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Humankind Poems - Poems about Humankind
Humankind Poems - Examples of all types of poems about humankind to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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If truth had a colour
... In this kingdom of fragmented gates, I'm frustrated in being chained in a glass mansion. The world is trying to change me, forsaking my 'chess of life' into ruins. I yearn to soar like ......
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Silent One
Categories:
humankind,
angst, love,
Form:
Free verse
About the poets
...Like us all poets, we are all the same humankind, Our thoughts have no boundaries, no limitations, We may be bound by the different virtues and vices in life, But we all seek the same truth in ......
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Jay Narain
Categories:
humankind,
poets,
Form:
Free verse
Eclipse
...I saw the sun go dark today, colossal orbs aligned. The afternoon faded away to awe all humankind. We watched as moon to earth opposed in their celestial shift, and lucent day to night transpos......
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Katharine L. Sparrow
Categories:
humankind,
sun,
Form:
Rhyme
Changing gears
...When mankind has been using gears, levers and pulleys, For thousands of years, To speed things up, Or slow things down, To make it possible to take heavier loads uphill, And to go faster on stra......
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David Smith
Categories:
humankind,
9th grade, addiction, america,
Form:
Carpe Diem
Dine and Dash
...Humankind, son, is phobic and uptight, Afraid of grandeur, excellence and height; Too long, too thin Just don’t fit in - While dining in, still standing tall upright!......
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Margarita Lillico
Categories:
humankind,
animal,
Form:
Limerick
Atonement
...And who are we, ignoble birthed, knowing as we must, all elements of earth laid down in divine trust berthed in perfect form- stupendous souls made from dust. Finger of God made so much of i......
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Aqua Marine
Categories:
humankind,
creation, forgiveness, humanity, meaningful,
Form:
Free verse
Coyest Fountain
...The best of this life is being fully seen Value which few have authentically mined Failed conception of what real desires mean; Hearts roaming with each other, thoughts undefined I wished with n......
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Anonomus Scorpio
Categories:
humankind,
feelings, for her, for
Form:
Rispetto
Unadorned
... So unadorned is nature's gift to us with flawless forms of animals so pure. Their coats and faces stand out with no fuss, as nature does provide inborn allure. So unadorned- no false ......
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Sandra Haight
Categories:
humankind,
beautiful, nature, simple, surreal,
Form:
Sonnet
I Wish I Had Poetry Contest-Blindness
...“The moment you become aware of the ego in you, it is strictly speaking no longer the ego, but just an old, conditioned mind-pattern. Ego implies unawareness. Awareness and ego cannot coexist.” Ec......
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Sara Etgen-Baker
Categories:
humankind,
inspirational, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
THANKFUL FOR THI INNOCENCE OF CHILDRN
... Today I’m thankful for the innocence of children and for Rabindranath Tagore the Indian poet, playwright, painter, composer and philosopher. who said (and I’m paraphrasing here)…that he was o......
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Jim Yerman
Categories:
humankind,
children, thanks,
Form:
Rhyme
Enchantment
... To be drawn into this enchanted journey By birth and values, we place upon the earth. Resonating with all our youth and beauty The charm of society flourishing worth. The best moral thing......
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Gerald Legister
Categories:
humankind,
death of a friend,
Form:
Free verse
LET'S TANGO--Anything is Possible
...“A thought, even a possibility, can shatter and transform us.” Nietzsche ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I want the clouds to be like bouncy cotton Stop the childhood fantasies from being ......
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Sara Etgen-Baker
Categories:
humankind,
inspirational,
Form:
Rhyme
To flowers once said dour thorns
...I For long faulted as wicked causing pain, And condemned as crooks of a cruel kind— Old prejudice or heartless brain’s refrain, Repeated ad nauseam a point to grind— An error all the same of ......
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Aniruddha Pathak
Categories:
humankind,
flower,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Happy Birthday, Pangie
...A magical and marvelous Happy Birthday to our poetess, Panagiota Romios, she has much wisdom of her grand decades here on our spinning and wondrous earth. Her star-jeweled profound pen writes b......
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Regina Elliott
Categories:
humankind,
appreciation, bird, celebration, friend,
Form:
Free verse
What Do The Rocks Say
...Luke 19: 38-40 Swift creek's rock sing out with praise Thanking God for all the beauty He has made Gray rocks weathered by water over time embraced Secrets whispered with each flow ......
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Sara Kendrick
Categories:
humankind,
betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
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