Best Moralistic Poems
Below are the all-time best Moralistic poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of moralistic poems written by PoetrySoup members
A Moralistic ViewPuzzled folks be shocked
by my irony---
the emphasis is
on morality.
*********** sells,
actions movies do too;
curse words abound--
a lucrative trend.
Society divulges
free sexuality
without any shame--
lustful affections.
Sue me...
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Categories:
moralistic, change, culture, image, lust,
Form:
Verse
Animalistic LoveAnimalistic Love
How can I describe making love to you?
So many words I would like to use
Love to use
I know they are offensive to some
Maybe some...
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Categories:
moralistic, love, passion, words, love,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
moralistic, desire, devotion, passion,
Form:
Personification
Japan, Land of Rising SonJapan, land of rising SUN
Faced Natures devastation
Tsunami, earthquake obliterated cities
Lost all but not hope, maturity, sanity
Collective harmony, community first attitude
No honking, no mad overtaking; only...
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Categories:
moralistic, inspirational
Form:
Free verse
I Am IntelligenceI AM INTELLIGENCE!
In world of mannequins, I step to the cause.
I see this woman fussing at her child about wanting...
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Categories:
moralistic, funny, hero, humorous, image,
Form:
Lay
Shooting Rockets That CareSomewhere there is a system
If one decides to study and listen
Finding global position
To finish its mission
Here we go shooting for the...
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Categories:
moralistic, america, child, innocence, moon,
Form:
Rhyme
Beautiful SmileBeautiful smile
I haven't seen you in awhile
Walking into the room
. being able to bring sunshine
From every seat to every...
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Categories:
moralistic, absence, appreciation, beautiful, blessing,
Form:
Free verse
A Little ListWith apologies to Sir W.S. Gilbert
As some day it may happen that a victim must be found,
I've got a little list--I've got a little list.
Of...
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Categories:
moralistic, hilarious, satire,
Form:
Rhyme
This Stew Tastes FunnyThe prompt was "Write a poem which is really a recipe".
This Stew Tastes Funny
I personally like to use the more established dramatic processes, but feel...
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Categories:
moralistic, humorous,
Form:
List
Nobody's ChildThe scorn of abandonment,
howls of silence
when a room entered,
the school yard clatter
community chatter,
pulpit perniciousness
traduce in speculation.
Housewives with
corrective attitudes
deft in moralistic anomalies,
snarls over the broom
with piercing...
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Categories:
moralistic, confusion, sad,
Form:
Free verse
Of Mountaintop Revelationsthe swinging swings
of the ups and downs
of the unbalanced scales
of justice now hang stilled
and suspended in bigoted air
anchored by the selfish weight
of the 5th amendment...
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Categories:
moralistic, allegory, america, analogy, black
Form:
Free verse
Blo HarPractice pontificating indemnity,
moralistic servitude toward the,
practice exemplary impersonal activity....
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Categories:
moralistic, business, celebration, community, confidence,
Form:
Imagism
This Poverty of MineTHIS POVERTY OF MINE...
Improves upon the amount of time it takes you to conduct an opera that
tells about how to live this life.
Moralistic conceptions...
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Categories:
moralistic, abuse, allegory, analogy, body,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Is Life a Purchase of the Heavenly TicketDeath! Is absolute
the ultimate fear,
yet many, find it the
cause of so much
aggravation. Still! It’s
tops in the profit
stakes, wielding “Wide
screen, splatter
delving special effects.”
Cold shivers to
counteract...
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Categories:
moralistic, scary,
Form:
Free verse
The Holistic of MeThe matter between my eyes and my soul is for the materiali$tic
The depths of my soul only reachable by the idealistic
My journey thus far...
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Categories:
moralistic, self,
Form:
Rhyme