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Best Appall Poems

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


Premium Member Tell Me of Love
Think long and hard and tell me-what is love?
I’m thinking of the normal answers, and they appall me!
Tell me love is chocolate, flowers, and sex;make...

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Categories: appall, love,
Form: Free verse



Crayon of Bright Red
Red is the crayon that I love to use.
So vivid and bright without any abuse.
 
I color so lively and make each stroke count.
Even making...

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Categories: appall, passionred, love, red,
Form: Rhyme
Respect Fellow Poets
Negative comments depict a lack of respect
PS Admin protects poets, and they object
By saying that's a no no
Don't be a cause of woe
Defiance shows a...

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Categories: appall, poets,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - Canada

We all know you now
You have fallen at our feet
You have guarded them all with life and limb
Noble...

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Categories: appall, soldier, violence, war,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member The Poo Poo Bird
They pursued it with vigor, they pursued it with crass
They hunted with valor and hope
They proceeded with a dose of good Knightly sass
They chased it...

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Categories: appall, abortion, adventure, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Canto Xxvi Hell Translation Part2
After the flame had come here for news
When to my duke right seemed time and too place,
In such a way I heard him to diffuse:

“You...

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Categories: appall, fantasy,
Form: Terza Rima
Premium Member Surrender To the Night
embrace sleepless night
trepidate of eerie nightmares
appall hours of sleep














4-18-2016...

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Categories: appall, dark, deep, night,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Murmuration of Starlings High
Murmuration of starlings high. I’m high!
Low stars twinkling with wings. The trumpet’s call!
As winds of war, incline, in warm wind sigh,
the flock, a shock, sans...

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Categories: appall, bird,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member When Silent Tears Fall
When silent tears of her aching heart fall
Cry of the lonely night is seldom heard
Muffling her sound against a callous wall	

Facing choice stark in dread...

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Categories: appall, abuse, angst, love hurts,
Form: Villanelle
Autumn Woe
Autumn woe

To live an see an have it all,
To slip an fade and taste the gall,
To run out if time, which does appall,
Till only death...

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Categories: appall, adventure, autumn,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member As the Sun Set
As the sun set, a dare unfolds
Black streaks tinged with orange and gold
One lone swimmer jumps and fast falls
In the dark abyss, maybe pall 
Dark...

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Categories: appall, destiny,
Form: Rondeau
Ream After Ream
Ream After Ream

What I have written was ream after ream
Of good poems which I rated as supreme
Of such great quality could hardly find
In any imagination...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: appall, birth, philosophy,
Form: Couplet
A Tour Group
Joining a tour you meet people
Who may not be like you at all – 
Politically, age-wise and maybe
With views that repel or appall.

Religion’s another divider
As...

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Categories: appall, travel,
Form: Rhyme
I Am Your Earth Speaking
I gave whatever you wanted-
Thy but took me for granted-
Neither you paid attention to the appall
This is an important call
Your earth I am, you dear...

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Categories: appall, earth, future, philosophy, pollution,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Lay of the Best Man - Part 1
The Lay of The Best Man - Part One

I’ve seen men ‘good’, and surely, I’ve seen men ‘bad’
So jealous and so envious, I’ve seen men...

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Categories: appall, humanity, men,
Form: Lay

Book: Reflection on the Important Things