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Displaying 226 poems from the Soliloquy poetic form.

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Why Did You Have To Leave — Nancy Lee Epps	WHY DID YOU HAVE TO LEAVE You left us too quickly You left us too soon Not even a hint Nor one single...	4 views Rate it
I'm A Writer — #MR.P# The Silent Poet	I am a writer, I battle in my world with my words, My rhymes are my sword with my melody, I fight, hoping my world would be right. My verses brings...	3 views Rate it
Ignored Scars — Emile	My chest aches greatly Not something a human can bear I took my heart out To get rid of it Yet that was when I witnessed How many scars were carved...	3 views Rate it
The Worth Of Venue Management Software — Management Software	It takes a lot of effort to run a successful venue. Various departments are in charge of different tasks, and you must keep track of an extensive number...	3 views Rate it
The Diomedes — Shoaib Rehman	Summers he would cruise for Gold country working the crabbers as deckhand or kitchen; pre-winters getting back with old-climate accounts of shellfish...	3 views Rate it
The Fading Light — Russell D. Nomer	Flashing light Blinding light Grandpa on a stretcher Pale gasping for breath Grandpa hold on for Hot dogs heaped with onion Fishing from a log ...	3 views Rate it
The Paradox of Progress: The Human - Artificial Intelligence Divide — Mawphniang Napoleon	Artificial intelligence, a concept so grand and bold, With machines that learn and think, at times, beyond our hold, A labyrinthine enigma that's both...	3 views Rate it
Remembered Felicities: A Soliloquy on Lost Childhood — Mawphniang Napoleon	Oh, how the memories of my own childhood haunt me. Intermittently, I am assailed by a smidgen of dejection upon perceiving a progeny, as during my own...	3 views Rate it
*The guiter of mind* — Inspiration	so many pebbles Hurting a lot life can't move on How can get the solution so many rocks As a mountain block Way can't find out *How...	3 views Rate it
Unspoken, UnSaid — Asifbhai Vahora	Unspoken, UnSaid Stuck With the Words, Unsaid! Feeble Memories & Tears, Driedup! Can't I Owe a Moment to Resay? Or How Would I Even if I...	3 views Rate it
Hold me — Un Garcon	When my emotions run high; would you (still) hold me tight......	3 views Rate it
Mysterious feeling — Treasure	What? Why? What is this feeling that I feel? Is it happiness, sadness, loneliness Or I'm I confused Tell me this feeling already I'm dying in confusion...	3 views Rate it
REMINISCENCES ON DEATH — Phil Roberts	Have you ever given up on life? I have. Have you ever wanted just to die? I have. Have you ever wondered what's the use Christian? Moslem? Buddhist? Jew?...	3 views Rate it
The Weeping Man — Moses Wungak	A gr8 novelty will thus be; A predicted end 4rm a faulty beginning; All his layers of setbacks, are d reaps 4rm his sows; No cross like his wuld evr be...	3 views Rate it
All my days had no colour — Royston	All my days had no colour and looked very grey and I wished that my depression would go away. Nothing excited me as I went through the motions. No...	3 views Rate it
Moments are scenes — Emile	"Moments are scenes " Humans are actors and actresses Their moments are scenes Their lives a movie Feels like a cinema to me Movies in black...	2 views Rate it
Penchant of a Pensive Poetess — Camille Rose Castillo	Relieve me of this cruel, Subterranean passion Or douse dispiriting reason, Cast out the angst Heart distressed, Regain your soothing rhythm. ...	2 views Rate it
Injustice tears our world — Ojo Ayomide Richard	In shadows cast by biased hearts, Injustice tears our world apart. Discrimination, poison's brew, Taints the purest, good and true. With blinded...	2 views Rate it
The Wasp's Lament : The Pitcher Plant's Pensive Pause — Mawphniang Napoleon	Amidst the dark, sticky depths of the pitcher plant, A desperate wasp struggles to escape its fate. Its wings beat wildly, vainly seeking a chance, To...	2 views Rate it
Cosmic Symphony of the Sun Dog's Grace — Mawphniang Napoleon	A sun dog, a phenomenon most rare and grand, A halo of light, a celestial brand, Reflecting the sun's resplendent command, An omen of good, a harbinger...	2 views Rate it
The Mad Scribe: A Journey into the Mind of a Writer — Mawphniang Napoleon	In the madness of his mind, he toils with pen and ink, As he scribbles away, forsaking all else but the brink Of his creativity, a realm where he can...	2 views Rate it
Mornings — freespirit30	As the alarm clock blares, The smell of coffee alerts me. The breaking dawn is upon me, As painted skies begin to shimmer. The fallen dew is...	2 views Rate it
Wallflower — Tonique	Unnoticed Typical attached to nothing existing as is Sad nothing created abyss, Sad feels like home, nothing to my benefit I sit as do the paint, wither...	2 views Rate it
RED DRESS. — Wangechi Githinji	RED DRESS The red dress. Red velvet , yes. Short , fitting and sweet. Bought at a throw away price. At my favorite shop , Mr Price. Hugs the body...	2 views Rate it
I am everyone I have ever met. — Egede Esther Esim	I AM EVEERYONE I HAVE EVER MET. We all walk a placid, yet highly unknown road astride by the wind. Before, it was a place of uncertainty, and yet...	2 views Rate it

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