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Best Headdresses Poems

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


Premium Member Soul Stance River - 9
As the moon and sun share the fabric of a fading song of ancient blues
a ceremony of torch light identity ensues
chieftains in regalia of royal...

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Categories: headdresses, america,
Form: Epic



Circus Memories
Acrobats in the center ring
Ballerina bears on balls and bicycles
Cavalcades of clowns with calliopes 
Dancing damsels in glittery corsets and tulle skirts
Elephants parade in wrinkled...

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Categories: headdresses, children, dance, children, happiness,
Form: Abecedarian
A Pupil of Papua New Guinea
A Pupil of Papua New Guinea 


I live in a village deep in the jungle 
And cross rivers on foot and by wooden boat
Westerns have...

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Categories: headdresses, blessing, celebration, change, courage,
Form: Narrative
Native Princess
Little Indian girls
with their wild dark braids
running barefoot
whisper in the wind
a call to their wild horses
untamable as a true
Indian brave is
feathers of red and yellow
make...

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Categories: headdresses, adventure, family, imagination, native
Form: I do not know?
Myth
A myth and a fable can be found on a table. When an old man does look in an ancient book. Dragons and periodic charts...

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Categories: headdresses, anxiety, appreciation, assonance,
Form: I do not know?



Visions
Visions


The trail failed into a single wavy vision,
Sideswiped by jingles racing faster than us.
Shortly ahead were cut-out caves.
We rested.
Closed our red puffed eyes.
Dreamed of what...

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Categories: headdresses, social,
Form: Light Verse
Interlocking Antlers of Stags
Steep-roofed great oak doors sheen of sheilds
Deep tombs stones shrines honoured dead
distant past creaking of rafters carved red oak
Stones in a mysterious rivers course.............
 the...

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Categories: headdresses, adventure, history, mystery, nostalgia,
Form: Verse
Birds
Blue bird,pink bird,orange bird,black bird. Wow. A beak festival. No headdresses required. Just peck peck peck. Now that is remarkable particularly when in such perfected...

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Categories: headdresses, beach, beautiful,
Form: I do not know?
The Night We Let the Animals Go
The night started out as a gift, a fable
with doves blooming white and alive in the air
The top of the tent open wide to enable
freedom...

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Categories: headdresses, animals, love, nature, passion,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Hats
The world was a cold place
in the time of hats.
The past, and would be present place
a cold place.

Fedoras, Stetsons, and Stovepipe hats
Scottish Tam o’shanters, Raccoon...

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Categories: headdresses, adventure, cowboy-western, education, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rockette Dancer-New York-Image
     
 
 

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Categories: headdresses, dance, dream, fantasy, imagery,
Form: Couplet
It Covers Me
I wear your love like a garment, like a sheet it covers me.
It drapes over my shoulders and wraps around my waist.
It blankets my heart.
As...

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Categories: headdresses, loveme, world, love, me,
Form: I do not know?
Dassanech Dance
Jingaling sticks, headdresses bright
Like full-bellied lightning bugs
They shook with flight...

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Categories: headdresses, travel, uplifting
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member Maya 1
As dusk settled to star-filled night, they finally came.
Amongst the burning huts, he knelt before the two Gods,
their bright white skin flickering red anger within...

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Categories: headdresses, allegory, conflict, courage, religion,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Marguerite
Tall red and pink-tipped spears reach for the nothing-at-all blue sky, all washed out with sunshine. The tight wrapped buds of the hollyhocks are too...

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Categories: headdresses, beautiful, childhood, family, flower,
Form: Narrative

Book: Shattered Sighs