Best Marque Poems
Below are the all-time best Marque poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of marque poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Pirate's Life For MeI starts me life as pirate,
A grommet before age twelve,
Not an ordinary bandit,
High sea adventures me delve.
With a Letter of Marque in me han’
And...
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Categories:
marque, adventure, fantasy, on work
Form:
Quatrain
The Sun Plunged In the Space of SilenceThe sun plunged
In the space of silence,
The summer has been extended
In a slow wandering ...
The orb has been drunk,
Gradually, by fringes.
> We did not hear...
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Categories:
marque, angel, beauty, color, day,
Form:
Quatrain
Car CourtCAR COURT
Enter, the older heavyweight steel giant,
The bailiff, a 1954 Hudson, reads unhesitant...
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Categories:
marque, allegorycar, car, drug,
Form:
Verse
Saturated In SolitudeAlone,
silence, so stark,
me, lost in the unknown
and blind in my thoughts, yet, I own
the dark.
The dark,
like arms, embrace
me and leave their bleak marque,
forlorn in my...
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Categories:
marque, loneliness,
Form:
Rhyme
My First Car
My lawyer drives a Jaguar,
a slim and glitzy marque.
He seldom ventures near the Law,
(the work's done by his clerk),
buts sends in bills at Partners Rates;
that...
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Categories:
marque, confusion, lost love,
Form:
Lyric
A Flowerette of PeaceSimple Step In Beauty
Passion flower towers at the crown of a radical Hippies’ heart revolution in waiting
blossoms for such longing deep sensual trust freedom...
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Categories:
marque, peace,
Form:
Rhyme
DescaradaAlguien marque el nueve once
pues mi corazón a recibido una sobre dosis
de un amor adulterado que ahora lo ha dejado
más atarantado que un balabarista en...
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Categories:
marque, lost love, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
I'M Sorry, I'Ve Got To GoPoet: Ken Jordan
Poem: I'm Sorry, I've Got To Go
Edited By: Sparkle Jordan
written: August/2014
Jazz
aficionado's,
remembers
Chick Webb -
Two sticks
in hand,
tap'n
on the rim
of a
snare;
keep'n time
on the
drums....
like
a clock,
And
tap'n
those cymbals
Bock-a-da-bock -
Go
Chick,
go!
He
was
flawless!
Hit'n...
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Categories:
marque, black african american, music,
Form:
Light Verse
Translation of Eric Mottram's 1922 Section 1 In Earth Raids 1976 By T WignesanTranslation of Eric Mottram’s 1922 Section 1 by T. Wignesan
for David Attoe
Notre devise pourrait être: ‘que nous nous ne soyons pas envoûtés’
Wittgenstein in Zettel
laissez pendre...
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Categories:
marque, america, culture, earth, word
Form:
Free verse
Good TimeGOOD TIME ( translated in two other languages)
Good time lies in onerous tracts
Where the minds reject
It shelters in a solitary world
Fidgets like a hovering...
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Categories:
marque, age, art, beach,
Form:
Ode
My CatA nonchalant paw hangs, eye’s shut, ears open
My sentimental pretence maintains your interest
You do not know my cruelty, my brutality, my malice
Your sustaining hand is...
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Categories:
marque, animals, death, nature, pets
Form:
Free verse
Anachronistic EulogyLook out into the darkness and hear the remnants of cities.
The faint, ghostly echo of music wafting through the air, carried by the smell...
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Categories:
marque, memory, nostalgia,
Form:
I do not know?
But Especially East LansingBUT ESPECIALLY EAST LANSING
Cell phone with a woodywoodpecker ringtone;
Russian style of guitar-playing with strummed beats;
Regina-Saskatoon red-eye with “collapsible”...
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Categories:
marque, slam, old, me, old,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
Le Vrai Et Nouveau Hymne National - Translation of Kevin Gilbert's the New True Anthem By T WignesanLe Vrai et Nouveau Hymne National – Translation of Kevin Gilbert’s « The New True Anthem » by T. Wignesan
En dépit de ce que Dorothea...
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Categories:
marque, abuse, anxiety, environment, eulogy,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Lautrec, Please DrawToulouse, oh please do place a hand on me
Your pen will sketch what your eyes can see
The ladies’ legs as they dance the can-can
Make me...
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Categories:
marque, people, me,
Form:
Clerihew