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Best Handshakes Poems

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


Premium Member Food For Thought - With Chris Green
Lyrics start 0.05 - timed to the music

Pack your bags dear, there’s a Croc near
And he’s creeping, through the night
With his eye on - on...

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Categories: handshakes, food, health, scary,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Meeting the Soupers
I have entered a room filled with handshakes and friendship
Sharing hugs here and there, there's a buzz in the air
Soupers queued, center stage, with a...

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Categories: handshakes, friendship, write,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Inner City
Broken windows give no reflection
graffiti for those who can read

concrete streets are polluted rivers
passing shoes leave bodies in need

disillusion is a crumbled sidewalk
stretching to an...

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Categories: handshakes, city,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member School, 1950s
A curious cocktail of odours greets us 
as we move in from playground
to corridor, to cloakroom, to classroom.

Beeswax fragrance: freshly buffed parquet.
Brasso smell: base metal...

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Categories: handshakes, bible, education, faith, religion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Empire Strikes Back
War is a time of great conflict 
bringing so much misery and suffering 
to a generation of people mistreated
on their knees in it's wake 
prayers...

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Categories: handshakes, blessing, feelings, god, hate,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Against Peace
This world has fallen into chaos 
Let's awake the sleeping demon
when a certain world leader 
has used from the forbidden book 

Totalitarian dictatorship under lies...

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Categories: handshakes, abortion, anti bullying, betrayal,
Form: Quatrain
Bleeding the Optimism
Rust on padlocked factory gates
from tears of broken men.
Time has stopped on the golden watch,
freeze framed memories of a better past.

Scattered faces breed sour looks
for...

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Categories: handshakes, people, social,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Oak Tree Haiku
a hulking oak tree

 extends elongated boughs 

   handshakes with nature




Tree Themed Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin  (Winner: 2nd Place)
Howmanysyllables.com( 5-7-5...

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Categories: handshakes, nature, tree,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Please Come In, Dear Friend
Fashion a memory, with our bright winter scene
The morning brought snow, fresh fallen and clean
Find a snug shelter, from the sharp frigid air
Welcome to my...

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Categories: handshakes, holidaytime, holiday, time,
Form: Kyrielle
Corona Virus

I am a terrible virus, fast and wise
400 micron plus is roughly my size
I am a zoonotic, Corona is my name
Infecting unwary humans is my...

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Categories: handshakes, environment,
Form: Rhyme
Reach Out
Let us reach out and make connection
With spontaneous everlasting affection
Wake up and say it
We care! We care! 
Then do it
Starting up! Starting up! 
A gentle...

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Categories: handshakes, care, humanity, inspirational, together,
Form: Free verse
Untold Agony
While my happiness hawls in a dark cave of self-doubt, I smile.
Burying my brain cells in the grave of immense fear, I speak.
While my dreams...

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Categories: handshakes, depression,
Form: Free verse
The Blossoms From the Tree of Life
When blossoms fall
From the tree of life
Their ash will feed its roots
And bloom away the strife 
These ambassadors of hearts and smiles 
And handshakes
These caretakers...

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Categories: handshakes, life,
Form: Free verse
Sunday Memories
I remember the days when I was small,
 obedient and too young  to be alone at a mall
Mama would let me go out and...

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Categories: handshakes, childhoodme,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Today's Children
Today's children text on cell phones,
instruments of incalculable knowledge.
And yet, they have never seen a starry sky,
flickering fireflies, pheasants in flight,
or a cocky rooster strut...

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Categories: handshakes, 10th grade, allusion, community,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things