Best Esthetic Poems
Below are the all-time best Esthetic poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of esthetic poems written by PoetrySoup members
Inside the Middle Kingdom31/10/18
Beneath a pale sky of bleakest white,
Songs carried by the eastern wind,
The faint sounds of flutes and lesser known cries,
Reveal a surface less skimmed.
The slowest...
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Categories:
esthetic, beautiful, happiness, health, morning,
Form:
Free verse
Welcome To Eden Picture Perfect Countryside Village SerenityThe waters trickling under the
crossing bridge grows ever dormant
And on the one and only discernable
route into this village languishing beneath
there is a old rickety swinging...
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Categories:
esthetic, beautiful,
Form:
Free verse
number 10.)
Appropriations will be cost effective only when mass production is labeled'for
esthetic use only'.
number 9).
All committee decisions must be based on my own and...
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Categories:
esthetic, art, funny, parody, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Go West, Young Man (But Not So Fast)!The old saw "Go West, Young Man" is attributed to Horace Greeley,
But it was coined by a writer from a Terre Haute paper, really!
Horace was...
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Categories:
esthetic, funny
Form:
Rhyme
A Significant EleganceI marvel at her elegance
elegance born of an understanding
an esthetic awareness, the knowing of who she is
She embraces both the beauty and limitations of...
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Categories:
esthetic, beauty, clothes, uplifting,
Form:
Free verse
ImpatiensGrowing flowers is a family tradition
Each spring, I set out on a new expedition
Traveling from nursery to nursery to find
Multi-colored impatiens, no two of one...
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Categories:
esthetic, happiness, nature
Form:
Sonnet
Back To Eden—stimulatingTemperately cooled shade
From Cedar trees off the
Coast of Lebanon
Shielded our state of
Nudity. Sincerely we
Speculated; as I wonderfully
Whispered in her esthetic...
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Categories:
esthetic, adventure, imagination, love, passion,
Form:
Burlesque
John Gondolf
John’s “journey of high hopes through life’s extremes”
Of “searching poet’s trek while chasing dreams”,
“Heavy load of life”, eloquently shared,
No inner longings of his soul...
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Categories:
esthetic, poets,
Form:
Acrostic
Pink SnowConceived by negative compounds
I came to existence,
Covered in an attractive outfit
An attraction too many
My sisters’ crystal clear
Cold and useful
Could be found at the poles
to...
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Categories:
esthetic, natural disasters, nature,
Form:
Imagism
No'sNo’s
Talking to themselves in the third person
Detached, separate,
ominous—a stilted nuance that does want to know
Abrupt attention spans lashing out as the deadends...
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Categories:
esthetic, political, urban
Form:
Free verse
Symmetrically Stunning SimplicitySimplicity seduces stunning symmetrically salivating stimuli
Complexity confounds controlled curiosities calculating clarify
Ambiguous ambitions amplify arousing academics admirable
Mellifluous melodies making magical memories memorable
Poetic pendulums pondering pensive promiscuous...
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Categories:
esthetic, conflict, imagination, poetry,
Form:
Alliteration
The Fen and KingdomEsthetic arts and ample wisdom
Upon a sullied fen and a gemmed kingdom
Sullied fen, how filthy you are!
Beauty has fled and is now afar
We seek wisdom,...
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Categories:
esthetic, allegory, people, philosophy, wisdom,
Form:
Couplet
A La Larissa Perfume“A La Larissa” perfume has appeared!
The fragrance of it is great and neared.
It’s just for your elegance and intelligence.
It’s not for the masses!
It’s for the...
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Categories:
esthetic, art, fantasy, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
LibraLIBRA
L ooks on to the bright side and loves to learn new things
I ntellectual and has a keen mind...
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Categories:
esthetic, character, self, star,
Form:
Acrostic
If These Guys Didn'T Use the Word, Why Should IShakespeare found nothing esthetic about peripatetic
Kazantzakis and Joyce found it maudlin, bathetic
Dickens and Dickinson thought it alarmingly phrenetic
I’d use...
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Categories:
esthetic, silly, word play, words,
Form:
Monorhyme