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Best Crookedly Poems

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


Unburdened
The old man sighed
Sitting on a rock next to a pond
Crookedly balancing Yin and Yang between his eyelashes
Conversing with the Lady of the pond
Jade eyes...

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Categories: crookedly, time, beautiful, old, water,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Water's Weakness
There is nothing weaker than water
But none is superior to it in overcoming the hard,
For which there is no substitute.
(Laotse, "Nothing Weaker Than Water", Lin...

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Categories: crookedly, power, psychological, water, western,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 28
Quietly, the memory of my grandfather manifested itself,
In the colors and shimmers of the Holy Spirit, 
I saw his human face,
The familiar lines, the flesh,
The...

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Categories: crookedly, allegory, analogy, deep, emotions,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Nowhere To Hide
Cascades of stretching autumn ivy
snuggle close to the verdigris hardware
of an intricately carved, but sun-bleached
walnut door under a collapsing portico.

Droplets of sweat trace jigsaw trails
through...

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Categories: crookedly, age, destiny, future, lonely,
Form: Free verse
Rain and Flood
RAIN AND FLOOD

Raining all through the night,
Mum and Dad kept busy 
wading water .
Soon, the flood overflew 
 the wooden bench we 
Sat on. And...

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Categories: crookedly, rain,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



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Now, that the Maiden was Unaided, Quickly, ‘He’ Located, Her Craftily
Beth, was in A...

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Categories: crookedly, adventure, fantasy, girlfriend-boyfriend, history,
Form: Ballad
Methusela Driving An Electric Cart At Walmart
soon all that will be left is a jar with
 a vertibrae and rubbing alcohol.

  methusela growing long exo-sceletal fingernails
 in his seven hundreth...

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Categories: crookedly, allegory,
Form: Blank verse
Ablaze - Part One
Once there was an elder who possessed a fortune vast.
He was the proprietor of lands he had amassed,
dwellings and retainers and a mansion huge and...

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Categories: crookedly, allusion, desire, destiny, fire,
Form: Narrative
The Pretender
Crookedly cunning,
Hurtful and sly;
Always a liar:
Risky to buy.
Lacking integrity,
And a willingness to try:
This true chameleon,
An artful scallion;
Not likely to change,until he die.

   ...

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Categories: crookedly, mystery
Form: Acrostic
Crooked Crooks, Babbling Brook
In this crooked chair i sit
at this crooked table
at this crooked desk
and write my crooked thoughts
looking out the crooked window
out onto the crooked crooked street
thinking...

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Categories: crookedly, art, confusion, depression, funny,
Form: Free verse
Apart From the Decay
an old shed leans crookedly in the tall 
grass.

  a door is lifted and opened.

 like a warn vinyl record to the needle 
rusty...

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Categories: crookedly, allegory,
Form: Than-Bauk
Charles Bukowski and the Emo-Girl
in the back of the bus they sit akwardly across from each 
other. the smell of pabst and pall mall cigerettes magnetically repells against strawberry...

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Categories: crookedly,
Form: I do not know?
Of Salt and Oranges
a grandfather clock in  the corner of the
 room turns its grayhead and sounds.

it is the hour of salt... it is the hour of...

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Categories: crookedly,
Form: I do not know?
Weathered Windows
Weathered Windows


Savor the meadow as far as eyes grasped;
Wildlife walk gingerly;
Walked behind them, nodded.
Purple and orange wildflowers
Just didn't fit.
Twenty one posts with mildew
Surrounded the thrown...

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Categories: crookedly, seasons,
Form: Prose Poetry
Wipe It. Meet Me.
When I shut the door
reduce your blatant name
to silence, I don’t caress
but sob your skin.
A pen carves paper.
as I shrink and crookedly
sip the lack in...

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Categories: crookedly, devotion, hope, introspection, loss,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs