Best Genetic Poems
Below are the all-time best Genetic poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of genetic poems written by PoetrySoup members
Simple Man, Just Striving To Have A Simple SoulSimple Man, Just Striving To Have A Simple Soul
There was no great air of mystery about him
tho' kind, too much of his life had been...
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Categories:
genetic, death, deep, endurance, farewell,
Form:
Rhyme
CUTTING THE TIESFor many
Long years
I’ve lived
In your
SSssss
HHhhh
AAaaa
DDddd
OOooo
WWww
Your eyes
Cannot hide
Your lies
Pure deception -
now rejection
I take my
KNIFE=====
...
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Categories:
genetic, conflict, dark, deep, family,
Form:
Free verse
The God MachineI really have outdone myself this time!
My ‘God Machine’ is finally in place!
I’ll never have to fret about a rhyme,
Or stop for a red light...
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Categories:
genetic, god, humor, judgement, planet,
Form:
Rhyme
When Afflictions feel like Inflictions
I once was fast and so athletic. Bad afflictions? I had none.
Measles, mumps (the normal things). Youth was so much fun.
Then came my childbearing early...
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Categories:
genetic, body,
Form:
Couplet
FRILLY FILLY'S FAMOUS STORYFILLY’S FAMOUS STORY
Although I am pink, don’t ever think
That this filly is just frilly and silly,
For I am a thorough bred filly...
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Categories:
genetic, horse,
Form:
Free verse
Dandelions and RosesOf Dandelions and Roses
Among the bricks and stones
dandelions persist, finding
any smallest egress to pop
through.
My Irish Grammie called me
her "Rose so sweet"
Truth is - I...
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Categories:
genetic, writing,
Form:
Blank verse
A Penny for Your ThoughtsInspired by the following quote: "Character cannot be developed in ease and quiet. Only through experience of trial and suffering can the soul be...
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Categories:
genetic, angst, confusion,
Form:
Sonnet
Canvas of Catastrophe
Canvas of Catastrophe
An outcast portait of society
Public opinion timidly restrained
Descriptive world of psychotic anarchy
Borderline genius, brilliantly insane
Artificial imagined ancient discovery
Sacrificed human, silenced little lamb
Red drifted...
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Categories:
genetic, america, change, conflict, corruption,
Form:
Rhyme
A Kneaded LifeI’ve watched him whither. He came to me a decade ago, stooped in pain. The fine-boned features of his face and the clarity of his...
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Categories:
genetic, age, dream, love,
Form:
Haibun
The Skeletons And Songs Of Samsara - 1
The skeletons and songs of samsara eternal
fleshed, fattened and flamed in karmic harmony,
your heart begins to beat in dark plethora roll
an in utero thunder thumps...
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Categories:
genetic, birth, death, life,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Farming as a terrorist actGoing on down to the demos today
the last farmer has been put away.
They shot him down
just outside of town.
Police found him in his own cornfield,
where...
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Categories:
genetic, allegory, funny, on work
Form:
Rhyme
WRITTEN WHEN MOST ARE PROUD CYBORGS
In pleasantries, orchestrated on our screens,
We live the lives of many men and women,
As if sex could be! We grow, composed of well-cooked pablum
Eaten between...
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Categories:
genetic, philosophy, political, science fiction,
Form:
Verse
A weak state of affairsThe people of the state oppressed
should have a referdum by rights
God given unto them by speech
words draws the sword
To back anything...
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Categories:
genetic, betrayal, conflict, earth day,
Form:
Narrative
Embryonic Time TravelersTime travel has always fascinated man
Could UFOs be steered by human hands
Consider this premise before you say no
So called “grays” resemble human embryos
Evolution proceeds, gene...
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Categories:
genetic, science, visionaryautumn, may,
Form:
Quatrain
The Phenomenal Transient World
"The Phenomenal Transient World"
I had a thought
it came
from Me
that internal Me
the Me, that Is,
I Am
It traversed a
world outwards
from inside
like the rings
recorded in...
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Categories:
genetic, freedom, i am, muse,
Form:
Free verse
FatherA tradesman’s son and temple secrets die
in sixty nine years, never knowing why.
Contempt delivered their first child perfect,
your childhood gauntlet galvanized neglect.
A mother’s son and...
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Categories:
genetic, bible, childhood, christian, faith,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
SorryChest tight
no light
cant fight
a blight
Tears threten to spill
I promise not to kill
I beg for you to fill
just please wait untill
I crave the past,
tears under the...
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Categories:
genetic, absence, depression, hurt, i
Form:
Lyric
Fragile PeopleEach one a universe unmapped
beneath a frail façade of skin,
a globe, where the value hides,
not on the surface, but within.
Sometimes glimpses are discerned
on the...
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Categories:
genetic, emotions, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Sick ThoughtsI wondered if owls became depressed
And if they ever cry
Then instead of saying who
They just wondered why
If a man pulls pickles from a jar
At...
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Categories:
genetic, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
Today I Wrote Poetry
There is a certain misery
That comes with daily routine
Conquering-
the memory
Of a life
LeSS...
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Categories:
genetic, happiness, society, solitude,
Form:
Prose
Born to Woe
More and more now, discomfort has become my constant company. I do not like it! Then I think of others who are cursed with conditions...
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Categories:
genetic, pain,
Form:
Haibun
Post revelation discerning( after Sachida's after the war)
There will be war, in fact, there have always been wars,
and will continue.
Wars satisfy us.
Our nasty muscles move in festive...
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Categories:
genetic, 4th grade, addiction, age,
Form:
I do not know?
Why Men Are Called Groom And Women BrideWHY MEN ARE CALLED GROOM AND WOMEN BRIDE
Hullabaloo and cacophony etched in your Union,
Soliloquies to break up with your said-protagonist of a spouse,
You forgot your...
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Categories:
genetic, 1st grade, for her,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
Epidermal Evidence
It’s skin deep evident,
being black is an inherent crime
It doesn’t matter whether we
peacefully
stand our ground,
or be siren subservient —
Hands in the air,
knees bent
We...
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Categories:
genetic, grief, perspective, truth, violence,
Form:
Elegy
No MoreI was born a female
You were born a male
None of us had a say in the matter of our birth
Neither did we chose from what...
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Categories:
genetic, culture,
Form:
Rhyme