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Best Anorak Poems

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


Survival : Epic Contest
The snow mobile stops and sinks to the level of the snow, no more to go
Which way do I take for shelter the sure or...

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Categories: anorak, journey, snow,
Form: Epic



Dear Past, Present and My Dear Future
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Dear Past, Present and My Dear Future

Wearing a coat 
Or call it an anorak
Through the rain he takes his steps
And on the road he walks
A...

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Categories: anorak, beach, beautiful, birth, i
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Getting Ready
End of November, the temperature's dropping,
the windows show first signs of frost,
gloves tied with string to the ends of coat sleeves
to stop them from both...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: anorak, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Several Days of Agony
Several days of agony; 
Last night...almost doubled up. 
Moaning in pain.
Even through pain killers. 

Phoned dentist: Appt. at 2.40...
Timed it badly. 
Started out; it was...

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Categories: anorak, clothes, crazy, cry, day,
Form: Free verse
Things
Things

Things . . . 
Things?
Things!
Just ordinary
Things.
Familiar Things.
Everyday Things.
Obvious Things.
Even trivial Things.


Things seen
Front on or 
From an angle.
Things glimpsed.
Things touched.
The smell 
Of Things.
The feel 
Of Things.


Things?
Yes...

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Categories: anorak, love, nostalgia, sad,
Form: Free verse



The Pink Lady With Yellow Candle-La-Bra
Tell me friend 
How best to paint a woman
Brilliantly colourful and extremely fastidious
Who is an African princess
Blending aggression with femininity
And radiates grace, charm and suppleness
The...

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Categories: anorak, friendship, life, song-woman,
Form: Lyric
It Was One of Those Mornings
Spring had already come, but my mother was still numb, 
Winter anorak hugging my sweating and suffocating body; 
Sad inside, but quietly because I was...

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Categories: anorak, clothes, religion, sad, school,
Form: Quatrain
Sixteen Peaches Chasing Twenty Cows In a Fridge Is Quite Noisy Isnt It
One day a placid platypus was playing in a kitchen. He had discovered that there was often much to sort and much to sort was...

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Categories: anorak, animal,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Raindrops Aren'T Falling On My Head
Dark black thunderclouds are covering up the azure sky
I know rain is just God’s tear drops falling from up high

I hear the pitter patter of...

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Categories: anorak, fun, rain, rainbow, weather,
Form: Couplet
Homecoming
Anorak, gloves, a scarf? Well, I’m not sure
I’ll need the weight of winter outerwear, 
if sun’s included in your offering.
No matter, you’re the beach! I...

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Categories: anorak, sea,
Form: Blank verse
Pygmalion
As an aperitif to understand the essence of thought
Blood of a young tortoise touched my lips
Seldom as it is - pure ichor – I whisper’d...

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Categories: anorak, beautiful,
Form: Verse
The Masterplan
The can that still defines the man
Proffered skyward like some masterplan.
A trophy of those glory days
When youth was king 
And dreams obeyed.
This same old street
Those...

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Categories: anorak, life,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Dream On
Dream On!

Clouds hang low today covering the ridge,
if I drive up there on my bike I can hide in 
a steel blue cloud and people...

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Categories: anorak, fantasy, parody,
Form: Blank verse
Damien the Moodiest Alien
In his green anorak
With a red bobble hat
He was sat in the midday sun
He was looking so glum
Our dear teenage son
Such a look on his...

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Categories: anorak, smile, son, teenage,
Form: Rhyme
Nostalgia For Scotland
NOSTALGIA  FOR  SCOTLAND.
 
Scotland - wet summer afternoon: 
Marketplace cats hide under wind-whipped stalls. 
No weather difference from November to June :
The marketeers...

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Categories: anorak, june, weather,
Form: Quatrain

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