Best Ladled Poems
The Irony of FateIn a moment of juvenile jealousy
he envies his red rival
with its intimate and greedy embrace of her angels’ share
of honey and vanilla spice
as wet stretchy hands of fervent fabric
possessively cup
her brandied beauty
amidst wistful notions
to revive his parched heart
he craves to be ladled...
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Categories:
ladled, age, desire, fate, irony,
Form:
Free verse
Her Brandied BeautyAmidst wistful notions
to revive his parched heart,
he craves to be ladled with her ardent spirits,
...
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Categories:
ladled, beauty, longing, lost love,
Form:
Free verse
Wabi-Sabiyouth, where imperfections trip upon each other
and opportunistic peers joyfully celebrate the folly
- glass tree houses be damned...
and - a spun bottle breaks blood brotherhoods
where fragile crevices expose truths and
welcome untested kinships to fill the void.
the leftover baggage - will it be burden or...
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Categories:
ladled, life,
Form:
Free verse
Poetry Soup FriendsI pick up little treasures of poetic swirls
like heavy cream on a sundae, here at poetry soup.
Rich meaty soup, a bean mix from around the world
Seasoned with exotic herbs from many nations
Shaped in crocks from potters hands uniquely molded
Ladled and tasted across the ocean
Shared and...
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Categories:
ladled, dedication
Form:
Light Verse
Two centuries into this recipeOh so found; here I am two centuries into this recipe; within ironic caldron
The finest ingredients have been bestowed; in every friend found beyond
Based this broth on the deepest marrow of their love; careful memories thought
When it started to simmer they welcomed me; I was...
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Categories:
ladled, friend, friendship, growth, happiness,
Form:
Free verse
Take Me To The Water
Take me to the water once again
where seashells are cradled
by the soft lull of shore's end
sitting contented and ladled
At the seaside two discarded oars
traded in for a summer jaunt
across the waters, a dormi d'or
waving at an early morning font...
Lead...
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Categories:
ladled, analogy, water,
Form:
Rhyme
A Field Day For Mother GooseHey diddle diddle the cat and the fiddle
when off to see a crooked man and woman
whilst cowards jumped over moo ving little
pair of mismatched muggles,
who both walked from scan
din navy yah, where dog goniff imps...
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Categories:
ladled, adventure, change, confusion, faith,
Form:
Think SpringNow, unlike my usually trenchant literary librettos, i regale the unknown (tum me) reader for savoir faire articulation, elocution, and indomitable tour de force proffered by spectrum of bounteous expropriated hegemony rightful to Mother Nature.
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A Place Revisited Within The Mind
(an illusory escape during dead...
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Categories:
ladled, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Imagism
The Farmer's Boy and the Purple EggA farmer's son was once tending to his mother's hens,
Collecting their eggs to sell,
At his family's road-side market stand when,
He found a purple egg with a rotten smell.
The boy looked around at all the female foul,
Perhaps a mutant hen had delivered this egg,
Although it...
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Categories:
ladled, appreciation, farm, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Sun Noodles Lake Two - HaikuSun Noodles Lake Two- Haiku
lake, water falls, shaped
noodles spilled, boiled up flavor
sun ladled two scoops...
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Categories:
ladled, change, creation, food, image,
Form:
Haiku
Fair Land LostAre you the one that blocked the sun?
That fired the bullet from the gun
That laughed aloud at what you’d done
To this fair land that cash built
That sat on high upon your throne
Surveying what you bought and owned
Unhearing of the anguished moans
Of this fair land that...
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Categories:
ladled, political
Form:
Lyric
America, 1933They are conflicted haunted images from black and white photos of America 1933, when there was no place left to run.
It was the hunger of people lined up, scraps of food ladled out, the street kitchens stretch across the country.
Families held together by...
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Categories:
ladled, character, culture, history, life,
Form:
Narrative
MoonstruckMoonstruck
Many moons and seasons ago my five children
inquired where I was heading to on my journey
I replied ‘to the moon’ and to how to get there
‘with a ladder’ to astonished faithful suspense
Turned downsize up and ascending again and
once more over and above I should get...
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Categories:
ladled, love, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Faraway FootstepsFaraway Footsteps
How present
This past
Called memory
Hollow sole dragging
Hobnail boots
Caked with crud
Mud
And oil
Atop the landing
"Drop them greasy clothes"
Came the sometimes loving voice
The sometimes malevolent voice
But always his wife's warning
My mother's caring way
So many years past
When linoleum's impoverished sound
Is so remembered
Stepping from stove to table
Her laboring hands
Hefting the...
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Categories:
ladled, growing up,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Dulcis Poetasthe headiness of now
swirl of keystroke and ideal
new pages
new thoughts
flying on ether
buoyed by excited neutrons
flared by the plasma
of a thousand faceless pens
type it
spill it
splash it on out with a careless eye
falling slow on burning diodes
bundled up
like a mind's autumn harvest
fed to a soul's hearth
dripping with...
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Categories:
ladled, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse