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Best Mechanized Poems

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


Premium Member Desecration of a Grave
“Here lieth baby Rachel
Born 10th Sept 1894 Died 30th Oct 1896”

Marble stone that lays above the head,
white chippings that blanket the body,
flowerless vase that sits...

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Categories: mechanized, me,
Form: Narrative



Memoir: Crashing Women's Studies- Feminists, Beware Lol
Don't ask me how it happened; I have no clear recollection. I have always had this brazen habit of coming right out and directly asking...

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Categories: mechanized, art, funny, poetry, social,
Form: Narrative
American West
The true story of the American west
Is one of killing field slaughters and 
waste
The bison killers worked day and night
They were all busier than a...

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Categories: mechanized, allegory, analogy, animal, environment,
Form: Couplet
From Plantation To Implantation


Looks like dem old ugly chains
got a new modern face
Beauty upgrade ... high-end cosmetic tech;
low-cost dressed in labor modest, 
minimum maintentance convenience
From da delta plain...

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Categories: mechanized, imagery, slavery, visionary, wisdom,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member War Is a War Crime
Once wars were fought with sticks and stones
to flog the flesh and batter bones
and conquer lands, defending thrones -
though gods provoke, not one atones. 

The...

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Categories: mechanized, war, world,
Form: Quatrain



What Did You Get
By ten A. M. the presents had all been opened 
and breakfast had been served,
But there was still one more tradition of the holiday 
that...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mechanized, funny, holiday, fire, fire,
Form: Light Verse
The Long March Home
A sudden awakening,
An urgent hand shaking my shoulder,
Through weary eyes I see the valley blackening,
Their steady thunderous march animates river and boulder,
Allowing only a moment's...

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Categories: mechanized, dad, daughter, death of
Form: Rhyme
Synth
How could he be so cold with the raging lightning striking through his aluminum lines? 

His synthetic skin made of wax, glass, and fibrous mass...

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Categories: mechanized, beauty, body, love, sensual,
Form: Prose Poetry
Pondering a Desert, a Proposed Wall and Skeletons, Not a Poem
a walk through the organ pipe 
cactus fields along
a contentious boundary

a place called Mexico on one side, 
a collection of semi-independent States
on the other

Barrels of...

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Categories: mechanized, sad,
Form: I do not know?
Kiss of Chemo
KISS OF CHEMO           

           ...

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Categories: mechanized, body, introspection, life,
Form: Free verse
Crossroads of the World
There are lots of loud noises in Manhattan, you know
And the chaos will follow wherever you go
It's my toughest of tasks just to hear myself...

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Categories: mechanized, america, city, humanity, international,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Regarding Health and Education
Dear Local Boards of EcoSchool Education,
Departments of Environmentally Protected Walkable Transportation,
Cooperatively Maintaining Public-Private Works
and STEAM Play
and WinWin GreenGames,
Hysterical Historical Associations,
Social Work Departments of Climate Restorative...

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Categories: mechanized, caregiving, earth, gospel, health,
Form: Political Verse
Prisoner of the Matrix Loaded
Prisoner of the Matrix loaded
Prisoner of the matrix loaded

Cattle within the herd
cages within the slaughter
Profiteers prey upon the wounded
Branded comodified beings consumed
In consumption
Led to the...

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Categories: mechanized, america, analogy, philosophy,
Form: ABC
Land of Milk and Honey
Land of Milk & Honey. 
The president has banned the verb “work,” there are no job seekers 
or unemployed people, but those who administrate the...

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Categories: mechanized, political, satire,
Form: Carpe Diem
Military Awards and Medals
Awards and Recognition

They patted selves on their very own back;
They do have all things which we will lack;
Am so sore,
We are poor,
Live in towers while...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mechanized, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

Book: Reflection on the Important Things