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Terminally Poems - Poems about Terminally

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...I wonder what it would’ve been like to grow up differently. Perhaps with fewer mental roadblocks. Possibly with a brain that wasn’t constantly shifting channels without warning. I’ve been trying so h...
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Categories: terminally, 10th grade, age, cry,
Form: Free verse

A SINGLE PASSAGE

...Nothing compares to the stillness of the soul.
Remain dignified
even within the spiral of desolation.
Remain upright
before the arrogance of opulence.

Life,
an hourglass filled with illusions...
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Categories: terminally, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse



From default yes to designed no

...O to live life in relentless outreach
And still stay put, stagnant, nowhere to reach,
To struggle hard, getting not so in hand,
To feign busy as if a butterfly,
Or a productive bee nevertheless,
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Categories: terminally, life,
Form: Blank verse

Hospice

...He blinks in and out in a wingchair,
overhears what visitors say
when patients
can be talked about
as if not there.

People speak well of the dying,
even of dying strangers,
to him their word...
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Categories: terminally, poetry,
Form: Free verse

The Confessions of a Tormented Soul

...I poison myself to endure the torments of my clairvoyant mind,
A journey littered with catastrophes and irreversible scars.
I chase nightmares I will find in hell,
My face drowned in the fleeting ...
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Categories: terminally, black love,
Form: Free verse



9 reasons well mine

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Why should we hire you?

I guarantee this is the only conversation
we will have while I work here

Why did you leave your last job?

The tried to make we ask an 95 year old if she needed i...
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Categories: terminally, poems,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberSLOW DANCE

...This poem was written by a terminally ill young girl in a New York Hospital.
It was sent by a medical doctor.

Have you ever watched kids on a merry-go-round?
Or listened to the rain slap...
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Categories: terminally, appreciation, life,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberIf It Wasn't For Poetry

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Things that I alone see would remain unseen by others.
Things that move or touch me alone, none other would bother.
Clouds with color and form, are not just a repository of water,
but demand m...
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Categories: terminally, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Hidden In Plain Sight Virtually Unable 2 See

...Surely it is virtually impossible

To hide and disguise

In plain sight

Of curious mind eyes

The quite patently blatantly obvious

Unless that is of course 

Those they who are

Looki...
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Categories: terminally, truth,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberReserve In Thee

...Love is not always reciprocated

Seeming some hearts terminally
constipated – 

unable to relieve themselves
and others, 

to make lighter many burdens,

the long suffering of less fortunat...
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Categories: terminally, bible, character, christian, friendship,
Form: Free verse

Karen's Brother

...Sky blue eyes looking
past the bounty of pork rinds
past boundless skylines
stare blankly for way too long
then to the menu
cradled in his plastic hands.

Plant-based food options 
required b...
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Categories: terminally, conflict, food,
Form: Choka

Premium MemberA Terrace Full of Flowers For Our Anniversary

...Oh! No. I won’t wait until you’re seriously terminally sick
Or to expire in order to send you bouquets of ritzy flowers
Today is indeed the time, the hour to stand above the big brick
To show my l...
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Categories: terminally, anniversary, beauty, birthday, blessing,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberBones Ache Yet Heart Sings

...A revolving door of visiting friends
 Old and new, at the hospital, day by day.
     Stalked by death's brooding shadow;
      Cancer-stricken and terminally ill,
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Categories: terminally, death, devotion, family, husband,
Form: Narrative

Struggles of a Teen

..."You have it easy," 
is what they always say.
"Are you starving and not breathing,"
they ask.
"You have no right to complain,"
they mock.
Then why does my life feel like I've been living in vai...
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Categories: terminally, age, anger, depression, grief,
Form: Rhyme

Knowing the Answer Even Before Asking the Question

...My heart is beating so fast I can not 
say for sure 

If it may not at any moment go into
cardiac arrest and explode out my 
chest cavity 

And my hands are so sweaty its like
they are rainin...
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Categories: terminally, love hurts,
Form: Free verse

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