Poems About: FATE

In this page, poems on / about “fate” are listed.

  • 109.
    Fickle Fingers Of Fate

    The fickle fingers of fate befalls us
    everyday of our lives.
    Sometimes it brings us happiness,
    other times it brings us misery. read more »

    David Harris
  • 110.
    My Fate Which Is Mine

    My eyes are wide shut, facing the sea
    Watching the movement, how can this be?
    Ripples, waves, crashing on me
    Then I awake, my wall I now see read more »

    Ryan Stark
  • 111.
    Sheshonk He's Shrunk

    How are the mighty fallen! King of kings
    around whose word world spun, just dust remains
    confined near Nile which ignorantly brings
    feast or famine as high fate ordains. read more »

    Jonathan ROBIN
  • 112.
    Fate

    today i asked fate to
    take my life in her hands.
    I asked her to make the
    right descion, to choose the right choice. read more »

    Fallen Pixie
  • 113.
    A Simple Thread

    How Fate dreams to subdue me.
    Her Pale blue green dactyls
    Sweeping the sweat of laboring
    from her pious brow read more »

    Crystal Korzinsky Chambers
  • 114.
    If fate declines

    If fate declines my wish to be
    with such a gleeful entity
    then I will break my destiny
    to follow you eternally read more »

    Jeremiah Abuan
  • 115.
    The Love Sonnets Of Proteus. Part I: To Manon: VI

    IN PRAISE OF HIS FATE
    When I hear others speak of this and that
    In our fools' lives which might have better gone, read more »

    Wilfrid Scawen Blunt
  • 116.
    Stillbirth

    Somewhere in the silent recess of my mind
    A forgotten memory is re-born
    Memory of a miracle that never happened
    On that gloomy day, darkness hunted our hopes read more »

    Adebayo Akande Smartfingers
  • 117.
    Hall Of Doors

    You walk through the hall of doors
    With life in sight with death in mind
    You watch people open their doors
    And you think of how the doors and fate bind read more »

    Bethany Maxwell
  • 118.
    They Thought I Was A Thief Too

    They thought I was a thief too
    Get those handcuffs jiffily
    Let us brace him
    How I quaked! read more »

    samuel nze
  • 119.
    Deception

    You tell only lies.

    I tell only truth;
    You fear such truth. read more »

    Jonathon Agee
  • 120.
    zz 113 Fate is the backwash

    Fate is the backwash or the headtide slop,
    the rip of someone else’s harsh restriction.
    Fate can no more bend than the will stop.
    Fate unwelcome and unwilled is fiction. read more »

    Edward Wright Haile
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