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Best Graffitied Poems

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


Premium Member Footprints
There is a sense of trespass 
on this frost enameled morning
as I leave my footprints graffitied
across the white grass,
sending the noise of every step 
to...

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Categories: graffitied, beauty, morning, time,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Pompeii
"POMPEII"



Her name was Pompeii
and I her mother,
loving her beyond measure,
took great angst, my heart bursting
from the betrayal - 
she, taking several lovers
basking in the underworld
where...

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Categories: graffitied, dark, imagery, romance, symbolism,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Jazz
His hand is strafing the castellation on his trumpet, the valves moving up down up down like deranged pistons under the random machine gun fire...

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Categories: graffitied, appreciation, art, imagery, inspiration,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member This Old House
I - this vacant building, dilapidated by years and cold inadvertence.

    Obscurities dance in my eaves, ravenous belfry bats, scouring dusk -

...

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Categories: graffitied, analogy, growth, introspection, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Gorbals
The stench of urban decay winds thick 
and rank through squalid, narrow
streets christened with booze and urine,
permeating decades of neglect.

A drunken derelict slurs enthusiastic 
amens...

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Categories: graffitied, people, places, travel, urban,
Form: Free verse



The Morning Man
He greeted me when we met this morning,
No handshake.
Just a 'Hello'
And while we stood there,
In perfect stance, 
I studied him a bit more.

He seemed calm,...

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Categories: graffitied, allegory, remember, symbolism, youth,
Form: I do not know?
For Shame
For Shame
Their cold bronze eyes stare out at us from busy thoroughfare
 Heroic gaze and presence met with apathetic  stare
The marble plinths now stained...

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Categories: graffitied, politicalmen, men,
Form: Rhyme Royal
Premium Member Charlie's Old Bar
Charlie’s got an old bar outside of town.
It’s pretty seedy and plenty run down.
Characters who don’t lightly suffer fools
go there to drink whisky and to...

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© P.S. Awtry  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: graffitied, appreciation, art, nostalgia, old,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Girl Who Loved Graffiti
There once was a girl named Valorie
Who graffitied on a gallery

When the owner came out
She started to shout

“Where is my hard-earned salary?”...

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Categories: graffitied, anger, art, funny, games,
Form: Limerick
Untitled 28
The ledge is where it begins
and ends. She feels her slip rise,

her rusted wings quiver into use.
She knows the wind has a language

of its own...

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Categories: graffitied, life,
Form: Prose Poetry
Tomlinson
When we first met, 2012 was abstract chalk on the sidewalk.  He began leaving his soul, but making sure it wasn't permanent like lies...

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Categories: graffitied, deep, desire, for him,
Form: Blank verse
Missive 2
The hate of time havocs foolish fate
And I, no one's blank slate
Will not my conscience hesitate
Or cast my eyes down at evening's gate.

You are neither...

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Categories: graffitied, friendship, on writing and
Form: Verse
Untitled
Feeling lost
Will I find my purpose?

I have no direction to go
About the only thing I know

I see your glow. But that hardly puts paper in...

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Categories: graffitied, angst, nostalgia, poems, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Haiku E
pink azaleas
in a vacant lot:
graffitied walls...

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Categories: graffitied, nature,
Form: Haiku
Tongue Firmly In Cheek
What delights await
those who punctuate
with alacrity and precision.
And reserve for those who don't,
or won't, their enmity and derision.
For there's nothing worse
than a rhyme, or verse,
that...

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© John Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: graffitied, fun, literature,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs