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Best Mitigation Poems

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


Himalayan Trip-Trap-2
Himalayan  Trip-Trap

They poured in,  before the deluge
To surpass the natives in numbers
folks in their  cribs -through-hearse  stages, 
trusting like kids, ...

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Categories: mitigation, natural disasters, nature,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member ::Limited edition::
I’m a limited edition, when all is said and done 
Nothing special, only unique in a maze of humdrum 
Kill spiders for a pastime, coz...

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Categories: mitigation, confusion, i am, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Swan Song Lane
When the time is right
one again will walk with you unaided
in an eon of age,
where promises are made
not to conform to life’s illusions.
Only now this...

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Categories: mitigation, angel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Beech Tree Ii
Oh how I hate the winter where my limbs are exposed and seen
I just adore the springtime; I wear my dress of emerald green

Draping myself...

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Categories: mitigation, autumn, tree,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Resignation
When you’re sucker-punched with frustration	
			and can’t find a cause for elation,
			when you’re unsuccessful
			and life’s super stressful,
			you surely will feel perturbation.

			When you face severe provocation
			and fear...

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Categories: mitigation, life, prayer, stress,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Kingdom of My Embrace
"Years” and “Distance”, phantoms of the dark that do their evil
in the quietude of the everyday, coming and going without so
much as a footprint or...

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Categories: mitigation, absence, appreciation, children, family,
Form: Free verse
A Child Is Born
A CHILD is born, a robber is born, a destroyer
Where shall we shelter him
What shall we put out of sight from him
What shall we instruct...

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Categories: mitigation, children, dedication,
Form: Verse
A Child Is Born
A CHILD is born, a robber is born, a destroyer
Where shall we shelter him
What shall we put out of sight from him
What shall we instruct...

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Categories: mitigation, baby, career, character, child,
Form: Verse
Referendum
The battle of wits who’s quickest to the target
The Referendum becomes our battling ground,
To silence the tongues that vanity took apart.
Saying little or nothing and...

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Categories: mitigation, anxiety, celebration, change, community,
Form: Free verse
Bondage
Empowerment
Inticement
Power
Promotion
Selfishness

Greed for more Michael Douglass in tow
Control
Warhol
Acid
Mitigation

Solitude
Alone
Shady
Pilgrims on the highway out of control

Wasted
Bondage
Societal influx
Caged fury in delusion

Bondage
An adaptation toward self alone
Control
Loose Cannons

Minds controlled by destruction...

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Categories: mitigation, art, childhood, death, depression,
Form: Free verse
Et In Arcadia Ego
Oh, that's it, Keko. Pass through. Go ahead. 
Just walk across my books without a glance, 
with all that arrogant insousiance 
of yours, encoded in...

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Categories: mitigation, death,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Aspiring Poet: 1584
He went on the rap sheet as Shakespeare, Will
And in mitigation he simply said, ‘Nil.’
Male escorts earned plenty
He’d charge half of twenty
They nicknamed him ‘Ten...

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Categories: mitigation, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Ego -- Brain, Brain -- Pain, Pain -- Need, Need -- Air, Water, Food, Sex, Cocaine
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The Illusion of Changing Water into Wine Exists; It's Just Not Real

"A frustrated cigar is just a cigar in pain needing some smoking-hot sex."
-- a...

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Categories: mitigation, pain,
Form: Sonnet
I'M Just Getting Started
The believing man said:
"I wanted to bypass many things then...
My story was solemn and virtuous.
After storytelling came a  momentary pause,
To understand your body, without...

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Categories: mitigation, poets,
Form: Free verse
Will You Please Get To the Joint
WILL YOU PLEASE LET ME GET TO THE JOINT?

Listen 
I’ve got an indisputably effective plan
And it’s fundamentally and philosophically correct, man
So at once dash out...

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Categories: mitigation, angst, me, heart, anger,
Form: Monorhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things