Best Imperative Poems
Below are the all-time best Imperative poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of imperative poems written by PoetrySoup members
Where Self Love Is Borna fantasy land
dreamt up by sleeping child
a peaceful magical place
where self-love is born
imperative to her soul...
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Categories:
imperative, love, self,
Form:
Choka
The Old BearThe Old grizzled Bear... was now keenly aware
as he lay in his Cave all alone.
Where his time as King... was a...
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Categories:
imperative, funny, humor, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
One Night StanzaYou called me "baby"
When your eyes streaked
In nudist dialect
Upon my strength
You begged to engorge
My palms
With cinnamon scented lotion
Taking me into melancholic forest
To sacrifice your shedding,...
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Categories:
imperative, life, lust, people,
Form:
Free verse
Gun ShyIf guns don’t kill people
Why are so many people dead
Another moms child
shot in the head
Blackboards white chalk
splattered in Red
A teacher killed
For something she...
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Categories:
imperative, america, angst, corruption, courage,
Form:
Rhyme
Three QuestionsTo make changes in life for the better
No matter what condition we are faced with
Quite often urged by friends with good intentions
“Trust God.” “Just pray...
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Categories:
imperative, upliftinglife, trust,
Form:
Free verse
Long Distance Love LetterMy Darling Man:
My heart demands I share my emotions tonight, despite the affection and news I mailed in my earlier write.
I shall share with sentimental...
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Categories:
imperative, longing, love, missing,
Form:
Free verse
No Set FutureAs I pass through time
in my physical vessel
I connect the rhymes,
balancing them on my mind's trestle.
My consciousness detaches
from emotion and commotion
and intricately latches
onto an outstanding,...
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Categories:
imperative, inspirational, introspection, life, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
England - Gleaming In the Distanceacross the Doggerland dogged people trudge
Neanderthals, Heidelbergers...Sapiens, the last ones standing
hairy mammoths, heavy life bearing down
the mighty maw of...
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Categories:
imperative, conflict, destiny, england, history,
Form:
Narrative
FreebornFREEBORN
Now ‘cross the fields and woods bird songs ring out
Unbounded exultation to survive
Their voices each a freeborn joyous shout
‘I am still here, a presence, had...
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Categories:
imperative, bird, life,
Form:
Villanelle
Death ComesDeath Comes
All arguments and denials were fruitless;
The deceased fell prey to the Master Thief.
The “One” whose icy-cold touch is . . .
Just Too Cold to...
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Categories:
imperative, change, dark, death, horror,
Form:
Lyric
The Cleverness of That Young TravelerOnce his brown alpargata shoes trod countless miles,
imagination burst from his vivid, traveler's eyes...
He traversed valleys leading to azure mountains,
and heard a chant sung with...
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Categories:
imperative, life, nature, nostalgia, peoplewords,
Form:
Burlesque
The Sun Shines On the RighteousThe morality of justice
is the light of righteousness.
Its virtue rises not
...
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Categories:
imperative, humanity, religious,
Form:
Free verse
Suffer the Little ChildrenSuffer the little children that hide their pain
For these innocent victims, who’s to blame?
Although many a tragedy happen at home
Society, itself, inflicts harsh pains of...
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Categories:
imperative, childhoodchildren, children,
Form:
Rhyme
Judge the PoemA colorful tapestry is every life
Painted in shades of fun and strife.
Every vivid shade of a bright tomorrow
Enhanced in depth by hues of sorrow.
Therefore it...
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Categories:
imperative, on writing and words,
Form:
Rhyme
The Universe Is ImmenseHow many people with foreboding palpitations
have I seen slip from middle age and slide into old age?
They slither into their last refuge, the dirt hole,
and...
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Categories:
imperative, death, life, metaphor, peace,
Form:
Prose