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Narrative Poems | Narrative Examples

The Power of Three Thousand
Don’t tell me change is impossible. I’ve done the math. 3,000 people. $10 a week. That’s $30,000 every week. Invest it wisely, even at 3.25%. That amounts to $1.6 million per year. Enough to start a small business annually. Enough to buy homes outright. Enough to give dignity without debt. And if thousands of groups did this? Poverty wouldn’t need handouts. Governments wouldn’t bleed through welfare. Education, health,...

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Categories: encouraging, humanity, inspirational,
Form: Narrative
CRAZY NIGHT
It's a ghost she screamed Then she fainted But no darling It was the spirit she drank She's so high Hennessy to be precise Her vision was blurry. Now she's unconscious Right in my bedroom She drank to stupor The DJ overwhelmed her I have no clue, what to do I've poured her water But she wants a kiss She said; my kisses is the water of...

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Categories: africa, black love, bridal
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Life After Delivery: A Tale of Twins
Twin babies float in their mother’s womb growing strong they'll be delivered soon communicating to each other in their way experiencing so much, and much to say Twin one said, shaking his head,” we are getting old… and soon we'll be delivered as foretold. Do you think brother, there will be more? A life after delivery on that far shore?” Twin...

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Categories: analogy, baby, birth, death,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member THE ESSENCE OF YOU
SOFTLY FALL INTO THE MOMENT WITHOUT A CARE BE IT IN YESTERDAY'S GREAT SORROW OR TOMORROW'S MUCH NEEDED LAUGHTER EACH HOUR YOU LIVE TODAY WILL BRING YOU CLOSER TO THE BREATH... FOR YOU ARE THE ESSENCE OF YOUR SOUL'S INTENT ! COME HOME TO THE DAWN DEAR SOUL, BE AS BRAVE AS THE...

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Categories: analogy, self,
Form: Narrative
I'VE SEEN IT ALL
I've seen it all Very crystal clear How people Judge and condemn What they don't understand or can't control. I've seen it all Without a blurry vision How people spit at you When you hit the rock bottom. I've seen it all The support is small When you're building But very massive When you start winning. I've seen it all I keep contemplating...

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Categories: africa, children, community, deep,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Plotting my Escape from My Abuser
If you could read my mind it would be more difficult for me to escape I have the craftiest plan but it will not work if you do read my mind I am a ghost here, you have taken all of my blood Bloodless, friendless and alone, I ponder my fate Do I have enough energy left to make a break...

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Categories: abuse,
Form: Narrative
Army BRATS Always Wanna Fly High
Army BRAT’S Always ‘Wanna’ Fly High The tradition necessitates that as a child born unto military parents Called by the beloved acronym Born Raised and Trained (BRAT’S) Be always on the spotlight as they augment and compliment The guys in uniform ever shifting from one place to another Military BRAT’S never quite settle born and raised as sojourners Born of a...

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Categories: appreciation, celebration, character, childhood,
Form: Narrative
Echoes of a Victorian Christmas
Men in tailored suits and satin waistcoats, gold watches peeking out of their pockets, walked arm in arm with women in wide skirts ~ hooped, crinolined, elegantly sculpted. Their tight corsets tease each careful traipse, leaving traces of elegance and opulence... dotting the streets at Christmastime with exaggerated silhouettes. They kissed under mistletoe ~ hung in doorways, each kiss claiming a berry until none were...

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Categories: christmas, happiness, history, joy,
Form: Narrative
REDEMPTION
Every tribe, a savior That's why we have Different religion Every person, a choice That's why everyone Has who they endowed. Every time or season Someone is risen Base on some reasons To liberate his or her people So they don't live in bondages Suffering from past ancestral mistakes. If you don't wake up You'll always initiate Break ups Because...

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Categories: africa, children, community, deep,
Form: Narrative
The Silent Screams
There are voices all around us Not loud, not obvious, But aching to be heard. Within this poem lies three unheard stories Three souls, each silenced by society A woman who smiles in fear. A boy punished for love. And a girl whose dreams shrink in the shadows. Their pain is different, But their silence is the same. This poem is for them For the unheard,...

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Categories: 10th grade, angst, anti
Form: Narrative
From Sea To Sky
When you don't see love, Just go to the sea. Make the sea breeze As your love letter, To send your love for free. The sea is vast as ocean So as love is simple, Yet so unfathomable. The heart is one foot In between your head, Yet so far at a distance, So deeply felt unrestrained. The mind is green when tame While heart is red in...

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Categories: adventure, character, life, love,
Form: Narrative
Life Of A Cigar
A cigar is appreciated simply, By observing how it is burned. From where it starts till it ends, The fire erases its way forward. As the smoke favors consume, It's like life how the story goes From birth to its maturity show. Going forward written as will, Like history unfold its all done, Read every pages up to the end. Retold its content to every...

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Categories: fate, life, metaphor, perspective,
Form: Narrative
The beginning or The end?
The wind stood still, the stars held breath, Two voices rose in life and death. One whispered start, one thundered close, Each pulled the soul where no one knows. Beginning sang with morning light: "Come rise with me, embrace the fight. Your dreams are seeds; they’ve just been sown— Why fear the path you’ve never known?" End replied in velvet tone: "But peace is...

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Categories: inspirational, judgement, sorrow, truth,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member She Barely Recognized Herself
the person she was at eight a.m. did not recognize her three p.m. self She had thrown away two or three “I will never's" that day transmogrifying herself into a willing flexible chameleon no one else noticed, which amused her slightly but lightly Part of herself wanted to scream her new truth, but she was shy Her muse took the...

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Categories: woman,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Harsh Reality of Truth
(“Eye of God”, 2018, original encaustic mixed media) The Harsh Reality of Truth The harsh reality Is people get what they deserve, But it can be confusing ‘Cause you don’t always know If it was for something you know you’ve done Of something you did long ago In a different life, body, time and place. In the end Sooner or later The equation of Life Works...

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Categories: life, perspective, spiritual,
Form: Narrative

Specific Types of Narrative Poems

Read wonderful narrative poetry on the following sub-topics: christmas, 4th grade, funny, high school, kids, life, middle school, nature, rhyme, 3rd grade, and more.

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