Best Exhibitions Poems
Below are the all-time best Exhibitions poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of exhibitions poems written by PoetrySoup members
ShamelessSo many weep from pleasure or from pain
and raise their invocations to the sky.
I watch them from the corner of my eye.
Their exhibitions I would...
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Categories:
exhibitions, perspective,
Form:
Sonnet
A SheenJean would go with me
to Exhibitions in halls.
Our passion was factories
in photos a-sheen.
Glossy factories
with no people outside or in,
but gleaming machines
in factories - a sheen.
Tall...
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Categories:
exhibitions, passion,
Form:
Light Verse
Earth TrotsEarth trots
Behind the meandering
Leashed by their anxieties
And we in silence
Cannot tell of our perplexities
This age
Is too politically correct
And will not stand
Such truths
There is no lattitude...
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Categories:
exhibitions, political
Form:
Free verse
Sailors In the SkyVultures on the wing high up in the sky
Careen in flight as they go sailing by
Tracing out patterns of vanishing lines
As they create most exquisite...
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Categories:
exhibitions, bird, flying, nature, sky,
Form:
Quatrain
All Art Is Erotic, Gustav Klimt"All art is erotic", quote from Gustav Klimt
The Kiss... Gustav Klimt
Son of a Bohemian gold engraver
Childhood marked by poverty
Influenced by Japanese art
Developed his talent...
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Categories:
exhibitions, art, beauty, celebrity, culture,
Form:
Free verse
Damn Divisive Demagogic DerelictDas Don doth debilitate democracy
driving a collateral wedge
deliberately dividing differences
collaborating, collapsing, and collaring
disparity amidst ever
increasing homogenization
extant within contiguous United States
across world wide web for that...
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Categories:
exhibitions, america, conflict, grief, howl,
Form:
Political Verse
Carnival of No Returnthey say that
the traveling carnival
will visit our town soon
whether the weather
has been lately
somehow filled with gloom
and I'm just lurking
by the railway tracks
waiting for the ghostly...
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Categories:
exhibitions, dark, evil, fun, horror,
Form:
Rhyme
Small Wars In Paradise
"Small Wars in Paradise"
A small war in paradise
where the walls
are dripping
hearts pinned
with golden words
A ghost behind
the eyes of a Fate
shines a light
on...
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Categories:
exhibitions, future, muse, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
Complex SimplicityA woman and her entire family
submitting to a voluntary search
of a neighbour’s child’s pet.
Permission regularly donated
from a CEO to his subordinates
before exercising his absolute rights.
Chewing...
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Categories:
exhibitions, analogy, character, humanity, image,
Form:
Lyric
It Is Not As If I Chose ThisIt is not because I chose this
In deed it was your breath and kiss,
Which wander’d through protective fences,
Guarding me from love’s pretenses.
I was a hurt...
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Categories:
exhibitions, love,
Form:
Free verse
Captain Bostock's Jungle BungleThe Coney Islands new(est) attraction arrives!
The Dreampark delivers drollness inside, a guaranteed grin.
Mr. Bostock trains with the wildest of beasts.
Eating seated with bears, slacks on...
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Categories:
exhibitions, appreciation, fun, history, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
She's BackAll you can say about this young lady
Is that she's back and performing better than ever
Just to see her competing in exhibitions is enough
To tell...
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Categories:
exhibitions, sports,
Form:
Free verse
Reasons Fore the Sporting SeasonsThere once was a General who had an investment in the swamp
He had many ways of getting what he wants
Including making things great...
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Categories:
exhibitions, america, history, image, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Gustav KlimtHe was the son of Ernst, an immigrant gold engraver,
his devoted mother Anna was a gifted musician-
Austrian painter Gustav Klimt was but one of...
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Categories:
exhibitions, art,
Form:
Quatrain
Cannot Win, Cannot Lose‘Love All’- the chair umpire announces
She whispers, ‘Love one’
He whispers back, ‘Love two’
And the game begins
Playing field, uneven
Two middle-aged, thus engaged
In more than just a...
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Categories:
exhibitions, allegory, analogy, anxiety, confusion,
Form:
Dramatic Verse