Best Loudspeaker Poems
Below are the all-time best Loudspeaker poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of loudspeaker poems written by PoetrySoup members
Besotted Legs and Trampled ShadowsDaddy comes everyday when the twilight
Bifurcates the light into shadows
Like a miscreant, grasshopper
Intrudes into the cracks of walls
Mom became a vociferous loudspeaker
Alcohol staggers inside his...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, addiction, anger, betrayal, death,
Form:
Free verse
Cocoa(Nuts) In Punta CanaFour palms, one taller, the other three measure the same.
Heavily anchored in sand, all are vertical climbers of this azure sky.
Eight new fronds per palm,...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, funny, holiday, placessun, planet,
Form:
Narrative
The DerbyThrough the days of blistering toil.
A murmur of spirit after a blissful
trial.These were the emotions on this
endless day.Minutes later in single
file, were prints from hoofs...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, horse, race,
Form:
Acrostic
Spring Is Coming SoonSweet, spring wrap your arms around me,
Place me in an emerald forest, green;
Rain, gently fall and make my world clean-
I run through a wildflower meadow...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, beauty, spring,
Form:
Acrostic
Bluestocking
"Bluestocking"
Blue blew in
like the truth
in many different
shades
one tried
immersing in
shades of shadow
but the light was louder
Blue blew in
like a neon sign
flashing...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, blue, muse, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
Death of a Christian Science English Teacheri remember well the name of my 11th grade English
teacher---
Ms. Tominson,
who had been rumored to have given
some of her students
********, during the time when she...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, life, , 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
The Night Freedom Died
Heritage enclaves of my memory
dissolved away ...
Disappeared the night my freedom died
I woke up the next day,
my liberty completely necroticized
Seeing my new reality
...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, death, freedom, metaphor, society,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Going Home With the One You Came In WithIn the pew in front of me, two gray heads,
backs bent forward. The woman straightens her jacket
over the bulge between shoulder blades,...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, blessing,
Form:
Free verse
Urban Morning Soundhear others out there, just beyond my wall-wrapped sharing space
they break on through, sneaking inside my head
far above, front-nosed pilots point...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, day, Lullaby, morning, sound,
Form:
Verse
Helloooooooo!!!Bridge across planets
Loudspeaker to universe
Can you hear my heart?
for Gareth's Contest: "Familiarity Unknown"...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, imagination, life
Form:
Haiku
Oh Look It Is the Otter DanceOtter trance dance meets mice, worms and soups
A single iron is fed up with flattening material. In fact it has spoke of breaking. It considers...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, assonance, baby,
Form:
I do not know?
Golden BeansI sometimes have cruel nightmares
about losses unbearable.
It's like my subconscious
just sits back planning
what could really get to me, given that
ordinary monster...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, death of a friend,
Form:
Free verse
Agent Arkansas 90766 Beta (Part 4)[90766 Log 004]
7/18 20:15
[recored audio]
Nate-- see you on the other side.
Agent-- See you later little bro.
(air let out from the Air-Tight...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, war
Form:
Narrative
The First SinAn Earther hath said
Adam was a rough draft, Eve
was the final yield
Abel and brother Cain was
the product of their own sin
*The 'Earther' was probably a...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Tanka
Indian Floods 2018“Floods! Floods!!
Quick! Quick,”
Blared the loudspeaker:
“Just five minutes to flee.”
Mobiles? ATM cards?
Jewels? Documents?
To hell with such!
Gathering the kids,
Picking up whatever the hands could...
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Categories:
loudspeaker, irony,
Form:
Free verse