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Intangibility Poems - Poems about Intangibility


Tangibility
...If what's tangible is my only reality How is your love so deeply engrained in me That empty space between my arms Sets off every one of my worst fears and alarms The mere vestige of your breath o......

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Categories: intangibility, absence, love,
Form: Free verse
Haunting the Ghost
...I’ve been haunting this old gothic since nineteen eighty, when I died from a brain tumor at the age of sixty-three. I cannot leave this antique home, I am well-bound within, must haunt it for......

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Categories: intangibility, death, forgiveness, heaven, house,
Form: Narrative



Tangent of Intangibility
...well-spoken well-meaning attempts at getting to the heart of the matter getting down to the root of the problem never worked out to my benefit always went a stray off onto another tangent o......

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Categories: intangibility, age,
Form: Lyric
Nothing More Or Less
...hid insecurities within ambiguous humor & convoluted whimsies, rules consistently changing in a game which required hardly more than breath, nothing less than obscurity twisting a......

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Categories: intangibility, allegory, day, deep, emotions,
Form: Carpe Diem
Let It Shine
...When inspiration flows Liquid light glows Down rivers Thought delivers From essence Beyond nonsense Roam virtual offspring Among minds grasping Intangibility Intelligently......

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Categories: intangibility, inspiration, light,
Form: Rhyme



The Destruction In Joy and Tragedy
...The girl in the mirror says to me "Don't fall in love, it only ends in tragedy." I accept her advice and I go on my way - Expecting a simple, ordinary day. But then, it happens, and her words e......

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Categories: intangibility, love,
Form: Rhyme
Love's Ghost
...How do you touch the Intangibility of an unfeigned love – When it is so attached To physicality's ghost? And when does that love Learn not to breathe – The air of utter completeness Through ......

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Categories: intangibility, confusion, introspection, love, love,
Form: Free verse
The Empty Basket
...Years ago, I bought a basket, Plain, unappealing – Weave already unraveled, I only paid one dollar – I set the basket on the shelf, Separated, secluded – And there it stood, Unbefitting the ......

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Categories: intangibility, faith, holiday, inspirational, visionary,
Form: Free verse

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