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Next Poems - Examples of all types of poems about next to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Time Change
...I really wish that we could stop changing the clocks twice a year Most people I believe agree with me , but the governments seem stuck in the sand I fear Data shows a lot of people are effected by ......
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©
John Campbell
Categories:
next,
life, time,
Form:
Rhyme
Sensation of Light - Linking Pin Sonnet
...Sensation of Light (Linking Pin Sonnet) Like a Venus flytrap, you swayed in the night Night raising the mind's trace of soft flowing light Light of fragrance as a sweet rose moves and flows Flo......
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Joseph Spence Sr
Categories:
next,
angel, beauty, fantasy, inspiration,
Form:
Sonnet
Voices
...Listen to them chatting away in the room, voices spitting colors on the wall and painting a true story about them all. Everyone has a palette arranged with different colors in a unique manner and......
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Christine Phillips
Categories:
next,
adventure, america, business, career,
Form:
Narrative
The Freedom of Speech
...My soul is crushed and heavy Beneath the words I kept within Weighed down it’s caged, it’s silent A dark place of wondering If anything could have changed. Should I have said what's inside? ......
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Harley-George Johnson
Categories:
next,
deep, dream, freedom, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
What is the truth, merely a reality one minute to the next aka snapping out of it
...start writing-she said as if she knew about the contents of her head shave off pieces of stars motorway of answers ..... .. .......
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Di11y Da11y
Categories:
next,
angst,
Form:
Free verse
March 31 Easter Bunny's Warning
...Easter Bunny Warning the Easter Bunny had a warning he was tired of being played the fool tired of being associated with low-life fake Christians proclaiming that Donald Trump is the......
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Jake Aller
Categories:
next,
allusion, america, analogy, anger,
Form:
Political Verse
Is the sky a shield of layer that covers us?
...I sat beneath my bench near my bed, drew a picture for Ms. Pale I wanted to give her. Mommy came in:,, Honey, for what is that for?" ,, Ms. Pale" My mom said she was my favorite teacher back then.......
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Adna Demiri
Categories:
next,
art,
Form:
List
The Finish Line
...Betrothed to your hollow headlines written in the speech bubbles on my phone screen Enough is enough when I discover that I want a hologram of you, laying next to me The build up breaks me down lik......
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©
Jenna Martin
Categories:
next,
life,
Form:
Free verse
Where Four Lines Could Be - Picture Prompt Contest
... Next to a tree where four lines could be Canines haven’t even thought of three You think they'll form two That they'd never do ‘One and dumb’ ~ the only line we'l......
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Gershon Wolf
Categories:
next,
dog, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Clean Air
...I remember when clean air used to follow us home. Leaves and mud would too, but they didn’t hurt us. Clean air used to swirl. We would enjoy the purity. So would bees and wasps. I didn’t care fo......
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Angelica Tao
Categories:
next,
environment,
Form:
Free verse
A Hooked Fish
... Nervous I sat, waiting to be called. I wasn’t sure what it was he said, but it meant a lot to me. Then I realized, he was not talking to me. <>...
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Paula Goldsmith
Categories:
next,
me, scary, spoken word,
Form:
Free verse
I wouldn't like to explain myself
...I have unpoetic thinking at times half thoughts that hang in the air like a welcoming noose trying to kid you into position or perhaps the reverse some brain trickery to coax away from traps......
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Di11y Da11y
Categories:
next,
anxiety,
Form:
Free verse
Exceeding Credulity Limit
...Oh, what a lovely web we dost weave When first we practice to deceive. What, on our next try, we conceive Is too much B.S. to believe.......
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©
David Crandall
Categories:
next,
humor, insect,
Form:
Rhyme
DR JEKYLL AND MR HYDE
...Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Jovial Dr Jekyll played for juvenile Justice a just jaspered journey jokingly jumped a joyride to juicy jukebox jabber......
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Ghairo Daniels
Categories:
next,
12th grade, extended metaphor,
Form:
Alliteration
Leftover Poetry Soup, Part IV
...I like leftovers, especially when it comes to soup. Brought back by popular demand. They say that soup is better after it sits for a few days. Stewing in its juices, mixing time with truths. ......
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©
Benjamin Bartley
Categories:
next,
appreciation,
Form:
Free verse
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