Best Cultural Poems
Below are the all-time best Cultural poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of cultural poems written by PoetrySoup members
Last LetterOh my dearest love, how longingly I recall
Amorous wink of joy, teasing zealous eyes
When you held my hand on journey of life
And never let go...
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Categories:
cultural, farewell, goodbye, love,
Form:
Verse
I Am MoreI am more than your definitions
more than affixed labels
placed on my anatomy
more than your misconceptions
or even valid perceptions
I am more
I am more than what's written...
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Categories:
cultural, poetry,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Adrift In FictionPlacid rain gently kisses unblemished windows
as leaves fall in an Autumn breeze.
In the distance cinereal clouds congregate,
converging upon the city's royal citadel.
Oblivious to the storm,...
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Categories:
cultural, analogy, appreciation, books,
Form:
Prose
Arikara Born
I like many others have lived in our dreams
In this world where I lived amongst forests and streams
Where the Great Plains stretched and our rivers...
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Categories:
cultural, america, childhood, places,
Form:
Rhyme
LoveLove
Love is a thing
You can't see it nor can you touch it
But you sure can see and feel its effect
A deep affection that fills you...
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Categories:
cultural, happy, inspiration, love,
Form:
Free verse
Chapter and Verse a Live Poetry RecitalGood evening Ladies
May I say, I am honored and privileged
As this is the first ever time
I have read in front of a woman’s only...
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Categories:
cultural, animal, farm, humorous, poetry,
Form:
Light Verse
Elegant DanceRhythmic pose arcs lifting elegant ambience
Graceful dance enshrines artful renascence
Visceral posture invites emotional response
Festive celebration of aesthetic renaissance.
Attired in red and blue of simple elegance...
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Categories:
cultural, art,
Form:
Quatrain
Pearl of the Orient
"Ang hindi lumingon sa pinanggalingan,
hindi makakarating sa paroroonan".
(A person who does not remember where he came from
will never reach his destination).
Filipino proverb.
Gift me...
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Categories:
cultural, travel,
Form:
Free verse
Savage Garden
sergeant pepper smokes his stogie in a capsized submarine-
lucky lucy clad in yellow wears her purple diamond ring
rainbow demons play gin rummy on a sunlit...
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Categories:
cultural, allusion, society,
Form:
Rhyme
Prophecy of SandMen, they say
Dominators
Slayers
Conquerors
We have been subjugated by their culture and rules
The norms and the religions of masculine fools
The laws and the clowns
The world one day...
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Categories:
cultural, dedication, divorce, history,
Form:
Free verse
Doctor Ram: the Soup's Golden Voiceour beloved brother from India
Dr. Ram’s words are better than gold
board his magic carpet
woven with wit, intellect and insight
soar through sagas steeped in mythology
captivating revelations...
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Categories:
cultural, dedication, peoplewords, work, work,
Form:
Free verse
VoicesWhen cover of a book teases us to pry
Courted we're by sound of their voices:
Writers, creators, poets, and scholars--
Inviting us to virtues of wisdom inside.
If...
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Categories:
cultural, art, culture, literature, music,
Form:
Verse
Ignis FatuusOkay, okay, I confess. We stole the only hyperdrive ship that wasn't destroyed in the war. But what choice did we have? Our world is...
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Categories:
cultural, destiny, hope,
Form:
Free verse
A World Without War
Peace and unity sing in harmony, echoing worldwide,
When acts of humility replace revenge-infused pride,
When narrowness of mind, naked ambitions subside,
When nations of goodwill, stand together...
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Categories:
cultural, peace, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Senseless ( Part One )Senseless
What is it inside the heart of man
That cannot appreciate another’s suffering
Were we born with this senseless implacability
Is it from life itself we grow these...
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Categories:
cultural, lifewoman, dream, dream,
Form:
Free verse