Best Imperious Poems
Below are the all-time best Imperious poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of imperious poems written by PoetrySoup members
These We'Ll Yet DestroyTwo owls charmed me
moments before I embarked
on the hours of industry to come.
Their silhouettes were dark and secretive,
their voices wistful and low.
I had a moment...
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Categories:
imperious, environment,
Form:
Free verse
Unmarked Grave - Still AliveLast flickers of a dying flame still burn
I strain to see every bitter remembrance
lain before my feet
pain stained...
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Categories:
imperious, books, silence,
Form:
Free verse
A Father's LoveYou grieved his soul when you stormed out that day;
Such vitriol re-echoed in your wake.
To spurn a father’s love and walk away
Was more than his...
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Categories:
imperious, betrayal, death, father, forgiveness,
Form:
Sonnet
Children of ParadiseHeaven must yield to glory
Accept our orphaned children
Come light gentle bathe
These black forgotten corridors
Distorted images of death
Dance imperious before our eyes
Struggling to live right
Surviving the...
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Categories:
imperious, africa,
Form:
Free verse
Poets You Set Life FreeLet’s take a ride, how about traveling, to outer space,
Just accept anything’s possible, it’s our cosmic chase,
Moving faster than light speed, in the blink...
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Categories:
imperious, appreciation, education, internet, meaningful,
Form:
Quintain (English)
Clerihew ReviewCLERIHEW REVIEW
Sir Isaac Newton
Though genetically close to an Orang Utan
With his larger cranial cavity
He discovered the law of gravity
Atilla the Hun
Was a man...
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Categories:
imperious, humor,
Form:
Clerihew
TranscendenceHe, a seeker after Truth, set out
on an audacious journey
to see his old master
with a handful of blooms
he paused before the open door.
from deep meditation...
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Categories:
imperious, blessing, devotion, giving, mentor,
Form:
Free verse
The Queen's Slippers - Part 2
"The Queen's Slippers - Part 2"
There goes my heart
with bags packed
no turning back
or final wave
seated hooded next to huntsman
innocent, gauche, temperamental
There will come a time
to...
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Categories:
imperious, imagery, life, love,
Form:
Free verse
The Secret Lives of Chimney Pots ViStrategically placed when raised
Upwards
By your masterful and well
Practiced hand.
To mingle with ever changing
Skylines
That frown down with arrogant
Scowls
Upon the indigenous populous...
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Categories:
imperious, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
Empty PageIt need not rhyme, it need not flow
It need no essence of truth
Just proliferate, exaggerate
And be sure to convolute
With flexous and circuitous jargon, fruiton soon...
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Categories:
imperious, on writing and words,
Form:
Rhyme
Calamity Strikes Again IiNeptune must have used as parchment
Mother-of-pearl to inscribe his laws
For he’d richly rewarded the oysters
With an oceanic spa.
So, while seeking calm through deliberation
And enjoying the...
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Categories:
imperious, funny, imagination,
Form:
Couplet
My Rhetoric RhapsodyMy Rhetoric Rhapsody
Oh! I am a Poet
It’s me again pretty poet of the century,
Breaking through till I reach mercury.
A pretty poet with popping phrases,
A poor...
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Categories:
imperious, introspection, on writing and
Form:
Free verse
Diary of a Great DepressionAt my own admission I've grown black hearted, Find it hard to cry for the dearly departed. I've started with myself and made no difference...
my...
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Categories:
imperious, depression,
Form:
Lyric
The Penetralia Ruby QueenHark and listen well, if those foretoken in the eyes of hungers lust
Trapped in their illusion, trampling the Stars into dust
Forced with the detestation stench...
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Categories:
imperious, allegory, beauty, creation, fantasy,
Form:
I do not know?
Lord Wen Chang's Tract-Taoist Inspired Dramatic Monologue, Released Into Public DomainThe August Sage recounts,
For the 17 past lives I have been a Scholar Official, I was neither imperious nor inhumane. I saved the distressed,...
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Categories:
imperious, blessing, devotion, forgiveness, religion,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue