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Best Bizarrely Poems

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


Warmth of Breeze
Imagine me as a book covered with dust,
A soul whose warmth for years remained untouched

Letters on every page were ill-defined, unclear
The essence was hidden in...

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Categories: bizarrely, faith, fantasy, happiness, hope,
Form: Lyric



Venus Flytrap
You seduced and teased my yearning, with your succulent lure
A floral fragrance sumptuous and bizarrely pure,
You impaled and intoxicated my mind, with your corporeal charms
My...

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Categories: bizarrely, betrayal, heartbreak, love hurts,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member St. Vitus Dance
The staccato stammering of bass guitars
punctuated the flash of strobe lights.
Limitless vistas of black and gray;
smothering the crowd in ghoulish poses.
Framed, as if frozen, in...

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Categories: bizarrely, allegory, angst, art, confusion,
Form: Free verse
Apparently My Poetry Is a Pile of Bourgeois Crap
With a mag called POETRY, I spent time
Hoping to find verses sublime and sage
And for all I read, not two words that rhymed
Just chopped up...

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Categories: bizarrely, class, culture, judgement, poetry,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Salt and Pepper Shakers
There's this break room—
Where I work, of course—
That holds three microwaves,
one refrigerator, a stove,
and two vending machines.
All cannot be younger than
Five years at the earliest.
This...

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Categories: bizarrely, culture, environment,
Form: Lyric



Sorry
5/5/17



I know I've been tardy
Let my mom know, I'm sorry
Like 6 dogs said in "flossing"

I know I've been tardy
Let my mom know, I'm sorry
Like 6...

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Categories: bizarrely, poetry, rap, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Feel the Winter Coming
Autumn's moon truly radiant and full
in a stippled and rapture blue sailcloth
of inward bliss. How fragile is the troth
in nature's errs that's hurled into the...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: bizarrely, imagery, weather, winter,
Form: Rhyme
Clearly, You'Re Rude
You’re so insane and crazy when you talk to yourself
Feeling hazy in humid summer, overheating myself 
I feel like you keep talking my ears off...

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Categories: bizarrely, anger, angst, conflict, hurt,
Form: Free verse
The Ballad of the Dry Rest Stops
Their dad had had a heart attack 
since they had seen him last.
In May they said, "Let's visit him,
cuz time's a passing fast."

He doesn't drive,...

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Categories: bizarrely, nature, places,
Form: Ballad
Have the Natural Tendency of a Benign Dictator
And yet Affleck’s Bruce Wayne is an arrogant bully whose disturbing sexual comments towards Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman mark him out as a man with...

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Categories: bizarrely, crazy, universe,
Form: Free verse
Blue Mystic
On a blue mystic land

I landed bizarrely tonight

Fancied silhouettes and blue moon

Sparkling night, glowing in white

Witnessed, dark and tranquil earth

Blessed by illumination of full moon

That...

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Categories: bizarrely, absence, analogy, angel, fantasy,
Form: Lyric
Artistically Tragic
there's a bewildering flow
of muddled elements
a midst an enduring glow
of befuddled contents
             ...

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Categories: bizarrely, adventure,
Form: Rhyme
Mean Mien Donald Trump
Former CIA Director
John Brennan scathing headlines
Washington Post op-ed sharply
published critical accusations

muted excoriation slams
Commander in Chief
volcanic blatant pathological lying
spews like lava his American

foreign policy boilerplate brazenly
bastardizes...

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Categories: bizarrely, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Light Verse
What Is This?
Some couples stroll round hand-in-hand
Just like we did so long ago,
Yet still I cannot understand
The fine line between friend and foe...

Sometimes the nights were so...

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Categories: bizarrely, angst, depression, devotion, hope,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Asking the Way Part Two
"Well  to  a  certain  degree  yes I  really  don’t  want  to  impose.
I’m getting  used...

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Categories: bizarrely, age, art, creation, death,
Form: Prose

Book: Shattered Sighs