Best Napkins Poems
Below are the all-time best Napkins poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of napkins poems written by PoetrySoup members
Just a Tree - a RequiemSomeone who knows
Said You were an old ancient Tree,
But at the time, it didn’t really matter,
Or seem important to me.
I knew You only for...
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Categories:
napkins, conflict, earth, heartbroken, humanity,
Form:
Free verse
The Death of a PoetI read my obituary
Accolades run afoul to lighten the souls of the living
Trite clichés, forgotten kin, melodic tributes
Boring and meaningless
Upon a granite stone etched for...
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Categories:
napkins, death, poets,
Form:
Free verse
'pardon Me, Could You Pass the Grey Poupon'Winds caressing fringes of
her deep chocolate tresses
as tree nymphs nimbly hid
midst fallen maple leaves
happily prancing...
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Categories:
napkins, allegory, fantasy, hero, humorous,
Form:
Epic
Pen Sated
My auspicious Holiday Muse,
it has a hunger pang...
A pen which merrily sings of words,
joyously written in the heart
Honored friends and guests
invited freely
to a...
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Categories:
napkins, allusion, appreciation, holiday, perspective,
Form:
Free verse
the fall of Saint TropezSaint Tropez is a summer town.
Smaller than it ought to be, really.
Like when you realize the French quarter,
in New Orleans, is just three blocks wide...
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Categories:
napkins, autumn, beauty, lost, ocean,
Form:
Free verse
Over and Over Aginsometimes i talk to myself,
my mind is racing,
i dont know what to do...
so hard to explain.
depression isn't a stage
or a faze some kids go...
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Categories:
napkins, childhood, dark, daughter, death,
Form:
Free verse
Teenage Mutant * Ninja Turtles!!TEEN AGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES!!
One day I came home with the flu.
My mother gave me a bowl of stew
All I can say is that the...
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Categories:
napkins, animals, food, funnyday, me,
Form:
Couplet
A Poem On a NapkinI have noticed her for weeks now,
this same coffee shop,
the same table, the same time each day
I am taken by her beauty, the way...
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Categories:
napkins, love, poetry,
Form:
Epic
Poetry StewPoetry stew.
My poetry stew has ingredients of goo
The ass end of a warm drink
The chaser for an anti depressant capsule
A five o' clock shadow
A...
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Categories:
napkins, beauty, depression, drink, poetry,
Form:
Verse
Out of Words Out of words
I ran out of words
so I stopped at the store
and searched every aisle and row
Pushing my cart
with a wobbling wheel
just trying to...
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Categories:
napkins, poetry, words,
Form:
Rhyme
I Love South Asian WomenI married someone in America, "My royalty" -
But can you look away from Brides in Sari*
That long, silk or chiffon sheet several feet long
Wrapped with...
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Categories:
napkins, america, appreciation, beautiful, culture,
Form:
Verse
Intellectual Debris
Aimlessly walking across the wasteland
of your mind,
you pick through the emotional trash
with random intensity
Crushed bottles of plastic thoughts;
half drank, half spilled on dozens...
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Categories:
napkins, identity, psychological, truth, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
IsabelSautéed scallops on the skirts of Italy
Debutantes of a chardonnay shimmy
Mediterranean terraces of broached stars
Gucci wallets moonlighting baroque hearts
Manolo Blahnik legs lavishly luring
High heel...
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Categories:
napkins, love, passion, places,
Form:
Free verse
The Bottle and Methe jukebox in the corner haunts this baroom like
a ghost.
Lonley is the soul under the neon light that serves
as the host.
Broken knuckles and...
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Categories:
napkins, angst, introspection, life, people,
Form:
Rhyme
An Unanswered PhoneI see the yarn and I remember
I bought it for my mother to knit
But she went to heaven in January
Her fancy never used tropical...
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Categories:
napkins, death, mother,
Form:
Prose Poetry