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Wildernesses
Wildernesses Poems - Poems about Wildernesses
Unwavering roots
...Today, I stand before you, not as a mere poet, but as a vessel—a storyteller weaving threads of faith, doubt, and redemption. Picture an ancient olive tree, gnarled and weathered, its roots gripping......
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Mercy Cherryll
Categories:
wildernesses,
bible, faith, gospel, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
Oh, land of yearning, soil of the pandemic
...Oh, land of yearning, soil of the pandemic, Across your bereaved fields, a lone wanderer carries His tattered garment of helplessness, In his steps echoes the cry of the land that cannot comprehen......
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Dan Enache
Categories:
wildernesses,
fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
The Interlude of Aphradere: the Waves of the Sea
...Recovery from within takes longer than expected I noticed from the start I'm growing weary of going through trials of endless letdowns in heart Underneath the dust and dirt of past irrational phase......
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J.W. Earnings
Categories:
wildernesses,
emotions, encouraging, endurance, hope,
Form:
Free verse
Large Frame Painting
...I used to envy still life painters longing to see organic geometric relationships between full-color light and irregular isolating forms, These close to self-identity and those background wil......
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Gerald Dillenbeck
Categories:
wildernesses,
art, culture, health, humor,
Form:
Political Verse
Three O'Clock In the Morning
...treading tales of three o clock on the morning bow Android alkaloid met a myriad of trees at a southern angle. Bacon tart it was not for a tart is touting and touting is not touring at the correct c......
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Taoi Chanan
Categories:
wildernesses,
anniversary, assonance, basketball, bible,
Form:
I do not know?
Game Reserve
...As great river crosses the land On its beach there is sand On its banks zebras came to drink Wary of crocodiles that might drag them to water and sink At both banks ancient trees Stretch as fa......
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Patrycjusz Kopec
Categories:
wildernesses,
nature, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Facilitating the Facility
...Facilitating The Facility Solid structures should stay outside where they belong With a firm facility of understanding occupational standards In their simplicity of design Edifices don’t build ......
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Earl Schumacker
Categories:
wildernesses,
business, change, community, conflict,
Form:
Didactic
Vegan Taxidermy
...a hardly morbid paper mache crane full of jolly rancher candies. blindfolded children wildly swinging bats on the backporch. the wise sit back and drink diet shasta grapefruit soda. f......
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Nathan Martin
Categories:
wildernesses,
allegory, perspective,
Form:
Blank verse
Alchemy
...Alchemy All that gathers are dreams and lust. Yet we both recollect to dust. Snarls and entrapments our enemies conceive. Smiles and smirks; they all deceive. Come onto me and never betray......
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Shane Mohamed
Categories:
wildernesses,
friendship, love, romance,
Form:
Couplet
The Dream
...I've dreamed an admirable dream, To touch the monolith's of Stone Hedge, And understand their meaning. What a bounty of knowledge have these Once cave dwelling people leave us As their legacy. ......
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Cherl Dunn
Categories:
wildernesses,
gothic, history, imagination, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
It's a Wilderness
...It’s a wilderness we live in, though it may look lush and green; It’s a wilderness we life in; life is not all that it seems. There’s a wilderness of pleasure and it may last for awhile, But it soon ......
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Clarence Billheimer
Categories:
wildernesses,
analogy, christian,
Form:
Light Verse
Serving the Warrant
...Serving the warrant ( By S.Jagathsimhan Nair) Today I cry to this dry dust Of these paths that silently merge With the scalded mud of these huts. I cry in the name of all men Who are not home as ye......
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S.Jagathsimhan Nair
Categories:
wildernesses,
lifecry,
Form:
Free verse
"the Fact Is God" Part 2
...Part 2 Blog The serpent or illusion, is the the mind’s imagination, that led us away from our Agape fact. Into a fictitious world of the wildernesses of our minds. This wilderness w......
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John Freeman
Categories:
wildernesses,
inspirationallost, lost,
Form:
Narrative