Best Last Word Poems
Below are the all-time best Last Word poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of last word poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Last Word of HunterAs I seize from greener pasture
Forgive me for taking away nature
lives have always been in vain
stopping them from breathing with pain
I toil never to hold...
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Categories:
last word, imagination, places, science, science
Form:
Personification
Sometimes We Don'T Get a Chance To Say Goodbyesometimes
we don't get a chance
to say goodbye
you sit there
tears in your eyes
wondering why
and
it don't make sense
to be strong
because it stings
you can't explain
the pain each
memory brings
and
the...
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Categories:
last word, death,
Form:
Rhyme
Amidst the Fallen PetalsHe was ever gentle with her
always careful
composed
never passing the boundaries
never asking too much
a man of his culture
and bearing
didn’t move too fast
She was a flower
pristine...virginal
a flower...
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Categories:
last word, longing, love,
Form:
Free verse
Between the Words of My FatherI tried my best
To live between your cruel words
Yet there was no room
I felt less
Smaller than small
So why didn't I fit?
I wonder
Now that you...
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Categories:
last word, farewell, father son,
Form:
Free verse
Beneath the ShatteredTest me
I am willing
To fail
Failure
Is not fatal
At all
All things
Are born to be
Broken
Break free
From the outer
Hard shell
Shells can
Hide the beauty
Within
With love
Flowing freely
We glow
Glowing
For all the world
To...
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Categories:
last word, birth, courage,
Form:
Verse
Clerihew SoupI tell you I like, that Wayland a bunch
He'd be the guy, to be there in a crunch
Not afraid of humor, he paves the way
With...
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Categories:
last word, tribute,
Form:
Clerihew
Once MoreAs the evening crept in
whisper of pines unfolded slowly another story,
every single instant seemed one decade;
unknown stars above blinking endlessly,
hand in hand ,our hearts unbridled...
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Categories:
last word, passion, romance, universe,
Form:
Free verse
In Our Blindness, Chalked Up To Just Be FateIn Our Blindness, Chalked Up To Just Be Fate
Life, its complexity truly astounds
astounds this old soul so sadly earthbound
earthbound but not without imagined flight
flight into...
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Categories:
last word, appreciation, art, conflict, corruption,
Form:
Sonnet
StrangerSo long ago, or so it now seems,
I lost you and all of our dreams
because you'd changed inside,
a stranger you could no longer hide
In all...
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Categories:
last word, emotions, goodbye, lost love,
Form:
Rhyme
Thanksgiving Day Twenty-TwentyAlas, hordes of ravenous relatives from very far and even near,
Won't be celebratin' at dear old Grandma's bountiful board this year,
Since the corona virus pandemic...
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Categories:
last word, humorous, thanksgiving day,
Form:
Rhyme
BelovedOh my beloved
unlock yourself from my mind
and appear before my eyes
whenever I think about you
so that I can see you
when I long to be near...
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Categories:
last word, love, romantic,
Form:
Free verse
Between Your WordsBetween Your Words
Dad
I tried my best
to live between your cruel words
Yet there was no room
I felt less
smaller than small
Like a comma that didn't fit
a...
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Categories:
last word, abuse, angst, character, child
Form:
Free verse
Memory WreathEach year before Christmases of the past
Past visitors came to trim my holiday tree
Tree with ornaments homemade to last
Lasting,...
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Categories:
last word, happiness, holiday
Form:
Quatrain
You Have To Shut Upthey lurk in corners, safe and dark
until they decide to growl and bark
then point an ugly old crooked finger
spittle drooling on the chin, they linger
arguing...
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Categories:
last word, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Forgotten WordsIt’s hard to keep on writing
when you know your words
never reach quite deep enough—
fail again to plumb prosaic depths
and render speechless those of
greater wit and...
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Categories:
last word, poets,
Form:
Free verse