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Best Assailant Poems

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


Poetry and Forensics Run In the Family
scraping by
picking my youth
out from under my nails

the trace remains
of an assailant or two

   on the page

make sense of symmetry 
when arranged 
...

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Categories: assailant, me, poetry, writing,
Form: Free verse



Percivals Promise!
The soul is but a vast ocean of vigilance

Streaming with incresent colours towards life

Infinite within its parhelion possibilities

Relentlessly searching, betwixt the everflowing tides

Whereupon all things...

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Categories: assailant, faith, life, love, time,
Form: I do not know?
Aces and Eights
At a poker table in a Deadwood saloon,
Wild Bill Hickok popped his last balloon.
He suffered the most ignominious of fates
while holding black pairs of aces...

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Categories: assailant, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Formidable Task
Often, I fall to the ground in anguish and burst into tears,
not for lack of strength, but to ask for forgiveness;
seldom, I venture down a...

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Categories: assailant, beauty, creation, emotions, endurance,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Blowback
Words,
a mouthful of sonic projectiles, 
little payloads of hurt,
rage-tipped,
enough pain
to stop any assailant,
ready to explode into the 
few feet of air between 
you and the...

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Categories: assailant, abuse, anger, feelings, hurt,
Form: Free verse



Community Reaction
I read about a person
Who, within a city park,
Attacked a woman and her dog
At 6 a.m. (still dark).

He was rooting through the garbage,
Yelling crazily, before
Tossing...

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Categories: assailant, conflict,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Stare Stabbed Me -
A stare stabbed me –
My eyes darted – a presence
Loomed large, electrically.
A horned owl was my assailant.
A rest in a mesquite tree
Made a meeting of...

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Categories: assailant, animal, strength, tree,
Form: Rhyme
Black Snow Storm
*** Black Snow Storm ***

I’m blacker and madder and more than Hell I be bringin’ ya,
I’m a ****ed up assailant,
Mental-case mercenary hell bent,  
Simultaneous...

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Categories: assailant, rap,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Died By the Gun Where Have All the Johns Gone
Where have all the John's gone ?
they all been murdered by the ones
Who have the right to bear arms
It was 1963 and I was walking...

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Categories: assailant, bereavement, brother, death of
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Be That Hornet With a Venomous Sting
World, beware of the turmoil to come, don't be caught in your hiding
succumbing to erratic fear, oppress all shivers and face the vile assailant
with a...

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Categories: assailant, courage, freedom, friendship, future,
Form: Sonnet
Highlander
Born a lover, man of valor and strength
Admiration of women, eyes in length

Head of the valiant
Power acquired from assailant
Might relinquished at hand
Born to conquer by...

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Categories: assailant, character, hero, identity, mystery,
Form: Narrative
My Exotic Pet
Finally retiring down to sunny Tampa,
and moving into an old house,
noticed there was a bad termite problem
which I had to trouble shoot somehow,
my neighbor being...

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Categories: assailant, humor, pets,
Form: Light Verse
Cut Throat
CUT THROAT

A DAY LIKE ANY OTHER--AT HOME WITH MY BABY GIRL AND HER THREE YEAR OLD BROTHER

My son attended play-school three mornings a week
his sister...

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Categories: assailant, corruption, courage, my children,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Red Riding Hood
One day, little Red Riding Hood’s mother told her to deliver a basket of food to her elder grandmother. 
She told Red not to talk...

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Categories: assailant, abuse, betrayal, child, childhood,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member How Can I
What am I to do when you are gone?
Twenty years together, a lifetime,
yet, not so long at all
...We've fought our many battles
and didn't win them...

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Categories: assailant, loss
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs