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Best Lindsey Poems

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


Lottery Winner Helps Homeless
As I walked into the banquet hall of the 
 Goodman’s Inn, the first thing that stood
 out to me were the eyes of the...

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Categories: lindsey, care, celebration, christmas, giving,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Still Winter
Dead Winter Stray~ By: Poet Destroyer

Nearby paces, Combatants lost under the cemetery walls,
“Blessed Men and Heavenly Remedy Women of Ages,”
Feelings of dance at the beginning...

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Categories: lindsey, death, dance, beautiful, woman,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Little Miss Spring
They say it's a time to slip in the mud, and begin anew.
Kick off the dust of yester ...
      and...

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Categories: lindsey, adventure, appreciation, beauty, crazy,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member 101 Poets
101  POETS

I want to thank 101 poets, when words have no limit.
All 101 spots full of flowing imagery and spirit.
Nathan Dilts my #1~writing for...

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Categories: lindsey, celebration, community, dedication, friend,
Form: Rhyme
Finding Happiness In Everyday Pleasures
Finding Happiness in Everyday Pleasures

Happiness is bathing in glorious, golden sunshine,
absorbing the beauty of sunsets deliciously divine.
Dancing through cool droplets of silvery rain,
feeling cleansed, refreshed,...

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Categories: lindsey, happiness, joy,
Form: Rhyme



Absolute Truth
Absolute Truth

What’s in a word that fades away in time?
Seldom heard like a masqueraded mime
What’s in a name that hides in the shadows?
Of feverous fame...

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Categories: lindsey, destiny, growth, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Poetry Soup Heroes For Contest
To single out special people on soup is such a hard task
So many people have helped me, so it’s a really big ask


I discovered on...

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Categories: lindsey, angel, for her, for
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Do Have the Balls
I wish I had the balls to tell them how I really felt
Hey, wait a minute...I do, I'm a man, it's what I've been dealt...

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Categories: lindsey, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fake Me Is Better Than Real Me
It’s odd how we all have a persona,
An image we’d like others to see.
My emotional clothing, my charm and charisma, 
It’s nice but it’s not...

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Categories: lindsey, how i feel, introspection,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Veil of Evil - Jimmy Savile
Oh, if only ...

If only monsters ...
LOOKED like monsters.
If they lurked ONLY in the dark,
Glowing red eyes and chiseled teeth ...
Claws and horns and forked...

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Categories: lindsey, abuse, anger, child abuse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Commenter's, I Thank You
Now where does this Highlander start
To thank those commenter's, present and past
So many read and absorbed
Their kindness to me always lasts

Dr.Ram and Carol Brown
My African...

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Categories: lindsey, on writing and words,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member My Friend In Need
we’ve spoken
it seems too long ago
yet I’ll never forget
that sad Christmas when I cried

a friend had hurt me deeply
he was an alcoholic,
someone you knew far...

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Categories: lindsey, friendship, hope,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Poetrysoup Heroes
Second Chances 


Sometimes in life, we work so hard
     to do the best that we can do.
Spend hours perfecting what we...

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Categories: lindsey, hero, poetry,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Below We Two
(For "Focus on Syllables" contest, by Catie Lindsey)

Below we two, 
a wondrous view
Lay below, for it was spread
With jasmine blossoms white and red;
And bluebells nodding...

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Categories: lindsey, love, nature, time, western,
Form: Rhyme
In a Tower Far Away
I wonder often what you think, or if you think at all,
of the time we shared together as the summer turned to fall.
I dream of...

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Categories: lindsey, analogy, heart, introspection, loss,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things