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Subsequence
Subsequence Poems - Poems about Subsequence
That's So Good They Cannot Get the Stars
...That’s so good they cannot get the stars! The hand in soft glove won't help them to steal The precious gift that meant to shine for us, Its freedom’s a subsequence unforeseen It is much tough f......
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Armani Armania
Categories:
subsequence,
beauty, stars,
Form:
Political Verse
My Shoes
...My shoes have traveled miles of roads Their soles are worn quite thin Struggling with this heavy load I carry deep within Beyond repair, no longer shine Scuffed with many stains It's mostly bee......
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Daniel Turner
Categories:
subsequence,
appreciation, perspective,
Form:
Rhyme
As Long As I Am Alive, I Can Speak of Death
...time melts down in the death obsession decays with death death awakens me in the state of absolute tranquility, tranquility not even bothered by the buzzing in my ears I was thinking that dea......
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Su Ben
Categories:
subsequence,
allegory, death, life,
Form:
Free verse
Mind Philosophy
...Breaking chains of unexpected thoughts of the cumulating vigour in the absent pondering mind; it releases the mind from the unsuccessful stress. Stress can befall as a good subsequence of faithful be......
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Brian Wells
Categories:
subsequence,
art,
Form:
Epigram
Written In the Sky
...Do you hear them? Woodland creature amidst the thicket, drawn, oblivious to indifference beneath heavenly luminescence. And I, baring admiration in acknowledgement, plea to the awakening of you......
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Corey Keener
Categories:
subsequence,
devotion, family, life, love,
Form:
I do not know?
Subsequence, Part Iii
...III He waited in the downpour, swept along the muddy river with dead leaves and old receipts; tugged into the undercurrent without as much as farewell from coupled brake lights glowing cold.......
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Greg Easley
Categories:
subsequence,
teen,
Form:
I do not know?
Subsequence, Part Ii
...II Sunken to the seafloor, an ancient pearl-eyed maiden; now and forever forgotten, is she unreached even by the sunlight descending indirectly toward her parted lips.......
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Greg Easley
Categories:
subsequence,
teen,
Form:
I do not know?
Subsequence, Part I
...I Our coalescent bodies, align as gravestones in mother's spacious palms; she remains within the grove nurturing bastard children in her arms of oaken branches.......
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Greg Easley
Categories:
subsequence,
teen,
Form:
I do not know?