Best Demarcations Poems
Below are the all-time best Demarcations poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of demarcations poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Myriad Colored LandCrowned with a tiara,precious white,
crashing at the heels turquoise tide.
here all known colors exude through ,
at every step diversities brew.
The winds of past,
would forever last.
waltzing...
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Categories:
demarcations, dedication,
Form:
Prose
Year's EndYear's end.
The calendar expires
in time's continuum.
Arbitrary demarcations
shift and fade.
Locations change; faces age.
Everything, though different,
remains the same.
Plus ca change, plus ca meme.
The stars are ruled by...
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Categories:
demarcations, allegory, angst, history, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
The Leonardo 500Leonardo more than a Renaissance man
artist? yes but -
sculptor? yes but -
musician? yes but -
anatomist? yes but -
cartographer? yes but -...
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Categories:
demarcations, art, imagination, inspiration, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
A Map of PossibilitiesThings confuse me easily these days
it might be age or some kind of rare
oncoming dementia preparing me for
a difficult but joyous passage...
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Categories:
demarcations, anxiety, uplifting,
Form:
Verse
Rush Amid the Rapids PublishedThe greatest performance of my life.
Howard’s proud piece de resistance award on Poetry Nook for my magnum opus “Rush Amid The Rapids”...
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Categories:
demarcations, adventure, age, appreciation, art,
Form:
Prose
Elegy Written On the Death of a ParamourELEGY WRITTEN ON THE DEATH
OF A PARAMOUR
How many faces shroud
A paramour ?
One, two, more!
He was vibrant
Man hood with veins and vines
Gushing passion
Historicity
Genetic thread bestowed
Chewing wild...
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Categories:
demarcations, death, body, love,
Form:
Elegy
UnManifest TimeDouble-binding demarcations of physical incarnation
Follow time's conceptual season path.
What we have named "time"
remains elusive, evasive,
does not present itself.
Ubiquitously coincidental with flow of thought,
fertile consciousness,
yet climatically...
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Categories:
demarcations, character, identity, love, nature,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
A Lengthy SubjectWhen you lost your kidneys, you can replace.
Who cares that will donate or having human lace.
When you become healthy you prefer to see face,
You...
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Categories:
demarcations, caregiving
Form:
Free verse
Paired, With ReservationsPaired, With Reservations
The soft curve of her spirit-
Her true shape only emergent after countless
Half-glances in the half-light of morning’s edge.
What line is drawn by...
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Categories:
demarcations, friendship, life, love, nature,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Social TranceAlong the stretch of an alley etched in cracked cobblestone,
Walks a conquered weary swain besides his penumbral casted clone.
Onwards he treads towards the recycled mill...
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Categories:
demarcations, earth, social, society,
Form:
Couplet
Wisdom's CallWisdom and understanding do raise their voice
On the stands beside the paths they yell that you make a choice;
At the gates of bazaars both...
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Categories:
demarcations, introspectionmen, world, fear, men,
Form:
Pastoral
Where Were You In the 70'sThe question itself begs interpretation,
The word 'where' concealing so many implications
Is this 'where' a physical place, or state of mind?
Perhaps it's...
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Categories:
demarcations, language, paris, sea, word
Form:
Rhyme
Log Rhythm Intercepts Highland Manor Sloped BasinNature made convenient sluice,
when pool water did wend
down the gentle slope
describing gargantuan wetsuit...
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Categories:
demarcations, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
The Pain of Stars and StripesIt has been said that pain is
a conversation waiting to be had.
If that is so, there’s so much to share:
Today, the term the United States
is...
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Categories:
demarcations, allegory, america, analogy, conflict,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Electric Highways SingingElectric highways sing through open lines
Lullaby's hum good-byes as morning calls
Hang out before they hang up a smile
Yellow birds come to cling
Come alive up on...
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Categories:
demarcations, adventure, age, image, life,
Form:
Free verse