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Tarr Poems - Poems about Tarr


Reserata Carcerem Liii
...Quoth felon fate t' nosy nature - savoring sapid strays punctured. Worn winds for eerie eavesdrop tarr': "Why oft does thou nurse salty scars?" Nosy nature hewn smooth visage 'to a sassy smirk......

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Categories: tarr, myth,
Form: Sonnet
Old Friend
...Goodbye old friend. I'll miss you the most. Don't blame my cold shoulder. My Heart needs to pull away to give you all you need. This stare down has me nervously calm. You asked me to do this deed. Do......

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Categories: tarr, angst, anxiety, betrayal, break
Form: Free verse



A Letter I Will Only Read
...My baby is going away. I lay trapped in these over whelming sad thoughts. Of the one I've been so sure wouldn't hang me out to dry. Let me drown in my own pain. Would never leave my side. My baby may......

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Categories: tarr, anxiety, betrayal, dark, deep,
Form: Free verse
Baby On the Way
...A new chapter has begun in the book of Tarr. This page starts a different journey then I'm use to. I'm excited to bring my seed into this world I can't lie I'm scared at times. I'm still just a ......

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Categories: tarr, father,
Form: Free verse
My Foolish Dad
...Gone are the days we never had, Lost are you that makes me sad, Dad you were't the best nor bad, Now i'm all grown up ,not a lad, Foolish old man, This is what make you glad? Having three ......

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Categories: tarr, anger,
Form: I do not know?



Just Another Name
...Drawing nothing but a blank thought, my canvas remains empty, I lost my excitement a long the way, my heart dies a little more with each passing day, I'm just a slave to the grind I earn ......

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Categories: tarr, depression
Form: Free verse
A Real Nightmare
...Waking up from a nightmare suddenly to my surprise scanning the room for conscous anwsers back to my nightmare I thought to myself after a couple minutes pass by I'm out again this is what's play......

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Categories: tarr, depression, family, loss, husband,
Form: Free verse

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