Best Appropriation Poems
Below are the all-time best Appropriation poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of appropriation poems written by PoetrySoup members
AppropriationAPPROPRIATION
Who said you were unworthy
put that notion in your head
extracting souls expression
forcing theirs on you instead
Who called you undeserving
to convey your deep desires
develop unique passions
lifting...
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Categories:
appropriation, feelings, introspection, wisdom, world,
Form:
Rhyme
AppropriationThe baren bones lay bare across the fields of alliteration
Unnecessary abstraction leaves the bourgeois man bereft of care
And yet, the obliviously self aware give...
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Categories:
appropriation, allegory, confusion, funny, introspection,
Form:
I do not know?
My Symbolic Housemy symbolic house
my purple castle
invaded by red clowns
a dialogue
contradicting personal icons
denying synthesis
denying art
trespassing
poaching
unbalancing decentring crucifiers
tearing the paper they make of my mind
tearing tissue
cells sinew flesh...
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Categories:
appropriation, allegory, conflict, metaphor, symbolism,
Form:
Blank verse
I'D Rather Write Abouta flustered tango of Gypsy moths
drumming the porchlight; chalk artists;
the endemic disappearance of farms—silos lost
in unkempt fields; space stations; the sunlit-scent...
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Categories:
appropriation, poetry, writing, , memorial,
Form:
Free verse
They Called Him DiamondThey Called Him Diamond
They called him Diamond still do and his colour is black like
scorched earth frozen shadows of hell shafted and grafted on...
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Categories:
appropriation, power,
Form:
Narrative
The American EagleThe American eagle, called bald ‘cos of its pure white head,
Is named Haliaeetus leucocephalus, from the Greek;
Hali means "sea", aietos means “eagle", leuco...
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Categories:
appropriation, america, bird, culture, history,
Form:
Rhyme
I Am CorruptionI am corruption
A citizen of all Nations
The UN calls me complex social, cultural and economic phenomenon
Nevertheless, I do not mind
Countries of the world detest me...
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Categories:
appropriation, africa, anger, corruption, evil,
Form:
Free verse
Forced To Study For the Sat(Introductory Note - my daughter (12) wrote this while she was required to sit in a room
with other students and study for the SAT. ...
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Categories:
appropriation, teenworld,
Form:
Quatrain
Plagiarism At the SoupI can't believe that he could claim
A poem by Edgar Allan Poe,
Titled as is, but with his name!
That is plagiarism, we know!
Wallace Stevens, Stephen...
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Categories:
appropriation, poems, poets,
Form:
Quatrain
The Birth of Jesus ChristMary and Joseph fairly did it,
That night when they each gave,
Everything to the other,
In energetic zealous rave.
Heaven and earth co-aligned,
Stars shone just...
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Categories:
appropriation, child, christmas, faith, god,
Form:
Rhyme
Words That Strive To RhymeWORDS THAT STRIVE TO RHYME
“Listless” in “Perfect isolation” I “Collide”
“Soul gazing”
“Escape from self” as the “Child inside”-
“Obsessive compulsive poet”
“Heavens heartbeat” an “Interlude” with
“Angels”
“Scent to remind...
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Categories:
appropriation, analogy, conflict, poems,
Form:
Blank verse
On Absorbing TruthAll the morals and ethics in the world
As principles and values unfurled,
Mean nothing without appropriation
Into heart and soul with approbation.
We must absorb truth into our...
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Categories:
appropriation, how i feel, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
Due VenerationSince industrialization there’s been agitation frustration palpitation trepidation vociferation
And unequivocal asseveration in favour of our planet’s welfare glorification and protection
Premeditated or not, the results on...
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Categories:
appropriation, abuse, corruption, environment, future,
Form:
Monorhyme
The Gravediggers - a SequelMr. Butcher, the undertaker, did a capital job of laying old Cheatum out,
Though he had to cram him in the casket since the senator was...
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Categories:
appropriation, funny, words, old, prayer,
Form:
Rhyme
Natural DevelopmentIf I could sing a song of furtherance,
There would be a score and a door;
Demonstration would exemplify,
What we learn and store.
Appropriation would...
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Categories:
appropriation, age, children, courage, culture,
Form:
Rhyme