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Best Boxy Poems

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


Apostrophe In Time
water weeps wildly
whilst washing away your
jesting foolery.
I saw the sun annihilated
	Against backdrops of liturgy
Lethargic activity that earns
	It’s title as the Earth’s endearing child
Against backdrops of...

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Categories: boxy, sympathy, universe,
Form: Free verse



Tardis
she's in the whoosh
feel her span through time
it's all relative
across dimensions
and into space
bigger on the inside
smaller to the seeing eye
walk around her 
you'll see
but step...

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Categories: boxy, black african american, dance,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Funeral - Dark Poetry
Many weeping people have come to my funeral with flowers,
      Oh the red roses are so beautiful and the lilies...

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Categories: boxy, dark, funeral, poetry,
Form: Verse
Welcome To City Estate
Somewhere in the dungeon of my soul 
was a memory I supressed, 
and a song, a scent 
reignited the place and time long forgot.
And I...

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Categories: boxy, childhood, depression, england, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Frozen Solid
w I n d
      swinging heavy with flakes
winter's underbelly chilling fingers and toes

on a Kyiv hill
in wounded wisps of snow
two...

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Categories: boxy, allusion, angst, childhood, children,
Form: Free verse



Taehyung
Not long ago after Christmas Eve
A prince was born with heavenly peace
In the city of Bisang-Don so cheerful
With a boxy smile and so playful

The innocent...

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Categories: boxy, crush, cute love, happy,
Form: Bio
Kingdom of the Raven
The black bird rests in the air
gliding over wasteland parking lot. 
His wings flap once, twice
he opens his mouth to cry out
in the cold frigid...

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Categories: boxy, animalsbird, bird,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Typewriter
My ancient Underwood typewriter, dusty, boxy, charmingly obsolete
Missing p, x and m - still, imperfectly complete
Kept for its craftsmanship and for nostalgic retreat

I wrote my...

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Categories: boxy, appreciation, dedication, memory, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Shapes of Things
Some say that some gains are not worth the risk,
and that their pursuit causes far too much pain.
They say that some things are better left...

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Categories: boxy, change,
Form: Verse
Windows
Windows 

Windows and drapes, 
Colours and shapes, 
The world outside 
Has nowhere to hide. 
But ceilings and floors
And tightly shut doors 
Witness me still 
In...

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Categories: boxy, suicide,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pencils In September
I smell like pencils in September.
After they’ve been brought to that…to the machine hanging on the closet wall where our coats, our boots, our bags,...

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Categories: boxy, 3rd grade, america, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mystic Yawn
Xylometry zaffre zacaton swirl on hyaloid "penumbra phylum". 
            "Magniloquent melodic" apodictic vinculum survey.
...

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Categories: boxy, analogy, beauty, creation, fantasy,
Form: Verse
It Took Only 250 Words
From within the perspex booth, he flirtily inquired
 if my day so far had been fulfilling 
Duty of filling two reusable bags with thirty items
Didn't...

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Categories: boxy, car, character, confidence, for
Form: Narrative
Suburban Teenaged Summers
The sweet bird songs heard at the break of dawn
Mixed with the sound of sprinklers on the lawn
Neighbors readied boats for bobs in the bay
Morning...

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Categories: boxy, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Boxed In
When he was born, for a while,
he was placed in a plastic box;
thereafter as an adult
he moved into many a rented and boxy room.

As he...

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Categories: boxy, poetry,
Form: Free verse

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