Best Cockeyed Poems
Below are the all-time best Cockeyed poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of cockeyed poems written by PoetrySoup members
This Old BarnIt has stood for decades along the county gravel road.
Skittering mice and barn owls now call it their abode.
What was once a stately building is...
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Categories:
cockeyed, farm, nostalgia,
Form:
Rhyme
The MarinerThe Mariner's old salted-air skin, leather tight,
on a mast-hard frame of bones
and flash flood rushing blood,
faces ice-fed winds bouncing his ship
and helm cockeyed on...
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Categories:
cockeyed, adventure,
Form:
Free verse
AhaDidn’t digest my all-dressed pizza
Suffering now from insomnia
A touch of every possible phobia
Mostly of ravenous bacteria
And humongous tarantula
O yes, and the sordid mafia
Did I...
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Categories:
cockeyed, dream, fantasy, fun, imagination,
Form:
Monorhyme
Contemplating ColorI don't suppose
the white hums of summer
will ever out strum the blues;
but here before me,
two colors mingle
in polite harmony-
spouting about
like versed chums
over black coffee
so why...
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Categories:
cockeyed, introspection, life
Form:
Free verse
It's Cold HereIt's cold here.
It was cold long before
Winter arrived
harsh frigid stares
as people passed by
subtle cues
to warn us off
send us packing
"This is not your neighborhood-
you are not...
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Categories:
cockeyed, jealousy, people, perspective, places,
Form:
Free verse
Flaming Lips and FingertipsWith flaming lips and fingertips
casting words of cockeyed quips
behind a face powdered in white
preys a jackyll with teeth that bite
rouge on cheeks, evil guile at...
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Categories:
cockeyed, image,
Form:
Rhyme
Hysterical BlindnessIt continues to befuddle my inquisitive mind
why many of you have attacked and maligned
vaccines, and have decided to become aligned
with other naysayers. Are you physically...
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Categories:
cockeyed, feelings,
Form:
Rhyme
RebelliousWhat???...
To get someone to read my poems… Contests there must be.
They must be bleeping nuts thinking I can follow all those cockeyed rules.
Out of a...
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Categories:
cockeyed, adventure, angst, art, dedication,
Form:
Free verse
A Friendly ExonerationTwinkly bunch with loaded school bags
Ambition injustice and itching their backs,
Cunning those faces in front of the gate
Heedful pupils well-chosen apparently late.
A fistful...
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Categories:
cockeyed, friendshiptime, together,
Form:
Narrative
O, Dear - Whatever Can the Matter BeWhere are my shoes? I can't find my shoes!
Where have I put them? They're impossible to lose!
OMG, I'm ashamed! This is awful!...
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Categories:
cockeyed, humorous, silly,
Form:
Rhyme
OpinionsOpinions are like rectums, everyone
Has one. Sadly, blockheads have them also.
It’s what comes out: profundity or thrummed
Beliefs that make all the difference. Know
The truth and...
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Categories:
cockeyed, confusion, truth,
Form:
Sonnet
Haiku: Miss Leading 2miss leading lovers
deceptively virulent
cockeyed pandemic
Brian Johnston
July 29, 2015...
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Categories:
cockeyed, love,
Form:
Haiku
The Clockwe have a clock up on the mantel
it's right just twice each day
but, when you get to my age
i guess that it's ok
i don't need...
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Categories:
cockeyed, cute, fun, funny, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
A Comment From BeccaSweet Becca Lucas told me recently
My silliness makes her roar
Confided though, if given the choice
Prefers my serious poems more
My comfort zone has always been...
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Categories:
cockeyed, thank you, planet,
Form:
Quatrain
When You See MeWhen You See Me
“When you see me smile,
All I do is pile
The S*** from the dim
And from the dead within.
When you see me cry,
And people...
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Categories:
cockeyed, anger, cry, depression, feelings,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme