not allow me the pleasure. The pleasure not to report the news that I treasure. That as I open the book, the book full of new's, a b......Read the rest...
Categories: subduction, black african american, caregiving,
Form: Quatrain
Deserted
...In the midst of a forty-five degree silicate sea Winds carry arid mists Blinding unprotected eyes Burying the unsuspecting Hard waves break on the dunes Precipitating salty tears with cruel iron......Read the rest...
Categories: subduction, love
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things