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Best Advertisements Poems

Below are the all-time best Advertisements poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of advertisements poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Winter Blues
Winter Blues

If you have to lose a love then
not in winter
when words are cold and eyes are 
closed to light
while watching falling snowflakes you remember
a...

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Categories: advertisements, blue, sad love, winter,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Garbage Can
There I sit in every home, 
in the corner of the room.
I collect discarded items
including bottles of old perfume.

Bills and advertisements
magazines and letters too, 
especially...

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Categories: advertisements, humorous,
Form: Light Verse
Lima Describe How Yours Truly Went Peru Zing
Lima describe how yours truly went Peru zing...

thru truckloads of his personal communiqués broadcast
(methinks quite some years ago) across world wide web,
but now still smarting...

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Categories: advertisements, absence, conflict, emotions, family,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Facebook - An Album of Tarnished Reflections
Every image and text we post on Facebook
is selected and air-brushed,
to present our lives as we would like it to be,
sharing images for self congratulation...

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Categories: advertisements, social,
Form: Free verse
Labyrinth of Sighs
Labyrinth of Sighs 

Wondering through a labyrinth of sighs 
More platitudes with attitudes that never question why 
A litany of afterthoughts about where we go...

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Categories: advertisements, life,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Art - Alphonse Mucha
Alphonse Mucha's art was so influential it helped create Art Nouveau.
A flamboyant sensuous style, with softness, swirls, curls and beauty.
It heralded and celebrated new art...

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Categories: advertisements, art,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Family Un-Values
When did the concept of family become
a tired cliché of phased-out tradition
in need of redefining?

And when did we abandon our parental duties
to glorified babysitters with...

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Categories: advertisements, family
Form: Free verse
My Grandfather's Grocer Shop
My Grandfather's Grocer Shop

I was born in Liverpool - England and
I remember back to when I was a child
how I marvelled at the way things...

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Categories: advertisements, nostalgia,
Form: Narrative
Time Markers
When I receive old magazines the first thing I seek as I flip through the pages, I find
Are the advertisements that bring to my mind...

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© Amy Sell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: advertisements, appreciation, culture, eulogy, history,
Form: Rhyme
Epistle To Barack Obama
this epistle per mine choice of heir apparent presidential throne
composed from one liberal minded non-conformist rolling stone  

prompted awareness that one voice can affect...

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Categories: advertisements, dedication, faith, hope, inspirational,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member 'kimmy's Bliss 1' - a Hair and Nails Salon
Add #1 
‘Kimmy's Bliss’ hair and nails will be coming and soon,
Find it easy to cry, hate to howl at the moon?
Well the ‘Kimmy's Bliss’...

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Categories: advertisements, caregiving, happiness, humor, inspiration,
Form: Quatrain
Haiku With Media
Few Words, Few pictures, News
Thousand narrations to same story
Every day a new story
…
Journalism, an art to write
Whether truth is perceived or false
None care, just write...

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Categories: advertisements, allegory, death, dedication, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Forbidden Fruit of Youth - Part 2
Part Two

When we were young you used to have a wit rarely challenged and a strength of passion no one questioned 
Now you stress about...

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Categories: advertisements, character, hip hop, rap,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Far Out
Let me rap to you about where I'm from.
Sidewalks are broken, weeds grow through the cracks.
The people that use them are like the sidewalks,
broken and...

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Categories: advertisements, culture,
Form: Free verse
Before It's Too Late
Before it’s too late

Distant bells clatter on cloud fed weathered skies where
darkness creeps past low light vestibules, faded beams flicker 
Short skirts wave in a...

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Categories: advertisements, dark,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things