Best Half Formed Poems
Below are the all-time best Half Formed poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of half formed poems written by PoetrySoup members
PerceptionTo see ourselves as others see us --
unmasked images, through others' eyes --
half-formed caricatures, perhaps --
or mere grotesqueries --
barely recognized, telling
what we thought to...
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Categories:
half formed, confusion, introspection, life, people,
Form:
Free verse
LostHorrid, horrid thought;
Tiny Mother reaching forth,
Reaching always to enfold,
And in enfolding just to hold.
Crying from want…and need;
Crying from loss and deed.
What to do? What to...
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Categories:
half formed, confusionloss, loss, mother,
Form:
Rhyme
What Fools"You shall know the Truth, and the Truth
Shall make you free."
We wait for what will never happen;
the consequences of inaction
may overtake at any moment.
Vaguely felt...
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Categories:
half formed, angst, culture, freedom, funny,
Form:
Free verse
The SnowmanI can ride with galaxies out of sight
explore the far edge of everywhere
I can pause to walk at the speed of...
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Categories:
half formed, innocence, philosophy, snow, youth,
Form:
Verse
Loss of the Golden FlowerIt was now several years ago,
my chivalry yet half-formed, ablaze,
and wishing to melt all reason down,
for the mind shall bar the heart's fool ways.
I gazed...
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Categories:
half formed, beauty, garden, lost love,
Form:
Quatrain
Sonnets Xcviii-CSonnets XCVIII-CII
Willy Nilly
by Michael R. Burch
for the Demiurge aka Yahweh/Jehovah
Isn’t it silly, Willy Nilly?
You made the stallion,
you made the filly,
and now they sleep
in the...
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Categories:
half formed, bible, christian, god, heaven,
Form:
Sonnet
The RantGone now are the wondrous minds of old,
whose era treasured learning over gold,
And humble were the thoughts and words of these,
who, trothed to truth, would...
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Categories:
half formed, people, philosophy, political, society,
Form:
Didactic
The Tender Weight of Her SighsThe Tender Weight of Her Sighs
by Michael R. Burch
The tender weight of her sighs
lies heavily upon my heart;
apart from her, full of doubt,
without her presence...
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Categories:
half formed, creation, depression, divorce, farewell,
Form:
Sonnet
Counting CoconutsEach day many fall,
Them hardened furry balls.
And oh how they call
Perched on the coconut tree sturdy and tall
Nothing but ‘em coconuts on a dead-end street
With...
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Categories:
half formed, loss, lost love, love,
Form:
Free verse
Heat LighteningHeat Lightening
by Michael R. Burch
Each night beneath the elms, we never knew
which lights beyond dark hills might stall, advance,
then lurch into strange headbeams tilted up
like...
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Categories:
half formed, car, crush, desire, love,
Form:
Sonnet
EmergencyresetbuttonI need to purge my blood of these shivers, smoke-filled bubbles burst in blood capillaries, an embolysym of you, an embolysym of truth. So much...
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Categories:
half formed, angst, loss, sad, me,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Where the Sweet MeetLife like from a fish bowl, really!
Way ... encapsulated like above and behind, you know?
All those like gilded dado's of peachy-pink, gnarly puff, sweet aye?
All...
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Categories:
half formed, funny, history, satire, sweet,
Form:
Verse
ConsumedDescending,
I manipulate and manoeuvre for the updraft
Spluttering,
I spiral down, then briefly up again, to glimpse a glowing sky
...
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Categories:
half formed, journey,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Sweet MeatsLife from a fish bowl
encapsulated ..above and
behind the gilded dado's of peachy pink
and flannel-gray of San Fran's
Victorian Ladies
Life wrapped with the ledges and...
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Categories:
half formed, art,
Form:
Free verse
Requiem For a Lost Specimen of PoesyInto what wisp of cloud or clod did my poem flee?
Into what minuscular pinch of diaphanous, free-floating empyreal, stratospheric air did my figurative furled parchment...
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Categories:
half formed, absence, abuse, adventure, anniversary,
Form:
Free verse