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Date Written: Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Rhyme Scheme: AABB, ABAB, ABCB, AAAA
Stanzas: 10
Lines: 40
Word Count: 330
Reason for Writing: I wrote this for a Planet Minecraft poetry contest. I was feeling kinda down.
Description: This poem describes the story of a poor man walking home in the middle of the night, dreaming about his future. However, as he crosses the street, lost in thought, he gets struck by a car, resulting in a tragic end to his life.
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Date Written: Monday, April 14, 2025
Rhyme Scheme: ABAB
Stanzas: 7
Lines: 28
Word Count: 124
Reason for Writing: This poem was about my feelings toward social media, written for Mental Health Class.
Description: This poem reflects the author's perspective on social media, portraying it as a cage of endless scrolling. They express feelings of hostility, envy, anxiety, disgust, and depression, realizing that interactions between people are superficial and devoid of genuine care. The pursuit of fame and clout overshadows any true connection. Ultimately, the author concludes that social media resembles Hell, having a detrimental impact on everyone involved.
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Date Written: Sunday, April 27, 2025
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB, ABAB
Stanzas: 14
Lines: 56
Word Count: 204
Reason for Writing: I wrote this poem for fun.
Description: This poem depicts a character who represents both hero and villain. They navigate the realms of good and evil, grappling with their inner conflict about whether to embrace their darker impulses or strive for righteousness. They're afraid of everything, but also brave when others need saving. Loved by some, feared by others, they feel lost and are still searching for their place in the world.
🛈 Poem Info
Date Written: Monday, April 28, 2025
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB, ABAB
Stanzas: 15
Lines: 60
Word Count: 291
Reason for Writing: This was written to test my poetry skills.
Description: This poem narrates a brief tale of a man who admits to a grave wrongdoing in a confessional box within a chapel. He reveals that, while under the influence of alcohol, he dropped his young daughter from a bridge into a river. He confesses that he has kept this secret from his wife. Upon sharing his burden, he notices the priest's silence. It is then that he discovers that the figure on the other side of the confessional is not the priest, but the Grim Reaper, come to claim his soul. He resigns himself to his fate, believing it to be justly earned.
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Date Written: Wednesday, May 7, 2025
Rhyme Scheme: ABCB
Stanzas: 22
Lines: 88
Word Count: 301
Reason for Writing: I thought this would be an interesting concept to write.
Description: This poem narrates the story of an angel named Rameel, who, after telling a lie, was cast out of Heaven by God and forgotten by his fellow saints. It details his descent from a righteous angel to becoming a demon. Embracing his new identity, he feels a sense of satisfaction in his transformation, determined to make God regret the decision to cast him aside.