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Best Awards Poems

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


Premium Member Disposable Wisdom
Each day Annie Lesley opened a can
Her eighty-six-year-old hands trembling
As she sat with her cat and ate pet food
What is wrong with this elder’s rendering?

Pride...

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Categories: awards, age, cat, endurance, life,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Oceana
Oceana

Oceana flings her sequined petticoats
Upon the sands as if to toss the seaweed 
From the swirling edges
While she dances with the wind
With each turn she...

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Categories: awards, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In Love, Our Romance Flows In Kissing Streams Poets Tribute Series, Fourth Poet, Lord Byron
In Love, Our Romance Flows In Kissing Streams,
Poets Tribute Series, fourth poet, Lord Byron

Claim I, thy wondrous heart into sweet dreams,
And in that soft glowing...

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Categories: awards, appreciation, beauty, desire, love,
Form: Romanticism
Forbidden Fruit
Forbidden fruit is sweetest, or that’s what they all say
So I thought I’d give it a try and went for some today
I didn’t know just...

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Categories: awards, funny, fruit, me,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Wooden Rafts Float
wooden sea- rafts float
  
     as the hardest beads

        the mildest prayers

offer layered...

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Categories: awards, water,
Form: Tanka



Premium Member Captain Tom
You will have probably heard this story, it's often been told
About Captain Tom who's ninety nine years old
He's a Second World War veteran who's served...

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Categories: awards, tribute, western,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Poor Man Rich Man
I went to a poor man's house
There was an exquisite car in the driveway
I walked up to the grand entryway
Rang his doorbell
The chimes sounded like...

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Categories: awards, heart, identity,
Form: Free verse
Interview
Sitting in a cloak of black conservatism:

I feel my hands,
oily on the desk like shortening in
slate gray cookie pans,
the speedway inside forcing the absence of...

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Categories: awards, business, funny, on work
Form: Free verse
Redux
I found a box when my mother died
And saw the me I was inside.
Big blue eyes and auburn locks,
Rolled up skirt and blue knee socks.

Glee...

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Categories: awards, absence, boyfriend, growing up,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Attitude can be nurtured and changed
By you in spite of what has happened in your day
Confident people master it quickly
Despite what they are enduring
Enthusiasm is...

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Categories: awards, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: ABC
The City and the State of Play Today
THE CITY AND THE STATE OF PLAY TODAY

No one worries about morals today 
They follow the rules they create
So to them all is ok
Those on...

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Categories: awards, business, community, corruption, international,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Name For Our Prince
Once upon a time 
In a land far away
A Baby was born
On a bright winter’s day

He was a happy baby
His laughter quite the treat
He was...

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Categories: awards, beautiful, birthday, child, family,
Form: Quatrain
Black Lives Matter
Black Lives Matter  

They gave me a college education
But left me unemployed
But they say
Black lives matter
I won 7 Grammy awards
I didn't get a ceremony...

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Categories: awards, history,
Form: Verse
Premium Member What Means More Mty
items in my container of memories
playbill for "Les Miserables" that Dad enjoyed
reminder of ignoble government
Jean Val Jean’s quest for justice
fugitive from the merciless Javert

outdated cell...

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Categories: awards, death, father daughter, memory,
Form: Free verse
Memories of You
There was a little boy whom I called “Joshie.”  He had a face like sunshine. He would play outside all the time; never coming...

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Categories: awards, growing up, life, time,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things