Best Adaptations Poems
Below are the all-time best Adaptations poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of adaptations poems written by PoetrySoup members
If Languages Were InstrumentsIf languages were instruments,
English, the language of my own America,
Would be something like a piano.
Each word is clear and sharp-
When we sing, the note does...
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Categories:
adaptations, arabic, international, language, music,
Form:
Free verse
LamentationLamentation
born among the travelers of her day
she played in the sandpile with Woody Guthrie
sung in the chorus with Allen Ginsberg
walked in...
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Categories:
adaptations, america, conflict, feelings, life,
Form:
Light Verse
Categories:
adaptations, culture, environment, farm, future,
Form:
Verse
Let Us Speak ClearlyLet me speak clearly with you
dear religious and atheist Trumpians,
A fool in executive office
is a leader
only in foolish directions.
A rich thief
is the worst thief
as survival...
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Categories:
adaptations, caregiving, culture, education, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Adamant Glitter
The glitter of everlasting Adamantine the tower of sunlight does
not exceed its grandeur of brilliance.
One of a variety immovable monument of stones thus...
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Categories:
adaptations, allegory, city,
Form:
Free verse
Aquatic ButterfliesVariations multicolored adaptations shimmering in the waters
Of hewed blue, beauties in the depths light show, yet these
Aquatic butterfly’s sting requires distances persuasion.
Deadly eloquence with a...
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Categories:
adaptations, adventure, beauty, inspirational, mystery,
Form:
Free verse
A New DawnTheoretical abstractions,
reductive hard word choices,
to describe and prescribe spiritual experiences
are unsatisfactory for daily consumption and absorption
as they reify exceptions to your Business As Usual,
which is...
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Categories:
adaptations, deep, destiny, earth day,
Form:
Political Verse
ChangeI am feeling the shock of fast change. How to cope with it is of course the question. Listen to Beethoven through the neighbor's window?...
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Categories:
adaptations, change, environment, hope, nature,
Form:
Verse
A Visit To the Bronte MuseumToday I went to Haworth to the Bronte Museum
It was simply INCREDIBLE
Looking back at the lives of Emily Anne and Charlotte Bronte
The tragic lives...
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Categories:
adaptations, books, tribute, writing,
Form:
Narrative
Ages4/14/17
Across the ages
There was many changes
During the beginning, middle and end of phases
Above and below any stages
Some left to be found, written upon pages
Leaving a...
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Categories:
adaptations, poetry, rap, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
Confusion......... CONFUSION ..........
Spring bulbs peeking up and out of seclusion
wooed and urged by warmths' delusions
then scared and unprepared, unable to retreat
from...
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Categories:
adaptations, seasons,
Form:
Rhyme
Riveting ThreadRiveting Thread
Riveting
designs of antiquitity
Recovered ruins of the distant past
Mix and match with modern taste
Adaptations and variations
Cropped tops
High waisted pants
Shoulder pads
Corsets
Tie...
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Categories:
adaptations, age, culture, flower, hair,
Form:
Free verse
Weighty EighthsWeighty governance,
to optimize bicamerally Timeless Truths,
integrate bilateral Ways,
to health-grow binomial ego-eco
in-out
Life,
was RNA elder
and remains DNA
fractal stuff
of ZeroZoned Taoism,
4D RealTime Zen,
FourSeasoned Permaculture Design
Four spiraling ecosystemic points
in...
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Categories:
adaptations, education, environment, health, humor,
Form:
Political Verse
Mind-Boggling DisarrayThere's madness in enlightenment,
preferring darkly recesses of denial
whilst moon descends sensibilities,
shedding white powder florescence
fracturing every crack & crevice,
most days long to...
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Categories:
adaptations, allegory, confusion, evil, fear,
Form:
Free verse
Junk Mail AgainWow, look, we can save $500!
I wonder how much we must invest
to generate this savings.
Oh, I see.
We need only buy a new or used car,
which,...
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Categories:
adaptations, beauty, culture, health, humor,
Form:
Prose Poetry