Best Heritages Poems
Below are the all-time best Heritages poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of heritages poems written by PoetrySoup members
Hinterlassenschaften/ Heritages/ Patrimonios (Aphorismus/ Aphorism/ Aforismo)Die Hinterlassenschaften des Seins sind unsere Spiegelbilder der Ewigkeit
The heritages of being are our reflections of eternity
Los patrimonios del ser son nuestros reflejos de eternidad...
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Categories:
heritages, philosophy
Form:
Monoku
The GiftIt vibes in harmonics broadband, a musical language universal,
Echoing across the heights divides, falling as a thunderstorms,
Raw force of spiritual power, descending from the heavens...
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Categories:
heritages, art, beauty, imagery, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
My God, Thank You For Helping MeJuly 23 Scripture Meditations Based on Isaiah 49-52
Key Verse – Isaiah 49:8 Thus saith the LORD, In an acceptable time have I heard thee, and...
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Categories:
heritages, blessing, christian, faith, god,
Form:
Rhyme
Sorrow's HolocaustWhere have all my people gone, the Navaho, Lakota,
And the Sioux,
Choking for a breath of life's sustaining air,
Smothered beneath the white man's blanket.
The beating heart...
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Categories:
heritages, dedication, emotions, heartbroken, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
Cul Du SacCul du sac
Blood tears
Leaking
slowly
the empty face
emotions raped
red raindrops
fancy lollipops
empty glass
filling with sanguine color
drip
drip
drip
We are smiles
en chante
tous
les petits...
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Categories:
heritages, art, dark, death, gothic,
Form:
Free verse
Race-IsmRace-Ism
What makes one man or woman better than another?
Should we think differently of those who adapted
to another environment and adapted another color?
If our differences are...
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Categories:
heritages, black african american, immigration,
Form:
Rhyme
The Last StandTHE LAST STAND
Where have all my people gone, the Navaho, Lakota, and the Sue,
Smothered beneath the white man's blanket,
Chocking for a breath of airs life's...
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Categories:
heritages, dark, death, grief, history,
Form:
Free verse
Beautiful ThingsSome things are lost along the line
Some things, beautiful and fine
Driving down the lone road to the stream in my hamlet
It’s like yesterday; like catching...
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Categories:
heritages, black african american, childhood,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Marks of the ChurchThe Church is one, holy, Catholic and apostolic
Find these words from the Creed, Professed at Sunday mass
4 marks indicate the essential features of the Church
Each...
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Categories:
heritages, christian, environment, family, home,
Form:
I do not know?
National TreasuresBrecon Beacons for pony-treks,Cumbrian fells and bubbling becks;Dartmoor
with rocks rain scarred ,Lake District views beloved of bards.Northumbria, above
on moor and hill,where Roman echoes...
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Categories:
heritages, nature, places,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Some National TreasuresBrecon Beacons for pony-treks,
Cumbrian fells and bubbling becks;
Lake District views beloved of bards
Stone-bridged hamlets in the
Dales with enclosed leas along its vales.
Snowdonia ,one thousand...
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Categories:
heritages, beautiful, places,
Form:
Idyll (Idyl)
SuperstitionSuperstition
A belief in the mind
Learned from another kind
Baseless only a customary
Born from cultural shine
Easy to preach but difficult to practice
Educated brain and grown up...
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Categories:
heritages, social,
Form:
Blank verse
Calcutta HorologeFar from the madding crowd
I treasure the myths you gone through
Once I walk down the streets of legends
Even the weeping dusts reminds me of
Bloods,...
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Categories:
heritages, dedication, nostalgia, people, urban,
Form:
Free verse
Silent WhisperThere, they are with their scary galaxy of thoughts!
Those that wanted us to sing those songs they never
sang with the moon and the...
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Categories:
heritages, abuse, africa, age, art,
Form:
Ballad
How God Labels UsWould that we stamp these words
On foreheads, as soon as an infant slides
Through the open birth canal:
White privileged
Underprivileged
Poor
Rich
Thug
Fat
Terrorist
Hater
Lover
Etcetera etcetera
O how innocent, and pure
A sweet baby!
God...
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Categories:
heritages, identity, prejudice,
Form:
Free verse