Best Concubine Poems
Below are the all-time best Concubine poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of concubine poems written by PoetrySoup members
Would You Be My Concubine?I've asked this of many women,
And get strange looks towards my way,
And in all honesty,
I think I ought to say,
What the hell is a concubine??
Is...
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Categories:
concubine, funny, love, parody, me,
Form:
Diamante
Cries of a ConcubineOnly she knows the weight of this veneer
that emanates from her aloof demeanor.
An ebony goddess, she waits in obscurity
ever ready to do the...
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Categories:
concubine, angst, dark, sad,
Form:
Free verse
Spirits In the WoodStanding all alone in the woods;
eyes shut, I feel the lilting light.
Sun dodges needles through the crown,
beams land on my skin softly so.
Brisk breezes quicken...
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Categories:
concubine, death, earth, fantasy, sin,
Form:
Free verse
All About EveWoo the woman
Love the lady
Mellow the maiden
Manage the maid
Garnish the girl
Dazzle the damsel
Bar the bimbo
Latch the lass
Silence the siren
Moor the mermaid
Net the nymph
Madden the madam
Tame...
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Categories:
concubine, eve, woman,
Form:
Free verse
Kanhapatra - WinOnce upon a time there lived a dancer
Shyama, a concubine of a feudal baron
Had a pretty girl Kanha, also a dancer
Quite excelled in playing...
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Categories:
concubine, mother, time,
Form:
Ottava rima
Our First Meeting On the Isle of ManSuch a beautiful morning
So quiet and serene
Contented and yawning
I'm living the dream.
I lie back in my deckchair
Emitting a contented sigh...
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Categories:
concubine, humorous, romance,
Form:
Rhyme
Rosaline's RevengeOh Juliet! A memory of a love long lost in vain…
thy bridal song, a dirge of darkened madrigal becomes.
Yet thought of you, for me,...
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Categories:
concubine, sad love,
Form:
Rhyme Royal
Collaboration Poem - Our First Meeting On the Isle of Man By Jan Allison and Darren WatsonSuch a beautiful morning
So quiet and serene
Contented and yawning
I'm living the dream.
I lie back in my deckchair
Emitting a contented sigh
When landing...
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Categories:
concubine, humorous, lust, relationship,
Form:
Rhyme
China SeasWillow patterns chase around a bowl
Through pictographs of bluest tide,
Paper tigers and some bitter rice
When you became some others’ bride.
Sampan glides across a lily pond,
Ornamental...
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Categories:
concubine, lost love, sad,
Form:
Verse
Vile SmartSifting for lamb in a wolves pack
Like searching for a needle in a hay stack
Predator's parameter on a scale of gourmet
Lessening time warble with each...
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Categories:
concubine, conflict, life, muse, ,
Form:
Free verse
Cracks In a Pulse-Less HeartHere in this wrecked house
passion's corrupted
and there’s molded love
in the cracks of the threshold...
tragic are the echoes within.
The air is infected with the stench
of rotting...
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Categories:
concubine, feelings, heartbreak, heartbroken,
Form:
Free verse
Rosalia - the Evil Black Witch of the Harz, Part OneRosalia - The Evil Black Witch of the Harz
Prologue
This is a rather grim epic poetic tale of Rosalia, a 16th century German witch who terrorized...
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Categories:
concubine, allegory, evil, halloween, horror,
Form:
Narrative
Monster:Punishment weighs my twisted spine,
Yet, no sin committed: not mine.
Guiltless hands bleed for guilty men
Who revel in life and again
Carve her up like worthless...
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Categories:
concubine, emotions, judgement, life, loss,
Form:
Rondeau
Black WitchBorn and raised as a little child in a Witches’ coven,
the Black Witch was indeed a very precocious child
whose hell-spawned soul was seared in Hell’s...
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Categories:
concubine, allegory, angst, betrayal, evil,
Form:
Quatrain
50's and 60's Weird Tv On Channel Three - Part 2 Continued from Part 1
Matt Dillon chases Jack LaLane
Around a roller derby lane
I think I need some more cocaine,
So please don’t ever come back...
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Categories:
concubine, parody, night, me, night,
Form:
Rhyme