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Best Libraries Poems

Below are the all-time best Libraries poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of libraries poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Lonely Libraries
(English Sonnet Rhyme in Iambic Tetrameter)

What tomes in lonely corners dwell
where undisturbed and rimmed with dust,
forgotten tales that once were held
and stained with tears and...

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Categories: libraries, books,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member To My Teenage Self
It's OK
that you don't have much to say
Your words are kept on paper
For your eyes to savor
It doesn't matter that your best friends
Are Agatha Christie...

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Categories: libraries, confidence, encouraging, high school,
Form: Rhyme
Mankind
I am lost
I can feel no presence
I know of no human or animal that has a measure of significance alike mine
I have a teacher
A teller...

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Categories: libraries, age, anger, angst, art,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member The Day of the Quote Wars
IN HONOR OF THE MAN WHO STARTED IT ALL
My Friend John 

The Day (of the Quote Wars)

The Day was gray with wisps of smoke, like...

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Categories: libraries, allegory, funny, imagery, words,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member I Am the Holy Bible,Tribute To Prophettb Joshua
I am the word of God 
A unique collection of 66 books
I was inspired by the Holy Spirit
As the fountain of God's knowledge

I am called...

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Categories: libraries, bible, blessing, christian, confidence,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Past
The Past

Our world is beautiful. 
It is old, and it is young. 
The difference between... 
immortality and humanity. 

Giants of enormous size, and strength,
titans mentioned,...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: libraries, america, angel, bible, christian,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Night of the Red Dragons

The mighty dragons which came
roaring on that fateful night
took great pride in disintegrating
everything in their sight

Nothing was left that was not
scorched by their flame
although to...

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© Tidy Desk  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: libraries, environment, fantasy, fire, firework,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member This Quirky Girl
I was an odd little girl.  At a very early age writing, and seeking out nature.  I
loved to wander libraries and art galleries,...

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Categories: libraries, introspection,
Form: Haibun
Old Women
Old Women

Old women are forgotten wombs
whose graceless bodies have fed
the word, then been sent
to sit in its shadow
not quite seen, not acknowledged,
not nurtured

They are more...

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Categories: libraries, courage, endurance, wisdom, woman,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Memories
Memories: 

Unique libraries of unsurpassed grandeur 

Safeguarding the precious volumes of the history

Of our life

That

Have, painstakingly, been written down with the use 

Of 

The ink...

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Categories: libraries, life, memory,
Form: Epigram
Academic Confessions
Sometimes when the calypso music explodes
Shards of memories glistening with my pain
My heart like a rhumba box sits silent again
Where slow surfs lap granite doors,...

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Categories: libraries, educationeducation,
Form: Verse
Premium Member My True Love's Native Tongue
Sweet music is my true love's native tongue,
no other language so reveals her soul-
in rhythms, notes, and rests, her thoughts made whole;
for moments brief, her...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: libraries, love, music, voice,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Past Times 2
Five stones
                closing times
radiograms and
              seventy-eights
school caps
           ...

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Categories: libraries, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member When At Her Sepulchre I Heard Her Ask
When At Her Sepulchre I Heard Her Ask

From her sepulchre she sent her calls
or was it from my darkest midnight walls.
Yet in those calls, mixed...

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Categories: libraries, art, dark, death, deep,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Grumpy Old Man
Love comes in all
shapes and sizes – Thank God!
Myself having evolved in some
rather, undesirable directions...

But what is the same anymore?

Environmentalists say, not the sky!
Not the...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: libraries, analogy, corruption, introspection, leadership,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs