Best Categorizing Poems
Below are the all-time best Categorizing poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of categorizing poems written by PoetrySoup members
4 In the MorningAt 3am you become your own philosopher, categorizing
the different genres of humans and wondering
if you fall even remotely close to anyone on the spectrum.
You debate...
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Categories:
categorizing, good night, loneliness, night,
Form:
Free verse
Brush Stroke To UniquenessIf my mind be painted in colors borrowed, would it be red?
Rusted in brown, or maybe instead, an indigo streak?
Depending upon the source of...
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Categories:
categorizing, art, imagination, life, people,
Form:
Free verse
An Unshakable Identityhospitality, peace and mutual respect; we’ve chosen
because the key to our prosperity is love, unity and cooperation
settlers now on the cheat as our true identity...
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Categories:
categorizing, abuse, africa, community, conflict,
Form:
Epic
Straw MenWhere, oh where, is God?
When will the man-child stop asking why,
stop searching for the other, the greater, the bigger
the more glorious presence?
This constant need...
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Categories:
categorizing, allusion, planet,
Form:
Free verse
Self PortraitThey're on the wall is a self-portrait of me
In a small local art gallery
A small group of people looking at the picture
There are few...
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Categories:
categorizing, appreciation, celebration, character, community,
Form:
Personification
A Beautiful Tragic-It's the course of every love song.
It's the tempo of every good bye.
The tone behind "I'll love you forever",
And the reason behind a midnight cry.
Maybe...
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Categories:
categorizing, beautiful, depression, emotions, grief,
Form:
Free verse
Conceptualized Normality-Society's view of the normal person is so far off that I am yet to meet a single person that has told me that they...
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Categories:
categorizing, allusion, analogy, anger, bullying,
Form:
Prose Poetry
ConstipationAn alter in an altercation? No. That is merely the result of a lemon fruited display of a quite fruity pie. Or could it be...
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Categories:
categorizing,
Form:
I do not know?
We the People Are All Just PeopleWhat people get to decide and validate other people by categorizing them? Is it the “good people,” the “rich people,” the “smart people…?”
I’m really just...
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Categories:
categorizing, encouraging, inspiration, judgement, peace,
Form:
Narrative
Just Say No To the CrtJust say no and stop the liberal progressive socialist agenda dividing our country, or any other country! Simply based on the CRT (Critical Race Theory)!
It...
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Categories:
categorizing, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Envelope of My ExistenceTracing the envelope of my existence
i take a walk around the seams
checking for chinks in my fine armor
checking for holes along the way
trembling at the...
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Categories:
categorizing, introspection, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Downsize of Racism: a Matter of LifeBlack lives sounds exclusive
I'm afraid and fear for my race, its slowly turning into racists
Its like they are still being chained, now mentally
Its student...
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Categories:
categorizing, black african american, racism,
Form:
Free verse
Bigotry Is IgnoranceBigotry is ignorance
Bigotry is not meeting but maybe one person in a certain category.
Bigotry is categorizing all people into the same box
based on...
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Categories:
categorizing, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Categories:
categorizing, analogy,
Form:
Free verse
Esssence of EverythingThe essence of everything
parades in my mind’s heart
categorizing items into cages
in a variety of dwellings
Overwhelming my dendrite highway
actually putting her off her feed
to make sense...
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Categories:
categorizing, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse