Best Kinsfolk Poems
Hymns of Salvation 1Hymns of salvation
That my own body
is my greatest enemy
was unknown to me.
Deluded,
O Lord, I was reveling in its pleasures.
The ones that
do not listen to Your tales,
never speak the truth and won’t feed the starving,
worry not about...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, birth, me, philosophy, religion,
Form:
Suzette Prime
Wild Birds
I’m a very early riser - the first settler’s
alarm clock you might say-
If you haven’t heard my native name
Wiradjuri guuguubarr- That’s OK
you would know me as a Kookaburra.
You’ll often hear me laughing with my kinsfolk
from treetops to greet the morning
Then...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, bird, nature,
Form:
Personification
Not This RoseI saw a dazzling rose,
Whose red petals cast blinding hues upon me.
She shot her cupid arrows from the Kabaka’s backyard,
And punctured the cocoon of my innocence.
My heart burnt for a feel of her spangled petals,
My ferocious passions lost their sturdy grip on restraint...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, lost, lost love, love,
Form:
Free verse
A Cup Runneth OverWhen I hear the chirping of bizarre birds in the morning,
And see the sun gently rising; golden rays adorning;
And feel the graciousness of the almighty upon me,
Who, by his abundant mercy, gave me a day to see;
My heart overflows with joy like water from Angel-falls,
From...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, blessing, happiness, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Holiday HappinessThe holidays arrive with fall’s last call,
As frost’s glazed fingers tuck in frozen earth.
Thanksgiving gathers kinsfolk one and all,
With memories and fun beyond mere worth.
The calendar soon finds December late,
With Christmas joy and greetings all at hand.
Details to tend to prior to that date,
But...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, appreciation, christmas, happiness, holiday,
Form:
Sonnet
The Manchester Ship Canal - Part TwoStilled again across the canals broadening
Girth;
Mesh cages of rock-filled Gabions
Reinforcing patches of exposed and arid earth,
Reflecting the glints that gleefully
Twist and dance in the hot glare of the sun...
Provoking images and stirring indefinable feelings
That begin to irrevocably up and run;
Pictures and voices crowding...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, history, travel,
Form:
Rhyme
Imprisoned - Jun-Jun VillanuevaIMPRISONED (collaboration)
by~ Jun-jun Villanueva
Urbane cavalcade - flaunt in gaiety
Warbling hymns in ego - cyclicity
Jigging gracile moves in vivacity
Relishing in zest in this gravity
Kinsfolk in flamboyant fete - oh its fate?
Smiles, elation in face delineate
Like nothing's wrong makes me exasperate
No one...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, life, grave, me,
Form:
Couplet
Memories of Grandparents-2A twelve year old boy, village-bred and very shy
Having but token familiarity with buses, routes and places
Escorts his mom’s mom, very sick and about to die
To the town forty kms and four hours away those days
Involving three buses, two...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, family, night,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Black Iraqi WomanBlack Iraqi Woman
Written by Faleeha Hassan
Translated from the Arabic by William Hutchins
Shortly before my father died, he whispered to me longingly: “Daughter, treasure this, because it authenticates your heritage to our kinsfolk!” When I accepted this object, I discovered it was a stone with inscriptions...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, me,
Form:
Inherited the Dreams of LunaticsInherited the dreams of lunatics!
like a "straw eaten up" blowing by wind
to mind's eye," so I rushed
cleaves the heart whiteness in anger
from the upcoming days.
Ah _ oh( lunatics' wisdom)
How many wounds you left in the mind!
When submerged herein
So! I reached a half crazed,
and...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, crazy,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Mary In Holy Quaran Chapter19 Part1Surah Maryam
In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
Kaf. Ha. Ya. A'in. Sad. (1) A mention of the mercy of thy Lord unto His servant Zachariah. (2) When he cried unto his Lord a cry in secret, (3) Saying: My Lord! Lo! the bones...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, religion, religious, day, son,
Form:
Verse
' Feel Like a Trash 'Urbane cavalcade - flaunt in gaiety
Warbling hymns in ego - cyclicity
Jigging gracile moves in vivacity
Relishing in zest in this gravity
Kinsfolk in flamboyant fete - oh its fate?
Smiles, elation in face delineate
Like nothing's wrong makes me exasperate
No one cares? No one adores? it's too late
Recurrent nightmares...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, death, family, funeral, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
My BrotherMy brother reprobator and oedipus.
Nimble selictor, nisus impersonale muss.
Improvidence, goggle eyed or irrational,
Instigate inane dowdy, kinsfolk isolate fuss.
Paramour or inamorato objurgate carlish,
Impune contrivance, obfuscate gobble tush.
A partner inauspicious or inartificial indigent,
Not same as before lumber or lurcher hiss.
Irremissible offence fidget formidable lead,
My parents exaggerate emotions...
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Categories:
kinsfolk,
Form:
Rengay
Poems Omega Minus - Parts Three To FiveIII
Kept out
kept out he was: muzzled and shut out
from mothering social approval
and the usual conning courtesies
Kept shut
Involuting in the hippo-lipped paranoïa
from the darling eyes of his deriding kinsfolk
from packed houses’ applauding mental aneamia.
The touch-me-not
...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, inspirational, time, time,
Form:
Free verse
Jack Frost JACK FROST.
J ourneyer of jazzy winter in a jovial mood comes Jack
...
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Categories:
kinsfolk, beauty, image, joy, weather,
Form:
Acrostic