Best Invasive Poems
Below are the all-time best Invasive poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of invasive poems written by PoetrySoup members
Invasivethe bittersweet that grows and starts
clandestine tendrils at my heart
pulling as my grasp decays
on withered vines by
lonely caves
yet I reach for
fetid fruits while
rats in my...
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Categories:
invasive, life,
Form:
Free verse
By God's GraceI, who always used to gravitate toward health and fitness,
would flatter myself that I was too healthy to ever get a bad disease.
Then it happened!...
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Categories:
invasive, cancer,
Form:
Free verse
Love RevisitedLove Revisited
He welcomed the somber silence,
and cursed the torpid time that had passed
since his last visit.
Invasive weeds had overrun the place:
Colorful weeds ‘tis true
strange purples,...
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Categories:
invasive, love,
Form:
Free verse
Dunes Correctional FacilityA blanket laying, book-reading, lemonade sipper
turns a page
There is a ghost of sadness in this place
...
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Categories:
invasive, depression, history, sad,
Form:
Free verse
HoneysuckleHolding on with slender vines that gracefully twine the fence.
Ornately draping fragrant blooms, the hummingbirds like best.
'Neath, in your shade, the rabbits rest in the...
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Categories:
invasive, nature
Form:
Acrostic
Lupine
I greet the mild sun,
as it ascends among peach and lilac hues.
Its golden rays caress pearly dewdrops,
resting upon my verdant leaves.
My conical purple and...
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Categories:
invasive, flower,
Form:
Personification
Lifes PurposeEach unique soul has a life purpose here.
Be still, search for your answers from within,
The secret is keeping God’s lessons near.
A divine link will help...
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Categories:
invasive, art, god, health, life,
Form:
Sonnet
Rate the Battle*** RATE THE BATTLE ***
Rate your pain, they always want to know,
On a scale of one (least) to ten (worst — “like hell,”...
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Categories:
invasive, analogy, angst, christian, health,
Form:
Prose Poetry
KershFlickering hazel eyes flecked with cataract silver, glittering this way and that.
Eyebrows high and a piercing pupil saying
'Move this ing thing, lest I punch...
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Categories:
invasive, death, family, love,
Form:
Free verse
PainIt gnaws at me
Like a hungry rat.
Its cutting teeth
Stabbing.
Invasive claws
Digging,
Probing,
Pulling,
Tearing me apart
Sinew by sinew.
While I its victim
Lie helpless
On a bed
Of sweat and tears
Silent screams
In...
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Categories:
invasive, pain,
Form:
Free verse
Dark Wine-----Dark Eyes
Your warm hands hold mine,
That with desire both shine and shiver.
Like the moon, looking for a silvered river.
Oh, how long for you I pined.
Sparkling burgundy...
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Categories:
invasive, happiness, imagery, love, romance,
Form:
Quatrain
Can't Dealit’s not often
he let the stress
get to him
anger swell
within
invasive
infectious
festering
no end in sight
his mind
detonate explode
scatter
it’s not often
but today was different
just can’t deal
he let it get to...
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Categories:
invasive, anger, angst, conflict, people,
Form:
Free verse
The Fire In the DistanceWho knew
the fires could burn so hot
all-embracing and consuming
rejuvenating the heart with a newfound love
born to be alive with you forever
and...
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Categories:
invasive, love, true love, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Song of The Blue Jacaranda No 7: ABABGenteel parade cascades in white trimmed linked,
though these blues, twenty-meter, inlander
also impressive, broad stretched branch, distinct
crown more stable. The Blue Jacaranda,
has smooth bark, aged scaly,...
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Categories:
invasive, allusion, analogy, appreciation, beautiful,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Positive Political ProblemsMy fundraising problem with positive psychology,
said the good health doctor,
it is too social science squishy,
not leftbrain dominant enough,
Suspiciously ecofeminist
for natural science pathologists
Straight-White privileged proctologists
urologists
bicamerally challenged...
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Categories:
invasive, addiction, caregiving, health, integrity,
Form:
Political Verse