Poems About: INNOCENCE

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

  • 13.
    Innocence

    Lips like velvet
    Kisses like heaven
    Handscold as ice
    Voice of an angel read more »

    Curse Hoshigaki
  • 14.
    Innocence!

    Innocence!
    He spoke once before
    Innocence!
    He rigged of in pleasant odours read more »

    Sylvia Chidi
  • 15.
    A White Flower

    I write the codes
    you will decipher
    evolution
    we all live by read more »

    Faith ReAnne
  • 16.
    innocence gone

    innocence gone
    given away
    to the one
    i loved who read more »

    graham russell
  • 17.
    de jure

    it begins in innocence
    if red can be innocent

    evolves into guilt read more »

    Hanque O . . .
  • 18.
    WHY KILL INNOCENCE?

    Everytime a gun shoots
    A tree looses its roots
    Everytime there is bloodshed
    Along with it millions of tears are shed read more »

    Angira Chakraborty
  • 19.
    Innocence

    As the darkness settles in and lights go out
    As the city goes to sleep and the owls see light
    I cradle my bundle of joy close to my heart
    I am awakened by the smell of impurity both inside and out read more »

    Yolanda Mbatha
  • 20.
    Auguries of Innocence after William Blake Auguries of Innocence - The Bat

    Auguries of Innocence I

    The bat that blocked will fall, Time’s sway
    will bowl both balls and pads away. read more »

    Jonathan ROBIN
  • 21.
    morbidity

    The whitest white youll'ever see is bone
    2 jobs, no life, what you knew is gone
    when you work so hard, flesh is stripped
    nothing left, just a skelaton, standing alone read more »

    Jason Luneau
  • 22.
    The Benefit Of This Is Missed

    It's better with a bit of innocence.
    Better with a benefit of it,
    Yes.
    It's better with a bit of innocence. read more »

    Lawrence S. Pertillar
  • 23.
    When Children Lose Their Innocence

    The innocence of childhood it is a marvellous thing
    And all children are untainted in their life's early Spring
    But by the time they've reached their teens their innocence they've lost
    And the experience that we gain from age always comes at a cost. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 24.
    The innocence of War

    The innocence of war is a lie
    there is no innocence in killing people
    there is no innocence in destroying part of the world
    murder of plants animals and many people read more »

    MeganOlivia Maxwell
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