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Uncomprehended Poems - Poems about Uncomprehended
In the mystery of the night, when stars sneak stealthily through the branches
...In the mystery of the night, when stars sneak stealthily through the branches, nothing has changed, and the body, that ephemeral vessel, still knows how to weep, susceptible to pain, like a flower ......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
uncomprehended,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Under the dark sky of the night
...Under the dark sky of the night, where stars are born without paperwork and the moon changes its shape without notice, I lose myself in waves of thoughts that flow like a river without banks, In a......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
uncomprehended,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Beneath the moon's veil, where stars whisper at the universe's edge
...Beneath the moon's veil, where stars whisper at the universe's edge, Thoughts sway in the echoes of riddles uncomprehended. Here, the sacred message from a journey with the hallucinogen's verse Te......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
uncomprehended,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Beneath the moon's veil, where stars whisper at the universe's edge
...Beneath the moon's veil, where stars whisper at the universe's edge, Thoughts sway in the echoes of riddles uncomprehended. Here, the sacred message from a journey with the hallucinogen's verse Te......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
uncomprehended,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Angelic Appetite
...Gorgeous gobbledygook in a babe’s mouth — masticates with angelic appetite. From your mouth to his hearty-grumbling ear, the stomach of his mind chews up the light, spits out uncomp......
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Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
uncomprehended,
baby, words,
Form:
Rhyme
Poems About Children Vi
...Poems about Children VI Playmates by Michael R. Burch WHEN you were my playmate and I was yours, we spent endless hours with simple toys, and the sorrows and cares of our indentured days we......
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Michael Burch
Categories:
uncomprehended,
child, childhood, children, love,
Form:
Rhyme
The Long Shadow
...Old sins have a long shadow The old gnarled woman spat You will see punishment In a year and a day as a matter of fact Into the gloomy night with a full moon I skulked away with much to think......
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Paul Warren
Categories:
uncomprehended,
death,
Form:
Epic
In the Shadows
...Walking in the shadows one day, I found a house decaying, They said, "Don't go in, stay away, It's where the ghosts are staying"; I shrugged it off and went inside, ......
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Joanna Daniel
Categories:
uncomprehended,
house,
Form:
Rhyme
Playmates
...Playmates by Michael R. Burch WHEN you were my playmate and I was yours, we spent endless hours with simple toys, and the sorrows and cares of our indentured days were uncomprehended . . . fa......
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Michael Burch
Categories:
uncomprehended,
adventure, best friend, boy,
Form:
Verse
Reticent Voices Heard Only In Thoughts Sos
...an obscurity of thoughts fall like soft rain through emotional pain that linger again in caliginous mind that feed my pen words stumble atop sheets of white unspoken, unheard like soft whi......
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Sandra Adams
Categories:
uncomprehended,
god, silence,
Form:
Free verse
Glory of the Cross
...It is written that you left everything That you emptied yourself of all I find in this so dangerous a meaning But it explains the significance of the fall It explains the value of my worth Something ......
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David Smalling
Categories:
uncomprehended,
faith, god, me, faith,
Form:
Rhyme
Commissioned
...Someone told me I must write poems In the language of common meanings Like brown paper bags And the popped out eyes of children What are poems I asked The silence trickled into disgust Not because th......
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David Smalling
Categories:
uncomprehended,
friendship, on writing and
Form:
Free verse
For Tomorrow May Never Come...
...Life is like a circle, An uncomprehended term A moment of light followed by; A shadow of darkness. Life is nature's gift, A thing to be cherished, as long as you hold So live life to its fu......
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Sajini Jayawardena
Categories:
uncomprehended,
death, inspirational, life, loss,
Form:
I do not know?