Best Heaps Poems
Below are the all-time best Heaps poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of heaps poems written by PoetrySoup members
A Former Great Nations Squandered Wealth ISwept up into piles; everywhere
Abouts; in collected heaps all
Around. ...
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Categories:
heaps, philosophy, senses,
Form:
Rhyme
Disarming DisarrayOut there
With her flair for chasing inspiration
She draws you in her reason
Connecting dots and constellations
Tripping
She takes you by the hand
Her world as messy as...
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Categories:
heaps, funny love, woman,
Form:
Free verse
Poem IngredientsMany ingredients bake writing inspiration.
This recipe combines a stirring sensation:
Heaps of desires never realized
as marinated in teary sore eyes;
Quantities of wide open spaces
caramelized...
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Categories:
heaps, desire, food, how i
Form:
Rhyme
My Addingham(The memories are simple, living the feeling significant)
After conquering Beamsley Beacon due Southwest,
Rombald’s moor stood, while for centuries
within the valley the minute dwellings
of grey stone,...
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Categories:
heaps, nostalgia,
Form:
Free verse
Brutalities of WarAtrocious affliction trembles voices of anguish
Brewing vile horror in death of tomorrow
Fearing for the newborn, women, and children
For yesterday’s massacre killed her husband
And the...
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Categories:
heaps, sorrow, violence, war,
Form:
Free verse
In the House of CinnamonThanksgiving fast approaches
and the bustling has begun
in an enchanting house,
the House of Cinnamon.
With children home for holiday,
the voices that you hear
are sunny...
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Categories:
heaps, celebration, family,
Form:
Rhyme
O' How Long and Well This Night's Dark Shadows Oft Play, Poet Dedication SeriesSAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE-- Number One- (INSPIRED BY AND FROM HIS FROST AT MIDNIGHT POEM).
(1.)
O' How Long And Well This Night's Dark Shadows Oft Play,
Poet Dedication...
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Categories:
heaps, allusion, appreciation, art, beautiful,
Form:
Rhyme
Merry SpringI write when beauties step into my heart
and when the Muse unveils her very art.
I write when to a wonder, my soul leaps
and when the...
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Categories:
heaps, beauty, heart, hope, inspirational
Form:
Couplet
November DaysAfter five days of nonstop rain, I simply must go outside. I bundle up, slip my hands into my gloves, walking briskly toward the nearby...
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Categories:
heaps, age, november,
Form:
Free verse
The World Around UsAwaking blithe each morning,
with eyes upon the World,
I wonder, are we mourning
with ebon flags unfurled –
or are they but a warning,
some draped like snakes and...
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Categories:
heaps, earth, environment, war,
Form:
Rhyme
You'Re Beautiful My CountryYou’re beautiful my country where mountains gather snow.
Where forest giants of many years are left alone to grow.
Where rivers in your forest still run so...
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Categories:
heaps, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Intriguing OdourMe cars down at the doctors ‘cause there’s trouble with the coil,
and somewhere I’m losing water so once or twice I’ve had it boil.
It needs...
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Categories:
heaps, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
The Sad and Tragic Death of Emily HopeThe Sad And Tragic Death Of Emily Hope
That night flew roaring Wind- a mighty gale
over hill and dale through windows left up
Had I then known...
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Categories:
heaps, art, death, life, lost
Form:
Rhyme
From Weeping Tears, No Longer Shall Joy Find In Heart Anything,Poets Dedication SeriesPart Three of the Sixth poet honored
(Emily Dickinson) in famous poets dedication series
(3.)
From Weeping Tears, No Longer Shall Joy Find In Heart Anything
Creeping thick fog...
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Categories:
heaps, appreciation, art, creation, meaningful,
Form:
Sonnet
From the Saddest Depths of Bitter DespairFrom The Saddest Depths Of Bitter Despair
Within this heart love born
once beloved now scorn
fills each little crevice
life seems out of service
bitter cold turns the wind
dark...
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Categories:
heaps, art,
Form:
Rhyme