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Best Humans Poems


Humans Need An After Life
(unfit 
category 
but no 
choice.)

Life would 
be 
worthless 
and 
short
If this is 
the only 
dear life 
we 
have
Great 
plans just 
death can 
abort
to be 
useless 
once you 
met 
your grave.

And for 
those who 
die young, 
in 
chilhood's 
tender 
ages
How short 
and 
incomplete 
life 
would be
How...

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Categories: humans, absence,
Form: Nazm
Premium Member Humans In Flight
Glimmer in the sky
Leaves a trail of powdered white
Roar engulfs the ground
Hundreds of souls are shuttled
At nearly the speed of sound...

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© Joe Inka  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humans, travel
Form: Tanka
Premium Member No Humans To Fear
A brindled mountain capped with snow,
hosts paradise in its shadow.
And moss clings to the virgin rock
on ancient roosts where seabirds flock.

White waters teach Brooks how to sing
with the tinkling pitch bubbles bring.
And chuckle with a gurgling sound,
laughing out loud where rocks abound.

Gushing rivulets, spray, and...

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Categories: humans, beautiful, environment, imagery, imagination,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member What Do Us Humans Yearn
Having read the news as we continue our life's displays
It's similar news to them, when our parents were young
It's towards sad to tragic as we just don't seem to learn
What do we bring to the table, what do us humans yearn

Beirut, Syria, whether deliberation, or...

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Categories: humans, age, angst, history, home,
Form: Rhyme
Perfect Is Not For Humans
Perfect is not for humans
We kiss and tell,love and forget
We hug and lie,
We are only human anyway, and
Perfect is not for humans
Sometimes, our personal needs and wants make us overlook what the others think,
After all, we are only human

Perfect is not for humans....

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© Emanzi Ian  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humans, life,
Form:
Premium Member Humans, Ants and Shadows
HUMANS, ANTS AND SHADOWS

The smallest ants cast long shadows. . .

Little they are but see how discipline they can be
Millimeters apart, they all unify in a single file

It's a dismay that at some point
Humans, don't show such discipline
Instead of waiting for their turn
Sometimes one overtakes,...

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Categories: humans, animal, imagery, insect, inspiration,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member I'Ll Never Understand Humans
I’ll Never Understand Humans   

   Hi, My name is Lady, and I live a dogs life, yes I’m a lazy mutt, but, 
before you go getting the wrong idea, I’m integral in the well being of
family. My main interests are feeding...

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Categories: humans, dog, feelings,
Form: Narrative
How Humans Used Globalization
Where has all this brought us
Into the void or into the better?
It should be an advantage
But is it really like this?

The arms were opened to humanity 
But humanity uses them like tissues when you have a cold 
As if all this had no disadvantages
But is...

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Categories: humans, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member If Humans Chirped
If humans chirped, chirped, chirped
What would it sound like if they burped?

Would it sound like a chirp-up?
Or like they got their leg caught in a stirrup?

If humans chirped and ate and burped
Would it sound divine or like they lurched?

Would it sound as if they ate...

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Categories: humans, funnysound, sound,
Form: Imagism
The Humans and I
Ones who wage,
Ones who rage,
Ones who take,
Ones who pay,
Ones who craze,
Ones who rave,
Ones who crave…

Ones who fear,
Ones who breathe,
Ones who give,
Ones who need,
Ones who will,
Ones who weave…

Ones who plead,
Ones who beg,
Ones who beseech,
Ones who entreat,
Ones who appeal,
Ones who volunteer,
Ones who disappear…

The ones who follow,
The ones...

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Categories: humans, animal, art, bird, change,
Form: Free verse
Living Things Especially Humans
I hate every living thing.
Animals only have their instinct
which is why some of them are extinct.
The only thing they know is that they should mate and eat
the reason behind them ending up in hunters’ pit.
Some plants have some spiky thorn
that can make all who touches,...

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© Max Ortiz  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: humans, analogy, environment, life, simile,
Form:
Premium Member Whispers Shared
Your time worn hand rests on my shoulder
A gentle firm touch
Ancient fingers stretching awake
And for that moment in time, I receive you
My body marinates in your history,
Delicacies, trauma, and wisdom

I sense you riding within my soul
Opening my heart to depths yet unknown
I journey with you,...

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Categories: humans, appreciation, beauty, community, creation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Wooded Autumn Smile
I stand at the wooded edge
where goldenrod bows with the wind's wave
its yellow heads nodding in agreement.
A chickadee perches
its heart a tiny drum of joy
echoing the forest's pulse.

In this moment a smile radiates—
not mine but the earth's—
a ripple spreading
a gentle caress touching all it meets.

A...

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Categories: humans, autumn, joy, nature, smile,
Form: Lyric
A Land That Once Was
Floods and fires, beware.
The time is ticking till all will despair.
The blood boils through my icy veins,
As she pours down through acidic rains.

“It won’t happen, it never will come.”
That’s what they said before she won.
But now she is back, more vengeful than ever,
reaping and sowing...

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Categories: humans, beauty, environment, green, mother,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Am Reading People Today
I am reading people today.
Their faces, their smiles, their twinkles and flashes.
Their energy in the form of art, and poetry.
I am reading everyone I can get my eyes on.

I am reading poems, and stories.
I am reading their lives, and their loves.
I am relishing their heartfelt...

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Categories: humans, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things