Best Colonies Poems
Below are the all-time best Colonies poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of colonies poems written by PoetrySoup members
Soul EmbraceSunlight rains upon my face
Cascading memories cloaked in mystery
Kissing my eyelids
Ancient teardrops glide down my cheeks
Warmth illuminating my hungry soul
A sense of calm
A pulsating ellipse...
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Categories:
colonies, age, child, creation, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
New World OrderThe Rulers wield their silver shields,
wear golden coronets
while warders guard the prison...
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Categories:
colonies, drug, society,
Form:
Rhyme
Experiencing Technical DifficultiesI've never twitted on Tweeter
nor am I an Instagrammarian
I've searched on Goggle
but cannot find MyFace on the interweb
I ask "how do I find the North...
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Categories:
colonies, technology,
Form:
Free verse
Century-Twenty TwoA future world rule by Trillionaires and Billionaires
Each country with segments of puppet regime governments,
With exceptions of course,
The drug lords the cartel those with the...
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Categories:
colonies, social, society,
Form:
Free verse
Do the Math
Fifty stars
and
thirteen stripes
Wavy patriotic mathematician
do the math ...
Subtraction or addition,
what will the numbers be,
37 or 63?
Slavery took away my parents’ human rights,
and their children’s...
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Categories:
colonies, america, history, math, truth,
Form:
Narrative
Quest For Tolerancenew nation to craft
founding fathers sought to draft
a declaration of independence
document that made sense
Thomas Jefferson sought to free slaves
but was warned not to make waves
five...
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Categories:
colonies, discrimination,
Form:
Rhyme
One KneePoet: Ken Jordan
Poem: One Knee
Edited by: Sparkle Jordan
written: September 2017
One Knee
Yes, I kneel down on one knee
damn...
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Categories:
colonies, africa, america, betrayal,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Clipped Crops and Croquet MalletsI miss so many things: the old pear tree, which once lived by the walk and the bees inside. The bees almost never stung, but...
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Categories:
colonies, beauty,
Form:
Haibun
A Cowboy IsThe unsung heroes of the open plains
The outlaw bandits like Jesse James
Cut throat thieves and black jack hustlers
Green horn Cowboys and long horn...
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Categories:
colonies, cowboy-western
Form:
Rhyme
ShadesNight spills over the day like India ink from a well
bleeding into the deep crevasses of hill and dell
running into clear cold streams once shimmering,...
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Categories:
colonies, fantasy, nature, urdu, autumn,
Form:
Rubaiyat
Fifty Shades of Black
What’s the color of forced migration pain?
Ask a black person in America,
and you’ll get fifty different slave answers
What’s the silent sound of invisible chains?
Fifty killahurts...
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Categories:
colonies, allusion, color, slavery, truth,
Form:
Narrative
The Yin and Yang of Doubtful BayA subtle march hush saddles the valley
whilst dawn’s reveille is the seagulls call
staid water’s brim against ancient galley
once flew the ensign how the mighty fall.
For...
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Categories:
colonies, sea,
Form:
Quatrain
Categories:
colonies, age, nature, sunshine, technology,
Form:
Free verse
Dissecting the Declaration 2Herein lies the identity of their enemy
Herein lies the description of the abuses
Herein lies the claims against their tyrant
Herein lies the picture of their fixed...
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Categories:
colonies, america, celebration, july,
Form:
Verse
Bio Modified - Southern GentlemanBIO MODIFIED - SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN
Southern
Being courteous, sentimental, compassionate, helpful to others
I love Jesus, Southern Gospel Music, and Family
It is my plan to buy a...
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Categories:
colonies, america, beautiful, christian, environment,
Form:
Bio