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Life Prose Poems

These Life Prose poems are examples of Prose poems about Life. These are the best examples of Prose Life poems written by international poets.


Wedding Bells
Wedding day
Classic rings
Loving eyes
Hopeful gaze
Longing for
Meaningful days
A broken promise
Not fully broken
Chains of lies
Crushed today
Sun setting on
Winter days
Sun rising
On frequent
Summer days
All because
This wedding is done
A different...

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Categories: celebration, courage, freedom, inspirational



PLANS
Frozen eggs?
Surrogacy?
Cesarean delivery?
Natural birth?
To be a parent?
Or not?
Do we save
for a child?
Or just save
for us?
Thoughts are hammers
on my soul.
Which way do I go?
Here or there?
What...

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Categories: confusion, fate, future, society,

The Moment


what's on my mind?


the
moment

when this girlie in a tight-
fit business suit
first walked into my life


confident
beautiful
sexy
were
perfect titties w/slight cleav


while
shakin' that kind of ass
one never forgets


the look
the...

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Categories: prose, desire, girlfriend, lust,

Mom, did you cry on your wedding night?
Althroughout childhood, you would  talk about your love story 
 how when you’re older 
“you just know! you just know!” 
but when I told...

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Categories: anger, confusion, cry, deep,

A Prey Has No More Choices
I have closed the main gate
After that I closed the door
Something more to be closed
So I closed the window pane
All these efforts are insufficient
To keep...

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Categories: prose, crush, cute love, i



Queen of Madness Act2
Even now, she could recall the intoxicating ecstasy that consumed her as the blade bit and tore. A perverse mix of terror and dominance, an...

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Categories: dark, gothic, holocaust, memory,

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guess
with Walter all set
enjoying his coffee
upon the plaid square
twice folded over
to give a little cush
back to Judaism



i might
just write tonight



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i've got these ideas for things
flowin'...

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Categories: prose, perspective, urban,

Addiction
Why have you plagued me?
Why have you latched on my soul not ready to leave?
What's my offense?
Why have you fought my desires to do away...

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Categories: addiction, anger, cry, desire,

Have you ever asked God, the reasons why collections
Have you ever asked God, the reasons why?
Whenever you feel afraid? While vainly seeking
the very exact words to both say and pray?
Let not your hearts...

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Categories: prose, 10th grade, 11th grade,

Some more Questions and Answers Q and A part ten
Q:  What type of people are considered to be outside and not admitted into the city
      of the New...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Some more Questions and Answers Q and A part nine
Q:  Why is that Satan would not care if cursing people used: his own name, Allah or
      Mohammad or...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Waltz of Four Left Feet
Can you imagine your life if you haven't met me?

It was a cold day in December when all of this started. You, being the silly...

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Categories: prose, destiny, emotions, love, love

For all the Ticks



you and
all your natural beauty 
looked my way today
with these vege thread eyes
i could just curl up beside
and watch for all the ticks
speak their nonsense...

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Categories: prose, lost love, remembrance day,

A Seed
A seed does not stay the same.
If it did, it was stunted
& died.
A seed planted
In soil
Nourished,
Watered,
& fed;
Grows
Changes
& shifts
To it’s
Environment.
Growing, growing, growing.
The plants
Around
Infuriated
Trying to
Drown,
Strangle,
And quench
It’s need
To...

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Categories: analogy, anti bullying, encouraging,

We have met the enemy and they are ours, famous quote from the war of 1812
On September 10, 1813, United States naval Commodore Oliver Henry made this 
statement from his stunning victory over British forces in Lake Erie in Canada.

"We...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,


Book: Shattered Sighs