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Rigor Poems - Poems about Rigor

Rigor Poems - Examples of all types of poems about rigor to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for rigor.

Rigor
That is one thing about rigor: It can Intact Man disfigure; Like a cell phone reconfigure The Stout left A Sorry Figure… You won’t yourself in public show; Not a new thing in you did grow; Slaving at a...Read the rest...
Categories: rigor, addiction, business, devotion, health,
Form: Rhyme
1986 Rigor Vita
i know i will live beyond these weird moments but I was cleaning the attic after the furious wind when I found and caressed your crumpled photo thought I was gradually forgetting you the drunken cars and the rising...Read the rest...
Categories: rigor, lost love,
Form: Free verse



Rigor
Rigor The pond in the village had a film of ice and the snow under the elm tree had the aroma of roasted nuts and sweet honey there were no old women in the village they...Read the rest...
Categories: rigor, arabic, august, baptism, beautiful,
Form: Blank verse


The Rigor of a Long Journey
My bom bom pains me In hurts very deep in a silent mode And all luxury leads to no cozy Cause, I’m beaten very hard by my subordinate Am tired of this marathon to an endless road The long awaited...Read the rest...
Categories: rigor, journey, pain,
Form: Epigram
Rigor Mortis - Tanka
my death is so slow!... its footsteps mark my seconds, its breath veils my heart... behold, with its frozen eyes has touched the words between us......Read the rest...
Categories: rigor, depression, lost love, sad
Form: Tanka



Rigor Mortis
The Madness Continues Rigid as steel he sleeps, stiff and lifeless, Inert, a shell of a man who liked to laugh. Gone through the valley of death him who Once was filled...Read the rest...
Categories: rigor, angst, death, introspection, life,
Form: Acrostic
Rigor Mortis
I must have died, but when -- I don't recall. Some year, some day, some crucial moment came and went unnoticed, upstaged, perhaps, by a grocery list or too-tight shoes. A quiet time later, though, when the world was out to lunch, I thought of...Read the rest...
Categories: rigor, introspection,
Form: Blank verse

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