Best Marionettes Poems
Below are the all-time best Marionettes poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of marionettes poems written by PoetrySoup members
Categories:
marionettes, angst, cry, emotions, sad,
Form:
Free verse
Marionette of Flesh in a Borrowed Dress"Marionette of Flesh in a Borrowed Dress"
- Daniel Henry Rodgers
The hourglass,
a skeletal jester,
mocks in the tomb's chill,
Each falling grain an emaciated sigh,
"Soon...
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Categories:
marionettes, death, loneliness, mental illness,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Generation GapIt might be called Electrifying Pink,
that color painted on her toes
for it glows amidst the grime of her feet
winding filth up around her ankles
as if...
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Categories:
marionettes, lifesilver,
Form:
Narrative
Land of Lost Shadows: A Tribute To L S Lowry
land of lost shadows
and unweathered skies.
five urban colours
through unflinching eyes.
tall distant chimneys
and schoolyards at play.
smoke drifting sideways
in stillness each day.
sketches on packets
of stained cigarettes.
strange brooding...
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Categories:
marionettes, art,
Form:
Ekphrasis
Politician PerditionPOLITICIAN PERDITION
Do you find yourself analytical
When it comes to things political
Corpulent men in suits and ties
Cheat with promises and lies
With true intent we go to...
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Categories:
marionettes, america, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Theatre of My SoulThe flying sent projections free to see,
from adjunct Astrals singing bold decree.
Perched on Pisces’s cusp, forsaking Plato’s cave,
Puppets casting shadows, chancing me a slave.
They hang...
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Categories:
marionettes, addiction, allegory, change, desire,
Form:
Couplet
The Sad Truth Behind the Reduction of Comments On My PoemsHey YOU,
Yes, I’m talking to YOU
Please listen to me…
You used to comment on almost every poem
But you don’t visit me of late
So I...
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Categories:
marionettes, bullying, discrimination, poets, sad,
Form:
Free verse
Hungarian RhapsodyHUNGARIAN RHAPSODY
Her hand’s swan-like dance,
ivory shadow puppets
romance. Hungarian rhapsody.
The musician sans existence
as emotive fingers move
imaginary marionettes
with splendiferous precision.
Drama drops onto piano keys
occasionally taking a gentle...
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Categories:
marionettes, music, , Lullaby,
Form:
Free verse
As We Are To Each OtherI am the reminiscence of you, since you were once me –
stirred among the strings of sense.
I am the reminiscence of everything you love,
since the...
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Categories:
marionettes, senses,
Form:
Free verse
BlameA man can fail many times, but he isn't a failure until he begins to blame somebody else. John Burroughs
This is not a sad poem,
but...
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Categories:
marionettes, angst, death, father son,
Form:
Free verse
Nightmare In AbstractShe stood in thrall to the Magyar
As, one hand cupped to a breast,
The other picked careful notes
From the guitar against his chest,
So they made...
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Categories:
marionettes, fantasy, sleep,
Form:
Rhyme
Unveiling Our MythsMuffled voices in clouded corridors,
where legends mold the unseen,
drifting through thoughts like specters
bestowing authority upon the mysterious.
In politics, a performance:
marionettes on a dream-filled...
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Categories:
marionettes, mystery, myth,
Form:
Free verse
Marching Band"Marching Band"
Dapper dilettantes take over one hundred yards
Showing their feathers like a cockatoo on pointy shakos
Displaying their talents on grass they are anything...
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Categories:
marionettes, social, time, love, time,
Form:
Free verse
A Place Called TomorrowThere is a place called tomorrow
Where this set of politicians
Who claim we elected them
Will all be gone
Even the last trace of their names
Will be no...
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Categories:
marionettes, faith, people, recovery from...,
Form:
Free verse
Mists 2Dawn flings a face
All darkness flees;
Birth of new day
~~~~~~~~~
That Old Man once thought:
"Poetry is not viable..."
Who can eat poems
~~~~~~~~~
In our twilight years
Even time is suspended;
Marionettes...
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Categories:
marionettes, blessing,
Form:
Haiku