Best Behaviours Poems
Below are the all-time best Behaviours poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of behaviours poems written by PoetrySoup members
Adoration of Nature
Adrift in silent tranquillity, admiring a
Backdrop of nature's charm and grace.
Clarion cloudless sapphire skies above
Depict the state of calmness in my mind.
Eyes admire an abundance...
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Categories:
behaviours, angst, appreciation, nature,
Form:
Abecedarian
OutcastWhen one feels like an Outcast, one can over compensate
In ways that are extreme to try and change their fate.
This can make them do things...
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Categories:
behaviours, encouraging, inspirational, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
SecuritySince that day, I find ways to cope,
behaviours and rituals to repeat,
the actions that help me sleep.
Before I go to bed I have to check...
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Categories:
behaviours, anxiety, depression, emotions, hurt,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
What Youth Needs To KnowLife is a lesson you learn it as you live
a schools education is given to a kid
getting Grade A papers, isn’t that splendid...
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Categories:
behaviours, age, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
She To HersOn soft unsteady feet, she toddles.
Glowing eyes and podgy fingers, she explores.
Innocence in endeavours, she wanders.
With little coquette behaviours, she seduces.
An urge in her search,...
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Categories:
behaviours, perspective, women,
Form:
Free verse
Unsung Heroes
Dear Paramedics…. With this poem I admire and honour you
For the occupation you have chosen
Doing a job that so many of us just couldn’t...
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Categories:
behaviours, appreciation, jobs, tribute,
Form:
Rhyme
Modus Operandi of Psychopaths and SociopathsModus Operandi of psychopaths and sociopaths
They are all around us, seeking to destroy us,
if not to kill us, to maim us, for life
physically, mentally, emotionally
morally,...
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Categories:
behaviours, betrayal, bible, corruption, horror,
Form:
Narrative
Roaring TwentiesRoaring Twenties
Nostalgia and age like bacon and eggs,
With buttered toast and jam on the side for breakfast;
And coffee, and a glass of orange juice to...
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Categories:
behaviours, america, culture, education, history,
Form:
Verse
A British Diary Passing MilleniumThe ask of cultures.
Dutch to Portugal, do you think colonisation of fruit and lands and their inhabitants was the fairest exchange of our tactics...
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Categories:
behaviours, culture, time, travel, true
Form:
Free verse
ColourDo we see the world
through rose coloured glasses
Durst cut up the bodies of people
Psychologists say
He must have a mental illness
perhaps but the spanish
conquistadors...
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Categories:
behaviours, abuse, people, prejudice,
Form:
Narrative
The ResurrectionIt is not the case that Jesus ever physically rose from the dead,
Only that he was spoken of as alive afterwards by his followers,
Because...
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Categories:
behaviours, body, christian, death, easter,
Form:
Quatrain
Anyone CanAnyone Can steal; Anyone Can lie;
Anyone Can cheat and then deny.
Anyone Can be resentful and bitter,
Give up easily and be then, a quitter.
Anyone Can allow...
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Categories:
behaviours, character,
Form:
Rhyme
A Victim of InequalityWho am i to be treated like this
Isn't this the only world
A world Where you and i were created
A world full of the same...
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Categories:
behaviours, corruption, discrimination, humanity, racism,
Form:
Free verse
The ResurrectionIt is not the case that Jesus ever physically rose from the dead,
Only that he was spoken of as alive afterwards by his followers,
Because...
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Categories:
behaviours, christian, god, health, history,
Form:
Quatrain
Last Name, First Name: Nom PrenomLast Name, First Name (Nom Prénom)
To address a person by their surname,
Rather than their given shows disrespect,
Attests, this is vulgar and profane
To the individual referenced.
If...
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Categories:
behaviours, allegory, education, perspective, satire,
Form:
Sonnet