Get Your Premium Membership

Best Cogs Poems

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


Premium Member Frozen Howl
Inside a knowledge turning cogs on this wheel
born from the darkness a heart rules supreme
fear in one wish looking towards tunnel light love
All that will...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, beauty, dream, emotions, heart,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member far off memories
far off memories
like scattered dreams
lie dormant
waiting 

to come to life
              and haunt
...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, age,
Form: Verse
Meteorological Migraine
There’s rain in my brain,
A pitter patter on the old grey matter,
Cats and dogs in the cerebral cogs,
A shower dampening my mental power.
There’s precipitation in...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, health, humor, humorous, weather,
Form: Free verse
Dig Deep
From the deep dark corners of my brain I strain to bring to the surface
the answers I've locked deep, so deep within...Like the matter inside...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, deep,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Absinthe Eventide
I sauntered in an evening mist
   A midnight's heaven, magic-kissed
      Lamp-lit raindrops pattered, awesome
    ...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, adventure, imagery, magic, paris,
Form: Quintilla



The Village On the Water V
Showering white light illuminates 
  Bright-Moon Bay;
   In the overlooking Moon-Inviting Pavilion,
 Li Bai had raised his twinkling, rich amber
Coloured wineglass
 ...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, appreciation, beauty, places,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member m'lady sleeps -
a remembrance of the perfect girl
      the phantoms of a wakeless world
        ...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, analogy, dream, love, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Systematically Contrived Dust
The universe is immeasurable,
  we are merely infinitesimal
      machinery keeping pace,
as churning cogs tick wildly 
  transmitting within...

Read more of this work...
© Paloma P   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cogs, destiny, identity, life, people,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Restless Girl In a Pink Bedroom
A restless girl in a pink bedroom 
  Scans the implacable ceiling, 
Or buries her face in a book 
  To subdue the...

Read more of this work...
© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cogs, confusion, introspection, life, seasons,
Form: Verse
Tick Tocking
She closed  the door behind her with tears locking 
millions of cogs , snapped shut
Clock stopped ticking, tocking 
For a moment
I stare, already knowing
The...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, friendship, people,
Form: Free verse
A Strange Machine
The body is a strange machine
With lots of moving parts
And once we’re born, like products purchased,
All the action starts.

The heart pumps blood, the lungs expand
And...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, body,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member An Interior Mechanism
There are no cogs, springs, wheels, or gears inside of me.
I'm a flawed human whose mind and heart often disagree.
I don't have parts, interior mechanisms...

Read more of this work...
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cogs, stress,
Form: Rhyme
Love Bones
Bedsprings crochet bones together.
His back is sutured to gripes
stitched to gummy joints.

In the toilet, avoiding the mirror,
humming softly,
shunning conversation with himself -
the ceiling drips a...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, poetry,
Form: Blank verse
Magnetism
Lights flicker, 
buttons ping, 
new clicks whirr 
in the beautiful machine.

My head slides,
my eyes turn, peer in,
gaze: 
magnetized by novelty, in this tiny 
maze, slinking...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, desire, evil,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Recollections of a Reckless Youth
Warning: Mature themes, though at the time.             

     ...

Read more of this work...
Categories: cogs, life,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things