Best Homeward Poems
Below are the all-time best Homeward poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of homeward poems written by PoetrySoup members
Homeward BoundHomeward Bound
I didn’t know, for it didn’t show for so many years.
The slowing steps, the memory gaps
The creeping years gone by.
Then one day, it came...
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Categories:
homeward, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
Island SpiritIsland Spirit
Palm trees are swaying island style
Within the gentle trade wind's flow,
As Egrets glide on salty air—
Then land where verdant grasses grow.
Breathe in sweet scents...
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Categories:
homeward, adventure, beauty, nature, ocean,
Form:
Rhyme
The HomecomingIt was in late October in the year nineteen seventy three
That the war in South Vietnam was finally over for me
I boarded the seven o...
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Categories:
homeward, america, father, home, mother,
Form:
Narrative
Ethereal LanternsShe hung the lanterns every night
A softly pungent glowing light
In hopes amid the darkened cliffs
To warn the sailors of the gut
That churned amid the shifting...
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Categories:
homeward, beauty, dream,
Form:
Verse
Rain Over VietnamThere is the calm before the rain
It’s almost silent all around
The clouds expectant in the sky
Foreboding birds are homeward bound.
The soldiers stare at looming clouds
There...
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Categories:
homeward, rain, war,
Form:
Quatern
Island AlohaIsland Aloha
Tall and lovely palms are swaying island fair
within the tropical gentle trade wind's flow
as elegant Egrets glide on salty air—
then softly land where verdant...
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Categories:
homeward, animal, beautiful, memory, places,
Form:
Rispetto
Letters From Afghanistan (Cowritten By James Fraser)Dear Carolyn:
Another letter from another tour
In this place in the sand they call Helmand
This will be my last, for you can be sure
To never look...
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Categories:
homeward, life, loss, warjoy,
Form:
Rhyme
The MessengerThe Messenger
I watched the clouds of afternoon
Gather tempest force;
Now, from a cozy shelter
View October's raging storm;
Watching through rain washed windows
Golden oak trees...
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Categories:
homeward, autumn, october, storm,
Form:
Rhyme
Approaching StormSkulking between the thinning clumps
Of tattered sedge
A balding coot despondently calls,
Scratching Blackbirds scutter deeply
Into a Hawthorn hedge;
Whilst, creeping stealthily,
Gathering darkness onwardly crawls.
The blackened...
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Categories:
homeward, weather,
Form:
Rhyme
Crisp WinterFrom blade of grass to the tip of twig,
The white dust of winter fall’s.
Frenzied flakes move in lost abandonment,
Finally pitch on fence and wall’s.
On...
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Categories:
homeward, inspirational, life, nature, seasonswinter,
Form:
I do not know?
Silent RunningThe coolness of the morning air, rushing over me,
Silent running, sunrise, peace, tranquility,
Heart is pumping faster, breathing getting deeper,
Stride’s becoming shorter, as the hill grows...
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Categories:
homeward, happiness, sports, uplifting,
Form:
Rhyme
Halloween NightCome with us Halloweening.
We’ll frolic in the streets.
We’ll race from house to house to house
Spouting “Trick-or-Treats.”
And eagerly we’ll each collect
Confections in a bag.
Fellow...
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Categories:
homeward, day, halloween, house,
Form:
Rhyme
The Great Forgotten Language
"The Great Forgotten Language"
In the forest
Love shows
the way
spreading seeds
strange creatures
come forth
into the clearing
of a known self
some run away
spooked as if
the bare reflection...
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Categories:
homeward, humanity, love, muse,
Form:
Narrative
The Payment, Past"Listen to the wind, it talks. Listen to the silence, it speaks. Listen to your heart, it knows." - Native American Proverb
...
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Categories:
homeward, adventure, age, analogy, time,
Form:
Epic
Passing StormsChildren playing, picking flowers
on this April afternoon
up and down the grassy hillside
shadows will be fading soon
As the sudden storm approaches
all of nature darkening
the children dashing...
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Categories:
homeward, adventure, childhood, imagination, innocence,
Form:
Rhyme