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Best Brazenness Poems

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


Accepting Pain.
She's sliding and if you look past, if you watch her.....

maybe you'll capture a glance of her yesterday.....

“Sunrise only falls when you don't believe tomorrow...

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Categories: brazenness, angst, introspection, sad, me,
Form: Prose Poetry



All Is Kosher
Welcome to this ceremonious event 
of me unveiling my thoughts
of me unfolding my brazenness 
of you displaying your wittiness 
of you and me affecting changes
On...

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Categories: brazenness, culture, emotions, friend,
Form: Free verse
O Gentleman, O Gentleman
O gentleman, o gentleman! don't fear the work is done.
You've held you're own (eyes closed) you definitely won.
You succeeded on landing, left the bar exulting
You...

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Categories: brazenness, lost love, love, parody
Form: Lyric
Together
It's a world of trials and happiness, altogether
A cruel moment of sin & forgiveness, altogether

A story set in a lightless world and sombre patches
A beautiful...

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Categories: brazenness, allusion, bereavement, change, childhood,
Form: Ghazal
Noises and Voices-2
NOISES AND VOICES
                      ...

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Categories: brazenness, life, mum, drug,
Form: Free verse



A Killer, Not a Murderer, Part Ii
...The brazenness stunned them quiet,
so I bulled forth, continued on:
“You raised a thief, who played with guns,
and you’re surprised that it went wrong?

“Did you never...

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Categories: brazenness, conflict, murder, parents, political,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Falcons With Powerful Wings
This breezy island is often visited
by falcons with powerful wings,
as they display the swiftness 
of their elaborate flights; on the gleaming sand,
I'm laid back and...

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Categories: brazenness, adventure, hope, music, places,
Form: Free verse
Chromatic Characteristics
I wear my emotions on my face, 
Cry at the snap of your hand, 
With seriousness, life I embrace, 
A tender touch, I demand, 

Kind...

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Categories: brazenness, character, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Cherry Tree Music Coop
Cherry Tree Music Co-op
(Saint Mary's Church -
3916 Locust Walk; City)
(Circa mid nineteen nineteen eighties
after the common lee
washed out tide dull era - CODA).

Naughty bits and...

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Categories: brazenness, 8th grade, adventure, animal,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Dog Chooses This Time
Keith brought his dog to the party.
He was tired of choosing women to like.
He was the worst judge of them.
His two ex-wives were proof of...

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Categories: brazenness, dog,
Form: Free verse
Drive
The stripped woman cups her last drink of water into her dirty, shivering hands
Anarchy about her, the glaring sun draws nearer upon the bright, bedazzled...

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Categories: brazenness, fear, inspirational, endurance,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Put That Quote To Use
God knows I did wrong, but I tried to change.
But all I begrudge is to maintain my brazenness.
It will never satisfy me until I endure...

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Categories: brazenness, analogy, appreciation, change, hope,
Form: Rhyme
Present Wedded Bliss Haint No Touchstone
Present wedded bliss haint no touchstone...

Circa ~ late spring/ early summer 1978
twas at behest of Harriet Harris,
thus due credit mother dearest
(she long since passed away)
who...

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Categories: brazenness, adventure, appreciation, celebration, dedication,
Form: Free verse
Gambit
Bat-blind to looming gripe and cold decay,
Clueless shoots jump onto life's gay stage,
Oblivious of Grim Fate's scything designs
That waste with disease and stealing age. 

They...

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Categories: brazenness, age, betrayal, christian, fear,
Form: Didactic
The Wheel
He was very thin, half naked, one arm
broken, glasses cracked.
Early morning an owlet will land over its head
And give a long hoot.

The bleary eyes will...

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Categories: brazenness, adventure, allegory, angst, animals,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs