Best Bags Poems
Below are the all-time best Bags poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of bags poems written by PoetrySoup members
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Paper Thin
Cut down to any size,
Crumble, crop me wrong
Pull the insulation from my heart.
Never will I be "A Paper Doll!"
Thank you for calling me...
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Categories:
bags, change, creation, friend, identity,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Fifty-Three Shades of Greyin the uncoloured tint of another everyday
amongst the spit polished waxed apples
tightly packed in burlap bags
they walked like minded
in their own burly wrap
oblivious to the...
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Categories:
bags, child, community, conflict, dad,
Form:
Free verse
The Saint Patrick's Day Robbery At Milton Creek BankIn the town of Milton Creek the sun was starting to rise
And Jenna was planning for Ranger David a lovely surprise
Unbeknown to him preparations were...
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Categories:
bags, america, humor, ireland, western,
Form:
Rhyme
To Boldly GoMy training at Starfleet was over, they were now deploying me
I was over the moon when they called; I was full of glee
I entered the...
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Categories:
bags, science fiction, space,
Form:
Rhyme
White CaneHe walked down Goverment Road West
With a white cane, in shaking hand
Wearing Stevie wonder glasses
People called him the pop bottle man
With a white cane, in...
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Categories:
bags, community, history, memory,
Form:
Pantoum
When She DreamsWhen she dreams/ with Jennifer Noble
(It was a) different time...
a different world
Long ago she learned that..
trust can turn
(Everyone said) such a pretty girl...
Her porcelain skin...
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Categories:
bags, abuse, anxiety, dream, for
Form:
Lyric
What Have You DoneDear humans, do you read me, I live in space,
Merely a being, sent by God, I'm all over the place.
I circle the world, live among...
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Categories:
bags, weather,
Form:
Prose
An Insignificant Life - Collaboration With the SeekerThat godless sound
His head explodes at 6:01am
Same as every day
He falls out of bed
Steps on the cat
Slides into his slippers
Shuffles to the kitchen
Puts the coffee...
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Categories:
bags, absence, break up, divorce,
Form:
Free verse
EccedentesiastHis smile is like a white crescent,
but a murky sky is hidden inside.
Afraid to portray mourning's of his mind
nor describe sour sickness of his tongue.
Piercing...
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Categories:
bags, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
Halloween On the Dark Side of TownIt's a nightmare down on Elm Street. Satan's waiting here at home.
Where's that little Freddy Krueger with his nails of sharpened chrome?
And that dearest Michael...
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Categories:
bags, holiday, satire,
Form:
Rhyme
'beach Buddies' Collect 'stuff' - For ContestTwice a month on our tiny little Isle
A group of heroes go that extra mile
Wearing protective clothing they clean the beach
Removing vast amounts of rubbish...
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Categories:
bags, appreciation, beach, beauty, care,
Form:
Rhyme
He Was My SunHe was my sun, my one and only son,
attired as a cowboy for the day.
And so I handed him a little gun
of fastened random...
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Categories:
bags, war,
Form:
Pantoum
Food For Thought - With Chris GreenLyrics start 0.05 - timed to the music
Pack your bags dear, there’s a Croc near
And he’s creeping, through the night
With his eye on - on...
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Categories:
bags, food, health, scary,
Form:
Lyric
Threadbare CloudsGray smeared sky like a quilt of rags
Winos sip rot gut from brown paper bags
Threadbare cloud crotch splits up the side
Rain pours down, you got...
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Categories:
bags, angst, beautiful, change, culture,
Form:
Rhyme
Precipice of a Lost InnocenceI am standing outside my bedroom, on the precipice of lost innocence.
Wide eyed, and barefoot on cold hardwood.
Someone is hammering on our front door.
My father,...
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Categories:
bags, childhood, mother,
Form:
Narrative