Lost Waning Poems
These Lost Waning poems are examples of Waning poems about Lost. These are the best examples of Waning Lost poems written by international poets.
Waning In a Labyrinth of Mourning RosesWhen onyx skies bleed
rhinestones etched in regrets,
follow the silence;
Unsung sonatas
cradling watercolor spells
woven with magic—
from violet blaze,
beneath mulberry gloaming,
where dark poets rhyme.
But when summer...
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Categories:
waning, blue, dark, deep, fate,
The Waning of the WildI can feel the alone
Pressing on me
In this beautiful wild
I wait for it to speak
But beneath the rushing water
And painted canyons.
The once strung bow...
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waning, beauty, grief, nature, wind,
The Waning of Tides of LoveThe Waning of Tides of Love
Like the ebb
and flow
of tides
to thirsty shores,
so surreal
were the ups and downs
of our love;
then at yesterday’s
sunset,
the moon
forsook us
and with lost...
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waning, analogy, grief, imagery, love,
Waning HopeWhere phantoms dwell in halls beyond recall
Bound to fate in cells of sanity’s fall
Where souls were left to hunt their past
Cold, lost, bereft. A...
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waning, bereavement, child, imagery, nostalgia,
Waxing Political WaningAsk you men do ye yet ken still acting in the right?
Of better days and other ways
We faced each day and night
Whispered secrets of delight...
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waning, children
Waning LoveThere was a time when I knew she loved me.
Yes, that was a very long time ago.
Her every word and deed, the way that she
Looked...
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Categories:
waning, lost lovetime, i love