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Dreariness Poems - Poems about Dreariness
Dreariness Poems - Examples of all types of poems about dreariness to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Be Reminded - Right In the Middle of Dreariness
Weariness can settle into our lives But praise be to God the Father who Can show up right in the middle of dreariness The Awaker is the Maker of Heaven and Earth With Him all things are possible He is...
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©
Mark Frank
Categories:
dreariness,
education,
Form:
Free verse
Right In the Middle of Dreariness
Weariness can settle into our lives But praise be to God the Father who Can show up right in the middle of dreariness The Awaker is the Maker of Heaven and Earth With Him all things are possible He is...
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©
Mark Frank
Categories:
dreariness,
jesus,
Form:
Free verse
March's Dreariness Looms
March's dreariness looms when no pigeon coons, it grieves at spring's doorsteps not willing to pass the baton, resisting to give in until its frown vanishes into the brightness of sun rays! March is wilder than storms, it can retain its brutality, even...
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©
Andrew Crisci
Categories:
dreariness,
march, morning, nature, scary,
Form:
Rhyme
Internal Rhyme-March's Enduring Dreariness
March's enduring dreariness looms when no pigeon coos; at April's doorstep, it still blows away an umbrella or hat... letting the impatient spring know that he refuses to go! There were certain days so mild and cheerful almost...
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©
Andrew Crisci
Categories:
dreariness,
nature, nostalgia, places, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
The Dreariness of This Frigid Season
Goodbye Fall with all the auburn leaves of the reddest sunset, goodbye crackling path where I met the last songbirds, whose melody accompained me to winter's doors; and with deep sadness I kept on looking back. Welcome gloomy winter...
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©
Andrew Crisci
Categories:
dreariness,
adventure, funny, hope, imagination,
Form:
Quatrain
The Dreariness of An Empty Home
After a hard day's work, these weary feet drag me home, with the urge of pulling the cork from the red wine chilling in the cooler; and smell steaming pasta primavera into a large bowl... before I am tempted by...
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©
Andrew Crisci
Categories:
dreariness,
funny, health, imagination, inspirational,
Form:
Sestina