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Trepid Poems - Poems about Trepid

Premium Member Normandy
...Normandy For man to set alight his earthly pyre was destined from the capture of the spark. T’was mere survival harnessing its fire to lift his primal world out of the dark. It seared ......

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Categories: trepid, appreciation,
Form: Sonnet
The Cold of Fear
...Cold is the tittering of befitted feet Cold is the meagre meanders of falling fractals Cold is the twinge of bitter blues upon reeling retreats Cold is the roiling retch of frostbitten flesh Col......

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Categories: trepid, death, death of a
Form: Alliteration



Living out of a Lie
...It was my dream to go to the gym. I promised myself, I would. Days passed by, I told myself, ‘I must work, I should.’ Far from work, I took to rest, As others huffed and puffed. The mirror ......

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Categories: trepid, absence,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Poland II
...A blitzkrieg wipes your innocence away and only heaven’s hand can help you now. Your counterparts lie trepid to the fray, for they can sense the wolfen on the prowl. Oh dear Poland, there’ll be n......

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Categories: trepid, world war ii,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member The Ghost
...Oh trepid specter in the night Making bold thy cursed plight. What zealotry provokes thy mournful cry Allowing thee to linger nigh? Did Heaven bar thee entry first? Did Hell itself not quench ......

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Categories: trepid, angst, confusion,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member I Fell
...I fell upon an open space of love Of warmth and grace sent from above Entangled as a worm upon a hook Nestled in a lovers’ crook Strengthened by hearts trepid beat Cajoled and swaddled within l......

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Categories: trepid, cute love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Flappable, Gruntled, and Plussed
...I'm new to this language; it baffles me so! With so many mysteries I wish to know: Why doesn't 'resolve' mean 'to solve it again'? And why are 'wise guys' not the same as 'wise men'? Why do......

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Categories: trepid, humorous, language,
Form: Rhyme
I Like the Darkness About You
...I Love the Darkness about you Darkness surrounds you As spirals of smoke Wrapping you in myth And the delineated danger Of the world, But your proud defiance Breaks t......

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Categories: trepid, angel,
Form: Free verse
A Shovel Unearths
...A brutal murder in portentous chill A helpless life, under butcher's will An ominous spade digs soil in till. Buried in dark secret, an aghast kill. Corpse stenched, languished still. The cop......

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Categories: trepid, death, grave, horror, murder,
Form: Monorhyme
Into the Darkness
...He held his detached face in his hand as he trepid into the darkness of an ungodly aura fermented from the evil within him. Masked with so much anger ......

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Categories: trepid, anger,
Form: Imagism
Land of the Lemon-Trees
...I know the land where the lemon-trees flower Where dew-drops shower On the pure lily-flowers! There flows a glistening life-giving river On each wave a sliver Of light that delivers Glorious......

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Categories: trepid, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Lyric
The Handprint
...The Handprint Sliding down the misted glass the handprint slips away Left are only the streaks that frightened fingers made ......

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Categories: trepid, dark, deep, evil,
Form: Couplet
Ants Attempting Heavy Stomps
...A rat, a mat, an extra large sleeping bag, and a sofa went to a swimming pool and dived in head first. Never mind the salad dressing shouted the orchestra audience from the balconies. Vast crowds. Va......

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Categories: trepid, aubade,
Form: I do not know?
A Heart's Journey
...A heart’s journey Into the world of minds With endless chatter And careless whines Prejudices and principles Counterfeits of beliefs Drowned in confusion Lucid and trepid To prick a......

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Categories: trepid, absence, heart, life, prejudice,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Joan of Arc
...Joan of Arc HE speaks, and messengers appear To innocence of one so young in year The calling understood, she will not flee Till France is free of English tyranny The struggle long, a h......

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Categories: trepid, faith, history,
Form: Couplet

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