Best Admitting Poems
Below are the all-time best Admitting poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of admitting poems written by PoetrySoup members
VanityThere lives a silent evil deep within
Which once was locked inside Pandora's box
Now said to be the "father of all sin"
And one's denial is it's...
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Categories:
admitting, vanity,
Form:
Sonnet
Drunken Poet*DRUNKEN POET*
There I see him sitting like a dummy.
Asking me for more shots of rummy
Talking about his detox days.
Talking about his poetic ways.
Rhyming my eyes...
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Categories:
admitting, imaginationwords, me, love, me,
Form:
Couplet
My African SisterI am a white, middle class, American male; raised in a white, middle class American home. I would not say that my upbringing included...
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Categories:
admitting, familyfamily, class, class, family,
Form:
Narrative
A Tangled MessA Tangled Mess
You make a tangled mess when you deceive
and have to tell a lie upon a lie
to change beliefs that someone else perceives.
You want...
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Categories:
admitting, confusion, life,
Form:
Terzanelle
Setting Goals"We chase unreachable heights, in the hope to find happiness,
Only to find we are still the same, because in fact we are chasing ourselves."
(Triggered and...
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Categories:
admitting, depression, destiny, inspiration, life,
Form:
Narrative
The Whips of History - 4Injustice is just an inconvenience until it is proven...
When the sun hit their helmets it startled the very souls of the natives
a signal upon their...
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Categories:
admitting, history, passion, poetry,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
A Theatre of the AbsurdTheatre of the Absurd
Like an actor in a theatre of the absurd,
there stepped onto the stage a horrid clown,
an ego-maniac who makes his own staff...
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Categories:
admitting, horror,
Form:
Quatrain
Tell MeI am told
How can you believe
In someone you never see
In someone you never feel
In someone you never hear
How can you believe
In fairy tales
Based on abstract...
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Categories:
admitting, faith, god,
Form:
Verse
The SunAn ethereal warmth, I once attain
A grasp of peace to grace the rain
With every drop, a fervent bliss,
A smile, a godsend from your lips
I...
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Categories:
admitting, appreciation, dedication, i love
Form:
Ode
Computer LoveDaydreaming of you is all I seem to do.
Staring at your picture on my computer screen, wishing you were here staring back at me.
Your my...
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Categories:
admitting, boyfriend, desire, fantasy, feelings,
Form:
Light Verse
Sir Ernest ShackletonBorn in Ireland in eighteen seventy four
He was a remarkably brave explorer
Three times to Antartica he did go
To that barren wilderness of ice and snow.
Once...
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Categories:
admitting, natural disasters,
Form:
Narrative
Human Shadow~DEEP SHADOW~
No eyes to interpret the melodic phrases
One soulless heart wondering
No grip against gravity
Shadows lurking to find its own
Searching and lost with no light
A...
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Categories:
admitting, best friend, birth, blessing,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
In Good ConscienceIN GOOD CONSCIENCE
Heavily tread, are those small fractious steps
On the stairs to my own peace of mind
The sound of transgressions that I'd rather forget
is the...
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Categories:
admitting, introspection, sound,
Form:
Sonnet
Toward GodToward God and His way to assured salvation
…affirming eternal power of regeneration
…asserting priceless redemption
…awakening through miraculous new creation…
His believers are we, trusting Him for our...
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Categories:
admitting, appreciation, blessing, christian, faith,
Form:
Rhyme
Some Signs That I'M Getting OldMy beautiful hair is now turning grey -
a sign of age that I cannot deny.
But I’ll fight it until my dying day …
I have huge...
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Categories:
admitting, age, humorous,
Form:
Sonnet