Best Inspect Poems
Below are the all-time best Inspect poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of inspect poems written by PoetrySoup members
To the Dandelion In the ConcreteYou probably don't think much of me
save for the season of spring
when your lawn litters itself
with giant over-buttered popcorn
(birds that think they can sing,
supersonic sneezes?
those...
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Categories:
inspect, character, endurance, flower, humorous,
Form:
Personification
The Waltz of the MannequinA Fantasy
There was I, forgotten in the attic.
Mannequin discarded, ready for demolition.
Cracks everywhere with some rags thrown on
Haphazardly over me like a scarecrow.
Suddenly all lights...
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Categories:
inspect, dance, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Hidden Beauty
A garden presents a most beautiful sight
When seen from afar in a much broader light,
For there in a setting with all that surrounds,
Its total of...
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Categories:
inspect, beauty, garden, people,
Form:
Couplet
Mediclueless, a Hypochondriac's LamentI feel I have appendicitis,
Or a bad case of bursitis,
And I think I need another tonsillectomy.
I'm sure I got a staph infection
From a tetanus injection
While...
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Categories:
inspect, health, humor,
Form:
Light Verse
The Birds and the Bees "closely-Knit Trio"The Birds and the Bees
A “Closely-Knit” Trio
The macho
He-man
Entered the
Bar to
Inspect the local female population
Red-
Dressed,
Sultry “ladies” sat
And sipped wine
Not giving him one glance
Drawing closer
To a trio...
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Categories:
inspect, funny
Form:
Acrostic
Willy the Wasp For Jan AllisonWe were replacing burned out outside light
bulbs at clubhouse. A wasp had built a nest
in the top of one of them. Two wasps...
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Categories:
inspect, childhood, education, insect,
Form:
Couplet
Something Odd Goin' OnWhat's up?
What's going on?
How come it's 3AM?
And bright as noon?
Have I finally made it
Into a Looney-Tune?
Who left me a hot breakfast,
Then disappeard?
How the hell did...
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Categories:
inspect, adventure, angst, confusion, fantasy,
Form:
Light Verse
The Simplicity of LifeThe simplicity of life
Transparent as black glass
Bordering my ever contemplating mind
And the annoyingly optimistic
High pitched
And easily recognizable
Music of the Beatles
Struggles to overcome
my black soul
And...
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Categories:
inspect, lifenight, me, night, ,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
inspect, nature,
Form:
Fibonacci
Parallel Universesrevelation of revelations!
an ordinary morning til..
discovery of discoveries
brittle chrysalis
upside down, branching
breathing, pulsing
I pause and
inspect the
pupa’s fortress
tight and hard as
childhood memories of
milkweed pods
splaying,...
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Categories:
inspect, birth, butterfly, celebration,
Form:
Free verse
Probably WhiningWhining, it happens when blizzards come calling
Grabbing a jacket I walk down the stairs
Beside the window where winter is lurking
Waiting about as if nobody cares
Coating...
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Categories:
inspect, fun, winter,
Form:
Rhyme
Traditional Poetry and a New Age PoetryMany a poet I know a fool
acting like they know-it-all
many a poet I know a tool
acting like "Mr Poet-all"
unknowingly showing me
their knowledge of...
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Categories:
inspect, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
The Empirical Veneers of Decency and AcceptanceThe Empirical Veneers of Decency and Acceptance
It’s funny how perceived intelligence
Is not necessarily a measure of true smarts
How the genius, the barrister and...
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Categories:
inspect, life,
Form:
Rhyme
A Little Drizzle6/12/17
A little
Drizzle
When I left
I did not expect
That I'd be unable to see
10 feet in front of me
Due to driving upon
The fog
The winds were...
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Categories:
inspect, dedication, integrity, poetry, rap,
Form:
Rhyme
Hoeing StonesStanding hoeing garden stones
Eyes awash with tears
As memories flood back from
More than sixty years,
To the little village churchyard
For which my dad cared
And which duty I,...
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Categories:
inspect, childhood, dad, growing up,
Form:
Rhyme