Best Briefcases Poems
Below are the all-time best Briefcases poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of briefcases poems written by PoetrySoup members
Lifelong, Meaningless MusingsFull title:
LIFELONG, MEANINGLESS MUSINGS MEAN EVERYTHING OF NO VALUE
aka
OFF THE WALL RAMBLINGS
After upscale meals, I know no relief
until I somehow pick my un-fancy teeth.
Serve me...
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Categories:
briefcases, humorous, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme
Lovebites In LoughtonSame faces
old men
briefcases
must be working
early today.
She's still doing the crossword
yesterday's news
feeding her answers
reading the clues
nothing changes.
Baby in a carry cot
not a lot...
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Categories:
briefcases, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
Hard LifeCutting stones for building blocks doesn't
bring the whole food at the table. Playing
betting games force them to sell their
clothes and shoes. Saving money becomes
harder than...
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Categories:
briefcases, deep, imagery, life, society,
Form:
Narrative
If They Knew Better They'D Do Betterwe are all built for hell but some have made modification to adjust their placement and still they have miles to go before their finished...
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Categories:
briefcases, black african american, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
Spam and Craig"Proper Pam im-promiscuity carries a
tepid torch against the blank footlights
of a dimlit digital marital marquee---last on the
billing of a car-null double featurette like
a black...
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Categories:
briefcases, angst, child, depression, husband,
Form:
Free verse
No LacesA line of loafers march in step,
through halls of granite and of pearl.
A rare and vaunted holy sept,
heels all clicking, toes unfurled.
Through halls of granite...
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Categories:
briefcases, business, dedication, nostalgia, people,
Form:
Pantoum
The Truest Odes of WarSuch heavy artillery,
To whom shall we run,
To God have we come,
In pain and sad form,
To state our hearts' deform,
To stake our rights and reforms,
You know...
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Categories:
briefcases, death, education, history, hope,
Form:
Ode
The Dichotomy-Two As One'Out of the office,
They pour at five-thirty'
In their shirts, coats, and ties,
Tired- but not really dirty'
In the parking lot,
They put their briefcases on the curb.
'Til...
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Categories:
briefcases, faith
Form:
Rhyme
The DanceGot a belly full of booze and I
Feel like tripping the light fantastic,
Dancing with the devil in the pale
Moonlight, whatever you want to
Call it, I...
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Categories:
briefcases, addiction, candy, dance, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
One Thousand Dead BusinessmenOne thousand dead businessmen
Zombies of emotionless regimen
Sharply dressed
Black suit and tie, freshly pressed
Leather briefcases, to seem professional
This march of skeletons is quite exceptional
DECAY
Burst into dust...
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Categories:
briefcases, politicalmarch,
Form:
Rhyme
I Am a Clutter JunkieFirst let me start by saying “I AM A CLUTTER JUNKIE”
A clutter junkie collects things any and all things, things that are unimportant and often...
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Categories:
briefcases, funny, on work and
Form:
I do not know?
A Matter of EtiquetteIn the Barley Tavern I’m in tune,
having a couple before it’s noon.
There was no-one there to talk to,
‘cept for the barman Ken, and who,
joined me...
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Categories:
briefcases, humor,
Form:
I do not know?
The Big One Eighttoday, sister, you are an adult
among the hurried ones in suits
attention cast to watches and briefcases.
today, sister, i cannot look
upon the numeral of your...
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Categories:
briefcases, family, life, nostalgia, sister,
Form:
Free verse
Three MealsI spoke to a daughter and she rallied another daughter who ran into
The hospital to save me.
she brought a beautiful purple vase, pink carnations, and...
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Categories:
briefcases, appreciation, cancer, caregiving, cute
Form:
Free verse
Winter CadaversIf those buried beneath us
could rise today,
would they run to any patch of sunlight,
make snow angels, heap-up snowmen,
stick blackened bones into white bodies?
Would they fashion...
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Categories:
briefcases, poetry,
Form:
Free verse