Best Civilizations Poems
Below are the all-time best Civilizations poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of civilizations poems written by PoetrySoup members
Eyes OpenMi Madre
Lung of Life
Heartbeat of the universe
Birth of consciousness
Mirror of the heavens
Grains of sand
Beneath my tender flesh
How glorious to gaze upon you
I weep with the...
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Categories:
civilizations, appreciation, devotion, environment, future,
Form:
Free verse
History Rising From the SeaTreasure from the sea
Golden doubloon
Sixteenth Century artifact
By ancestors hewn
Earth’s history lays buried
Beneath five oceans
As undersea tremors
Create violent commotions
Freeing from Spanish galleons
Precious metals, gemstones
To greet early...
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Categories:
civilizations, history,
Form:
Rhyme
MotherlandMotherland…
I am a desert, barren and hot.
Hoping for the rain, which I forgot.
Once, I was green, golden, and bright.
Nightingales singing night after night.
My fresh breeze...
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Categories:
civilizations, emotions, feelings, longing, peace,
Form:
Masnavi
The Ringing Sea Was privileged to have sedentary on the seashore in seraphic poetic submersion;
the ringing sounds from the distant horizon made me entirely lost in...
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Categories:
civilizations, appreciation, beach, blue, character,
Form:
Personification
My Family Is EverywhereMy family is everywhere like wild seeds sown
On the whim and bluster of a wind
Some left for Cuba before the revolution
Bring green stalks of sweet...
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Categories:
civilizations, familyfamily, old, home, family,
Form:
Free verse
Beacons of LightAs long as man has lived upon this Earth
The quest for beacons of light has endured
Primitive cultures, man’s earliest ancestors
...
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Categories:
civilizations, faith, hope, inspirationallight, light,
Form:
Quatrain
Mosaic MemoryFrightend children under the baobab
Of elders discourse playing
At the deep edge of rites
Of passages
With no Atlantic dream.
There is a beauty here
Before the other world began
Forgetting...
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Categories:
civilizations, black-african amer
Form:
Free verse
Lucifer's Laments
"Lucifer's Laments"
By M. Taha Effendi
(Dramatic Monologue)
Do You not see, Almighty God,
How Your order man defied?
So base, so vile, so gravely flawed,
Yet so consumed by pride!
He...
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Categories:
civilizations, faith, forgiveness, introspection, peace,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Egyptian ThoughtsI sometimes think of traveling to a mysterious distant land
To Cairo and the River Nile and walk on Egyptian sand
The Ismalia Folklore Festival brings together...
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Categories:
civilizations, places, river,
Form:
Couplet
Deep Beneath the OceanThe azure ocean, home to the embedded enormous incomprehensible riches of mysteries and riddles,
More than the Mars, lies unfathomed, underneath the conundrum of oceanic colossal...
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Categories:
civilizations, deep, fantasy, feelings, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
He AroseLong ago Man soaked alters in blood,
while sacrificing animals to God.
And ever since Noah and the flood
plows got hammered into sword and rod.
Civilizations grew and...
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Categories:
civilizations, bible, easter, faith, feelings,
Form:
Quatrain
OceansReigning vitality you buoy on vigor of freedom
Hugging distant continents, caressing lively shores
Eternal since birth of time, ceaseless evermore,
Sensational, immense, omnipotent, abundant,
Enthusiastically you uplift glorious...
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Categories:
civilizations, ocean,
Form:
Personification
As I Journey EastCome along with me as I journey East
where fragile cherry blossoms flutter
before raining down from cloudless skies.
Let's climb majestic mountains whose crests
are always laced...
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Categories:
civilizations, beauty, journey,
Form:
Free verse
The Reality of MagicMagic is everywhere, but stage magicians,
have no clue, as to what it really is.
Magic built our universe.
That something so complex, as the...
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Categories:
civilizations, imagery, inspiration, life, magic,
Form:
Prose
More Than the Eye Can SeeClinging at the boundary of the universe;
if it can be called a boundary at all,
is an androgynous infinity whose murmurous echo
ripples the silence of...
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Categories:
civilizations, truth, universe,
Form:
Free verse