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Origin Poems - Poems about Origin

Origin Poems - Examples of all types of poems about origin to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for origin.
The Picture in the Tree
...It has been sitting there for seventy long years, and nobody knew that it was there, it is just a simple tree erected in the backyard surround by an overgrown lawn, the owner is out of town and the g......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, business, deep, environment, flying,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Minstrels and Bards
...~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the minstrel tells stories singing ballad after ballad still he starves to death on keys and tones the bard tells tale after epic tale still he lies alone in an un......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, poets,
Form: Free verse
The Hostile Whorls
...I king of the hostile quasar ! stelliferous beast without origin anechoic void-crown usurper of the throne without end upon a tundra in the cosmic septentrional : fantastically obscure ......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, angst, dark, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
My sin
...My sin It’s my sin It’s my sin This is my sin Mine this sin Sin Sin Sin My life is my sin My life is my sin My sin is my will I am Willy The Wil. I am the Will I am a loser l......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What's in a name
...Cats are quite intelligent although their brains are small, instinct and intuition guides them all.. Please choose a name that is quite fitting, not "snowball" or "blackie". You've got to be kid......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, appreciation, cat,
Form: Rhyme



Noodles Origin
...Noodles is China Their life's main staple food Centuries old, Brah!......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, culture, food, history, people,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member To Which Image Should We Cling
... I am but one now, and not another prior Never before have I trodden this path Never before have I lived this hour I need not do the history or the math If my history consisted of endless da......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, christian, god,
Form: Rhyme
The story of life
...The story of life The story of life almost there, a bit more to go the story of life almost there, a bit more to go possibility, within an interlocking may possibility, have a say there will......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, eulogy,
Form: Carpe Diem
Premium Member For they Love their own praise and glory of man
...John 11:47-48 NIV? [47] Then the chief priests and the Pharisees called a meeting of the Sanhedrin. “What are we accomplishing?” they asked. “Here is this man performing many signs. [48] If we let h......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, faith,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member For love cannot walk away
...For love cannot walk away From a searing pain Scathing its senses Nor flee the distress Of fractured tears Dried at their origin Thus, does it hide Within a bit of humor A silly dance A chid......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, age, character, love, passion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member MAID OF ORLEANS-Legend Poetry Contest
...“There is no question that the hero or heroin will take the quest, for he or she was born with the pathway etched in their soul.” (quote by the poet) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From the ru......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, hero,
Form: Rhyme
INTERVIEW
...INTERVIEW Hello, so you’re a grain of sand I hope that you’re the right one It’s identification, you understand Now that the counting has begun You claim to be one in a million Perhaps it i......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, beach,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Revisiting the lost Swastika
... Revisiting the Lost Swastika . Build A Temple Of lofty citadel Layer upon layer Station y......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, appreciation, art, creation, devotion,
Form: Concrete
Obsessed
...Soft hands, intertwined with mine, Increasing my grip, for we have no time. Your bright eyes, your beautiful smile, Down to my knees, I fall again. Mon amour, you belong to my heart, A tear ......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, depression, desire, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
Let's Name Him Jerry
... A subtle whisper into my mother’s ear by my 15-year-old brother Lawrence Dean and she proclaimed me Jerry Wayne Brotherton the prettiest baby boy she’d ever seen Okay, okay, I hear what you ......Read the rest...
Categories: origin, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

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