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Best Moroccan Poems

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


Premium Member Moroccan Music
A
dream
wondrous
mystical
drifting desert breeze
dancing veils of silk whisper grace 
a touch of the divine from the heart of Morocco
haunting music for the soul from ages reminiscent...

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Categories: moroccan, beautiful, magic, music, spiritual,
Form: Fibonacci



Moroccan Night.
The genie in the bottle  beside Alladin's lamp
awaiting the cue to perform her dance
Aromatic spices fill the air..authentic meals to be my fare.
Tagines of...

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Categories: moroccan, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Moroccan Poppy
Bending beauty thin
orange petals flutter fast
in vase defiance...

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Categories: moroccan, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member We the People
We the People
Will disagree
On taxation and prosperity
On liberty and duty

We the People
Are every color of Christianity
Every Jewish prayer, every song of Islam
The puritans, the atheists...

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Categories: moroccan, discrimination, freedom, history, society,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member The Belly Dancer

.........The Belly Dancer.........

Stood beside her teacher on the stage.
Young, brunette. Hip hugger magenta 
jeans and a short bandana shoulder 
less top...
Her young heart leapt with...

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Categories: moroccan, dance, love, romantic love,
Form: Free verse



Glow Worm
Velcro ripped and soda fizz
Velvet crushed Moroccan night
Nocturnal buterflies those flickering fireflies
Our winking spies like circling satelites
Coming together , we fissures of light
Delicious refrain ...

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Categories: moroccan, break up, divorce,
Form: Italian Sonnet
El Puente Nuevo, Ronda, Spain 1936
Look how they fall like angels to the earth!
But no soft landing down amongst those rocks.
Those devils on the bridge with gleeful mirth
Terrorised the townsfolk...

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Categories: moroccan, conflict, death, history, horror,
Form: Ottava rima
Premium Member They Closed the Brothel
there is a brothel there down the street,
built like a palace three stories high,
hear anklets jingle on dancing feet,
with singing and drums as you pass...

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Categories: moroccan, corruption, desire, fate, lust,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bleeding Before Rome -1
The bombers began to bleed
their heavy tears of death
from 20,000 feet above the breathless battlefield, 
B-17 Flying Fortress formations
moving with apocalyptic aplomb
the shadows of high...

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Categories: moroccan, culture, heart, war, world
Form: Epic
My Dream Vacation
I've dreamed of something special for quite some time,
a vacation I've envisioned that would be simply sublime.
I'll be leaving from Miami on a round-the-world cruise
and...

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Categories: moroccan, dream, vacation,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Just a Matter of Taste
I savor a hearty repast of meat and smashed pertaters,
And a salad liberally laced with fresh termaters,
But spare me anything slathered with anchovy paste!
('Tis just...

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Categories: moroccan, food, funnyme,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Tell Her You Saw Me
Tell her you saw me ...

Tell her I was out on the bluff at the Cape
during a gale, much too close to the rocks.
Tell her...

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Categories: moroccan, allegory, heartbreak, lost love,
Form: Free verse
The Bizzarre Bazaar
Achmed made a marvellous find 
as he walked inside the Bazaar, 
all kinds of mysterious treasures
deposited from near and far: 

A Heart of purest Gold
nestled...

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Categories: moroccan, fantasyheart, heart,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member That Dream
I met a young woman from the middle east
She asked me to walk her to town,
and took my arm.
She felt good, smelt nice
auburn hair, white...

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© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: moroccan, dream,
Form: Free verse
Fair and Market In Wales
Lost my kids once just for a  minute or so in the fair:  needle in haystack.
Busy and purposeful Sunday morning. Fascinating bee hive...

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Categories: moroccan, childhood,
Form: Couplet

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