Best Besmirched Poems
Below are the all-time best Besmirched poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of besmirched poems written by PoetrySoup members
Eulogy For God
Oh, Lord! Lest one is asleep,
the purge to kill you,yet again,
is quite deep.
Some, who read your word in
the Bible, re-create it, with myths
that are long...
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Categories:
besmirched, abortion, faith, god, poets,
Form:
Rhyme
The OfferingIronic tears that spill are mocking me
in scathing streaks delighting down my cheeks.
They trace their paths as soft as fingertips
atop sad ivories caressing pain -
but...
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Categories:
besmirched, angst, dark, loss, lust,
Form:
Blank verse
Heinrich Heine RevisitedI can clearly sense your utter despair of Der Matratzengruft*
As you valiantly carried on your poetic works to the very end.
This did not change your...
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Categories:
besmirched, history, international, philosophy, poems,
Form:
Narrative
I saw God, but now what poetry contest"Yes, I affirm, I have seen God
But He appeared and then disappeared
This knowing that transcends mind, left me awed
But until what’s imbibed is assimilated, by...
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Categories:
besmirched, religion,
Form:
Rhyme
JusticeHollow Justice
Justice called the role
not seeking innocence
but truth
beauty stood before the bench
accused of wilting flowers,
faded hues, dimming rainbows
purity stood guiltily
head bowed, besmirched,
despoiled by innuendo
pride stood...
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Categories:
besmirched, judgement,
Form:
Verse
Up Soup Creek Without a Paddle[Every good story needs a sub plot, so…]
He watched from his vantage point on the bank’s roof
And looked out for folk that he knew were...
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Categories:
besmirched, western,
Form:
Narrative
Lost In the Pogonipwearing
blinders we don't see the big picture clearly
we remain lost in a blinding pogonip
...
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Categories:
besmirched, perspective, wisdom,
Form:
Suzette Prime
A Baptism of BrigidIn the assure abyss of the Dead Sea, where the salt laden waves danced with a sapphire sparkle, ancient legends converged with modern marvels,
A...
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Categories:
besmirched, baptism, blessing, fantasy, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
The People From Those Xxxx-Hole CountriesThe People from Those ****-Hole Countries
The people from “those” ****-Hole countries, eh??
Really?? Really?? You don’t say?? I didn’t know that!!
This is a recent stream...
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Categories:
besmirched, allusion, america, betrayal, corruption,
Form:
Political Verse
The Wandering MinstrelIn history one can read of an earlier time,
When poetry and lyrics written in rhyme,
Were commonplace. A travelling band
Of troubadours would wander the land,
Writing...
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Categories:
besmirched, music,
Form:
Ballad
Wandering Knightonce a knight named galahad
prayed for an olympiad
walking into a church
the people besmirched
now he is a nom-y-ad....
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Categories:
besmirched, community, funny, giggle, gothic,
Form:
Limerick
DepressionI suppose you've been wondering
Why your eyes don't smile anymore.
Why your once radiant optimism
has drowned in concrete mud.
Why the future, even tomorrow,
suddenly tastes so...
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Categories:
besmirched, dark, depression, mental illness,
Form:
Personification
TodayYou have been persecuted.
You have been oppressed and depressed,
Wronged and aggrieved, even violated,
And for what?
Because of gender,
Because your body lacks a certain appendage,
Your chest is...
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Categories:
besmirched, gender, meaningful, race, religious,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Coming HomeCould it be we were in heaven once,
our souls like broods of fondly nurtured eggs
then God lifted us and gently put us down
on Earth and...
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Categories:
besmirched, christian, inspiration, joy, religion,
Form:
Rhyme
Hold My Hand, O LordHold my feeble hand, O Lord,
For where to step I can not behold;
My feet are frail and I am effete,
Hold my feeble hand, O Lord.
I...
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Categories:
besmirched, me,
Form:
I do not know?