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Unlamented
Unlamented Poems - Poems about Unlamented
The Enemy Within
...The Enemy Within "All cruelty springs from weakness." - Seneca Oh Yes. There is an Enemy Within. It lives within, feeds upon, you. Senseless, yelloweyed It informs all that you do. ......
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©
William Masonis
Categories:
unlamented,
angst, scary,
Form:
Free verse
Turkeys
...A Brief Guide to the Tories As practised in the UK Grab what you can Shall be the way Life at the top Seems to be a farce When progress is made By kissing **** Brown paper envelopes Fro......
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©
Terry Ireland
Categories:
unlamented,
class, corruption, leadership, political,
Form:
Rhyme
The Reflective Path
...Some say the experiences and encounters along life's paths and ways, it's the journey that we're on, the sibling rivalry, the parental guides in each direction gone, from birth to death we do......
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©
DM Babbit
Categories:
unlamented,
analogy, life,
Form:
Sestina
On Looking At Schiller's Skull Translation Goethe
...ON LOOKING AT SCHILLER’S SKULL by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe loose translation/interpretation by Michael R. Burch Here in this charnel-house full of bleaching bones, like yesteryear’s fading s......
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Michael Burch
Categories:
unlamented,
best friend, body, death,
Form:
Free verse
No Mark
...No Mark by Michael R. Burch A wave implodes, impaled upon impassive rocks... this evening the thunder of the sea is a wild music filling my ear... you are leaving and the ungrieving ......
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Michael Burch
Categories:
unlamented,
break up, change, divorce,
Form:
Verse
Unsung, Unheard
...Bemoan the songs unsung for want of melody and tongue. Bewail the sorrows unlamented and veiled, for want of a good sob. Waffling silent tunes echoing and rattling in the cage, trapped unexpressed.......
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John Anderson
Categories:
unlamented,
song, sound,
Form:
Free verse
On Dinner and Hearing the News
...On Dinner and hearing the news Your soft touch, elbow to elbow, not withdrawn, steady; An unnecessary head on shoulder in lament. Casual glances, a quiet acceptance of the gift of food The next n......
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Edward Clapham
Categories:
unlamented,
death, social,
Form:
Verse