Best Antiquity Poems
Below are the all-time best Antiquity poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of antiquity poems written by PoetrySoup members
The True Knight -POTDPOTD 9th April 2018
Synopsis -
A story of selflessness without jealousy or rancor that is often evident through the ages in all walks of life, even...
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Categories:
antiquity, love, romance, sensual,
Form:
Romanticism
Dusty Old BooksA book that I plucked
from an antiquity of books
filled my nostrils
with a smell that I will always know
and always love.
This love cannot be explained,
but neither...
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Categories:
antiquity, memory,
Form:
Free verse
The Zest of a BoyHe toddles toward the pebbles, tumbling the smooth stones over
in his four year old palms, rubbing them like Aladdin’s lamp, tossing
them back into the mix,...
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Categories:
antiquity, child,
Form:
Free verse
Raspberry WineMusty antiquity
within.
Spice inside
a cauldron
of ripe reason.
Five months
unshelved
brewing boiling
now the suave coolness,
animals don’t know
how to simmer their lovebroth
like this.
Only the...
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Categories:
antiquity, happiness, love, passion
Form:
Narrative
On Rode the ValiantThrough the gates of Absalom,
steed and gate did ride,
charging fast and furious
o'er centuries gone by;
peace did shout in vain,
the Lidless Prophets...
must come again,
nigh is the...
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Categories:
antiquity, hero, hope, peace, war,
Form:
Rhyme
The Black DragonSo arid this desert....
where the tumbleweeds blow,
and the snake makes his nest;
not a dry deed could...
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Categories:
antiquity, corruption, courage, hope, war,
Form:
Free verse
Dancing With the StarsMother Earth bearded with trees,
Blanketed with skin of sod,
Her stony organs composed
of caves, caverns and caches,
Banking precious minerals and gems.
Sustained by the Solar...
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Categories:
antiquity, nature, scienceblue,
Form:
Free verse
Lemmings To a CliffInstincts stored from antiquity
Leather bound books; library in the mind
Beautiful tragic collections and revisions
The conundrum of neurology; conflict presides
Endowed with supreme cognition
Cursed, condemned by the...
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Categories:
antiquity, allegory, analogy, anxiety, conflict,
Form:
Rhyme
Hidden Things
It is the glory of God
to conceal a thing:
but the honour of kings
is to search out a matter
Prov. 25:2
I search always
for the invisible things
Hidden things...
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Categories:
antiquity, spiritual, truth, visionary, wisdom,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
BougainvilleaBOUGAINVILLEA CITY
The city that enjoyed the floral name
Is now a transformed spectre of its past
A semi-graced decline has changed its mien
Like comely lady reaching...
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Categories:
antiquity, allusion, flower,
Form:
Free verse
'writers of Beauty and Pain'
“Poetry lifts the veil from the hidden beauty of the world . . . "
— Percy Bysshe Shelley
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poets have existed since antiquity
once...
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Categories:
antiquity, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Beliefs SometimesBeliefs Sometimes
By Franklin Price
4/29/2015
Beliefs sometimes all consuming
Denying every other view
Has been so since antiquity
Is really nothing new
What I believe is only right
What you believe untrue
I'll...
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Categories:
antiquity, growth, inspiration, introspection, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Writers of Beauty and Pain
“Poetry lifts the veil from the hidden beauty of the world . . . "
— Percy Bysshe Shelley
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poets have existed since antiquity
once...
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Categories:
antiquity, poets,
Form:
Free verse
The Why of GoodbyeHidden dreams silently fall
upon the window pane of love's antiquity
where I find your face, drifting in an out of view
until I leave...with my delirium...
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Categories:
antiquity, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
Wounded WhisperShow me your hands. Do they have scars from giving? Show me your feet. Are they wounded in service? Show me your heart. Have you...
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Categories:
antiquity, analogy, anxiety, bereavement, child
Form:
Rhyme