Best Lao Poems
Below are the all-time best Lao poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of lao poems written by PoetrySoup members
IlawThe light is muted,
glowing ever so faintly
and I cup my hands
to shelter it from
the harsh wind...
It flickers,
it wavers,
and my heart
does a triple dive
then beats back...
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Categories:
lao, hope, life, love, mother,
Form:
Free verse
Tanglaw -- LightSometimes, I cannot help but sigh
and wonder--
wonder deep inside of me
whether I could ever be like you.
I riffle through the pages of my soul
and...
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Categories:
lao, dedication, life, love, me,
Form:
Free verse
Random ThoughtsDo random thoughts and
scattered conversation
deserve to be a poem?
I think a lot of things
like that as I drive
from work to home.
All day I've tried,
and struggled...
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Categories:
lao, allegory, allusion,
Form:
Free verse
Pearl Of The OrientPhilippines, my country of birth,
one of the countries in Southeast Asia.
It is an archipelago or group of islands,
with more than seven thousand islands.
Luzon, the largest...
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Categories:
lao, history, places,
Form:
Free verse
Jasmine and Poignancy
Jasmine Tea and Poignancy
San Francisco and your soul's appeal.
Sitting in that Japanese Tea Garden.
You, whispering the readings...
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Categories:
lao, feelings, imagery, loss, soulmate,
Form:
Blank verse
The Dilettante Diaries: All Roads Lead Home
The Dilettante Diaries: "All Roads Lead Home"
All Roads Lead Home
Poems
Stories
Detours
Stepping Stones
All Roads Lead Home
(Lovejoy-Burton/October 2018)
"Where we LOVE is home -
home...
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Categories:
lao, daughter, freedom, journey, love,
Form:
Free verse
Two Wrongs Worth a RightToday, our first “All About Me” History class begins
when we comprehend every day and night
co-arises with “All About We”
full-octave
Zero-centric
bicamerally encultured
and regenetically reiterated
in and through,
by and...
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Categories:
lao, culture, earth, humor, integrity,
Form:
Narrative
Villanelle: the Only Game Solution To the Human ConditionVillanelle: The only game solution to the human condition
The only game solution to the human condition
“Don’t nobody move a muscle” and hold your breath
Stop having...
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Categories:
lao, satire,
Form:
Villanelle
Departing LaosThe monks gave me a bag of Thai oranges
Before I left for the States.
Next time I come, I’ll have learned more Lao,
I promise.
...
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Categories:
lao, farewell, immigration, international, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Wisdom Or OpinionOnce Plato and Lao-Tzu had their own blog
Since their philosophies thought mighty strong
Expected people much to read
With wisdom themselves to feed
But readers chose instead opinion's...
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Categories:
lao, humorous, parody, wisdom,
Form:
Limerick
Man Samarpit, Tan SamarpitMan samarpit, tan samarpit
Aur yah jeevan samarpit
Chaahtaa hoon desh ki dharti tujhey kuchh aur bhi doon
Ma tumhara rin bahut hai, mai akinchan
Kintu itna kar raha...
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Categories:
lao, poetry,
Form:
I do not know?
Sa Bai Sa Baiyou ever heard of a Lao party?
might be one going on right now…
we Lao folks love that celebratin’
sifting through sunrise and slipping
through sunset we sing...
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Categories:
lao, culture, family, friendship, funny,
Form:
Free verse
Tom Mak HungWe think them plentiful, like jumping shrimp and tiny crabs:
These mak hung, these chilies, the base for padaek.
The mouth waters with even a mention.
Every heart...
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Categories:
lao, food, international,
Form:
Free verse
Me, Myself and IVo Amour Adelle (Parents love Grandma)
Mother, teacher, sister, reserved
Daughter of Virgencita and Oscar (their initials are in my name)
Lover of Arvin, books, and adventure
Who...
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Categories:
lao, me,
Form:
Bio
Keep It SimpleGreat men and small men,
what does it matter?
We all fry in the very same batter.
Moral ambiguity
is not a hot flame
but if we don't
pay...
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Categories:
lao, allegory, introspection,
Form:
Free verse