Best Belonging Poems
Below are the all-time best Belonging poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of belonging poems written by PoetrySoup members
At the Footbridge - Limerick CollaborationAt the footbridge Sue was meeting her beau
(He was married to a woman called Flo)
Sue soon found out his deception
She dismembered his ********
For his love...
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Categories:
belonging, betrayal, body, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
HumanityIf we don’t feel with our hearts, we don’t belong
If we don’t see as one, the world is wrong
Beyond the wars and the hate and...
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Categories:
belonging, life, peoplechild, lost, child,
Form:
Couplet
The Cold of Winters How Can My Words PerceiveThe many winters I had seen
When once I was a teen
Gathered inside our small living room
Joy and simplicity our faces illume
Warm with laughter at...
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Categories:
belonging, age, blessing, books, family,
Form:
Rhyme
Now I Am Back To SchoolMany a year so far
a sweet sensation would within surge
as back to school season
has just begun..
The feelings of a child
eager and joyful...
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Categories:
belonging, confusion, devotion, education, engagement,
Form:
Free verse
Ghosts of the Sun Dance-Part 1Ghosts of the Sun Dance
1. The Path
A quest dating back through our history
Surpassing the flesh, a spiritual path
Human endurance, road to mystery
Dark trail winding through...
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Categories:
belonging, spiritual, sports, endurance, drug,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Middle Aged White GuyHow do I shed the label
of a white oppressive man
Do I listen to the message
of Obama's "Yes we can!"
Perhaps I'll go out marching
With women...
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Categories:
belonging, angst, racism,
Form:
Quatrain
Memories of Youth and Nature, Were a True Blast, In Collaboration With Robert LindleyMemories Of Youth And Nature, Were A True Blast
In collaboration with Robert Lindley
Beautiful dawn a Nature walk would do one good
Across the flower filled pond,...
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Categories:
belonging, creation, dedication, deep, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
Before Ancient TimesNo script
belonging one’s civilization
no history
anyone can recall,
only the enduring solid stone blocks
someone created to form this ancient wall.
A relic unknowingly
left to the woodland undergrowth
and those
that...
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Categories:
belonging, history,
Form:
Free verse
Decision To ListenI choose to be
the last to speak.
Then other’s answers I can seek.
Each one of them is unique!
There is power
in embracing my meek.
When my thoughts...
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Categories:
belonging, discrimination, encouraging,
Form:
Free verse
Call of the WildI envy those living as part of the wild
For I too, once heeded its call
A smoldering ember since I was a child
Urge, and belonging all...
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Categories:
belonging, humanity, journey, life, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Himalayan Trip-Trap-2Himalayan Trip-Trap
They poured in, before the deluge
To surpass the natives in numbers
folks in their cribs -through-hearse stages,
trusting like kids, ...
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Categories:
belonging, natural disasters, nature,
Form:
Free verse
I Am Or Maybe I Am NotI am
Still I wonder
Who I am
Am I who
Am I what
Am I where
Am I here
I am
Yet I am not
My words travel beyond myself
I am made up...
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Categories:
belonging, how i feel, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
A Spirit In Her EarLove maker,
Body taker Love shaker,
Hot whisper,
Peppermint & jasmine in air
Tickling every body hair,
Reverberating into the Queen's chamber,
A tiger's den teething to be,
Safety in no layer,...
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Categories:
belonging, love,
Form:
Romanticism
The Seashell and the Child....As the tides slowly recede
Remnants left upon the shore
Reflecting beneath the sunlight
That bathes them now, from beyond the once obscure depths
Shimmering and glistening, souvenirs to...
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Categories:
belonging, faith, life, lovelonging,
Form:
I do not know?
Lines Written of a Recurring PonderYou may not know this,
But sometimes, I sneak
away from my cynicism,
and see through my vehement
in self loathing, to uncover
the tender optimism of
my former...
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Categories:
belonging, introspection, lost loveme, me,
Form:
Free verse