Best Synecdoche Poems
Below are the all-time best Synecdoche poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of synecdoche poems written by PoetrySoup members
Synecdoche of PredatorsScorpion
In the piles of wood,
a lizard was nipped by the
tail with a stinger.
Eagle
A pair of wide wings
flapping in the air swooped down
upon a serpent.
Alligator
Fangs...
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Categories:
synecdoche, animal,
Form:
Haiku
Niagara*Niafalls, the****** Antiope of Canada,
Amazonian, but not breast less,
***Snowy bosom like virginal gems,
Swelling lips moderately full,
Savoury odor felt all around,
****Crystalline throat striking the eyes.
Meandering, churning,...
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Categories:
synecdoche, nature,
Form:
Personification
Love of God Am II’m love, expressing the Creator’s heart
For God is love, and love is the greatest
Magnifying miracle-mercy moves
Toward prayer’s length; upward service strength
Defying Venus...
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Categories:
synecdoche, christian, faith, god, inspirational
Form:
Blank verse
ThirstTHIRST
As *time flips a second step,
a *tree dehydrated weeps
for resuscitation sting
tired but standing still
Long ago its *branches dressed
with **emerald-feathered tips
And ***sweet scattered **scarlet hearts
luring...
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Categories:
synecdoche, death, nature, poetry, weather,
Form:
Dodoitsu
I Am MeThe only one of my kind
The undisputed champion
I'm the one you need find
If you're not gazing for presumption
I'm the megaphone of my world
The gateway...
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Categories:
synecdoche, people, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
Frightened By the PollsFrightened By the Polls
As frightened as a wolverine in a man-made metal trap,
The politician crawled out from under his rock.
Afraid, after his voting record was...
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Categories:
synecdoche, political
Form:
Narrative
Your Time Has Come (Prose Poetry)Your time has come like the rising sun. Stand up for life created by God’s love as
the dove descends from above. He...
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Categories:
synecdoche, devotion, faith, hope, life,
Form:
Free verse
Dragons By Color and DesignDragons Color & Design
No *boots on the ground for these old fellows flying
Air force and Navy can’t hunt them down
Dragons fly upside down, backwards and...
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Categories:
synecdoche, adventure, beautiful, childhood, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
CommentsYou comment on my poem; I on yours.
"Your rhyme, meter and wit are exquisite,"
I say. You reply, "Yours I revisit
on the net; love how...
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Categories:
synecdoche, on writing and words,
Form:
Sonnet
Revive1. Always aspiring to authentic answers
2. Belief begins, only to end
3. Calls the crow, 'never, to'
4. Drifting like October leaves
5. ...
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Categories:
synecdoche, allusion, assonance, hope, onomatopoeia,
Form:
ABC
Sour Love‘Is love not bitter’? I repeat once again,
‘Think with your brain ’it can make you insane.
Rejection pierces my heart like a sharp sword,
Makes me move...
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Categories:
synecdoche, life, love hurts,
Form:
Couplet
Twenty Poetic Devices of My WoeMy heart is an ebon swallowed night where nobody ever goes,
raging in a recondite rift like ripples resounding...
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Categories:
synecdoche, poetry, sorrow,
Form:
Couplet
What Am I-Niagara-WI am the Antiope of Canada,
Amazonian, but not breast less,
Snowy bosom like virginal gems,
Swelling lips moderately full,
Savoury odor felt all around,
Crystalline throat striking the eyes.
Meandering,...
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Categories:
synecdoche, metaphor, nature, places, women,
Form:
Free verse
FigurativelyWhen my words rhyme
Oh how I love the crime
Such forgivable murder
Of words changing order
Tis not only sequence
For you have to make sense
Read between the lines
'Cause...
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Categories:
synecdoche, art, beautiful, beauty, onomatopoeia,
Form:
Rhyme
Ode To MetaphorsHere’s a twain of siblings so delicate—
The tenor and its weary vehicle,
Similar are, nor yet so disparate
O lady, art not thou so fickle?
In seeming...
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Categories:
synecdoche, metaphor, poetry,
Form:
Ode