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Best Earthward Poems

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


Premium Member The Day After Christmas
On the day after Christmas, they started appearing,
cast out of houses, stripped of their finery,
lying crooked in the gutter, garbage bags flanking.

My brothers and I...

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Categories: earthward, childhood, christmas, death,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member January Jest - a Collaboration
A collaborative poem, written in renga format, or "linked-verse", by Timothy Hicks and Jesse Whitehead.

Verses in normal font are by me.
Verses in italic are by...

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Categories: earthward, autumn, beach, change, nature,
Form: Rengay
Tree Rape
Scarlet and golden etched,
autumn leaves reflect summer's apprehended glory
incised in deep veined images.
Released, they sigh earthward like final breaths.

Sharp pungence ripens , musty tang,
a piquant...

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Categories: earthward, autumn, change, nature,
Form: Free verse
Fig Tree, New Year's Day
Our fig in January, entirely denuded now
like my heart in your absence, is but
more beautiful, if possible, in its seasonal
solemnity than in summer's exacting extravagance.
The...

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© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: earthward, naturewinter, winter, new year,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Breathless
My eyes are all out of breath

A day such as this
              ...

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Categories: earthward, happiness, imagination, nature,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Love's Limpid Pools
Together, we'd swim the depths of our souls,
splashing and playing in love's limpid pools.
And we'd adopt each other's hopes and goals,
love-struck teenagers and romantic fools.

Holding...

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Categories: earthward, 10th grade, age, beautiful,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Dark Hope, Weeping Sky
Lost, to the darkness, deep ...

This bleak sojourn I have made times on end,
dipping my eyes to the dreadful forms that mock me,
a maelstrom of...

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Categories: earthward, dark, deep, hope, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Come and Find Me In My Solitude
Solitude sounds good on balance, yet perhaps that is just me.
There is the implication of loneliness, of nobody to talk to,
and I think of the...

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Categories: earthward, beauty, nature, peace,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Bed Time Story Boogeyman
Bed time story

  Night sky stood still inky dark and gloomy
  There came a light that flickered zigzagging behind the clouds
  a...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: earthward, books, child, scary, weather,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Crater Lake - Sleeping Beast
I round a bend in the trail ...

And gasp, literally ...
The scene before me takes my breath away
And I stop, transfixed by the sheer breadth...

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Categories: earthward, imagery, metaphor, nature,
Form: Free verse
The Meteor - Sofa People
THE    METEOR - SOFA   PEOPLE

Sofa pyromaniacs are skilled to put it mildly. 
Fueled fiercely by gasoline (as is fitting)	 
Or...

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Categories: earthward, funny,
Form: Quatrain
Need To Feed
Popcorn and assorted snacks in hand 
  
My vision obscured with the theatres darkness 
  
The streets permeated with shrieks of horror 
...

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Categories: earthward, adventure, confusion, science fiction,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Love Is - Part 2
love is fatal attraction
just another Icarus
plummeting slowly earthward
as tight knit bonds fail...

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Categories: earthward, love,
Form: Dodoitsu
Premium Member The Epiphany of Three Men of the Cloth
*Image of The Collection Plate by TPW.

The Epiphany of Three Men of the Cloth

My submission is of an objective accounting that had scintillated at my...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: earthward, character, money, religious,
Form: Narrative
And the Snow Was Somehow the Cause of the Maloccluded Door
Earlier in the month but lately begun, 
(Or was it perhaps the last one, the one before-November?
I know of a surety that it was a...

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Categories: earthward, adventure, allegory, allusion, anniversary,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things