Best New Age Poems
Below are the all-time best New Age poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of new age poems written by PoetrySoup members
Kaleidoscope EyesRound and round I go
Unfolding my spirit of envy and gold
The nascence of a new stone
Hazel room, vibrant lilac sky,
Deep orange haze in...
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Categories:
new age, beauty, color, deep, devotion,
Form:
Free verse
Robot RevolutionAbandon futile attempts to run
Behold the process has begun
Step toward your darkest fear
Let’s flip the switch to a new frontier
Penetrating deep within
Evacuate your mortal sin
This...
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Categories:
new age, computer, dark, science fiction,
Form:
Rhyme
Houston We Have a Problem"When returning love, becomes to Late"
Fantastic,
From her eyes
His name the name
She mumbles silently
3 rivers, 3 years, 2 many tears
She loves him endlessly
Sending her soul
A...
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Categories:
new age, absence, cry, desire, feelings,
Form:
Alliteration
Celebarating the Adventure of Advent: a Collaboration With Kai Michael NeumannUniversal elegy grieves and yet embraces shifts of paradigm
New beginnings consciousness initiates comprehends and thus proceeds from
Illusion’s delusion collusions misconceptions in the irritating
Vortex whirlpool immanent...
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Categories:
new age, adventure, community, universe,
Form:
Sestina
Alchemy
How do you change a lie into the truth?
Alchemy, dear children ...
this is how it's done, using unverifiable proof
First, you take a sick, dirty lie,
and...
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Categories:
new age, corruption, dark, psychological, word
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Tell MeNon Believer:
I have heard, others talk about your god
He doesn't sound like a god I wish to know
Sitting in heaven high on his throne
While I'm...
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Categories:
new age, angst, appreciation, dedication, emotions,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
HairWe've always been obsessed with hair
Ponytails or long and flowing
Medusa's hair would turn you to stone
If you gazed on it, no joking
In the 60s a...
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Categories:
new age, funny,
Form:
Quatrain
These Seasons Which Sing In Silent SymphoniesThese seasons which sing in silent symphonies,
like the hush of a new age,
like portals to pretence,
actualized...
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Categories:
new age, beauty, nature, poetry, poets,
Form:
Classicism
The Air We BreatheThe Air We Breathe
Whatever death hides in the dark forest?
The Man attentive to death-defying chances
with sinister low sweeping branches, strong
confused as to the hierarchical level
upon...
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Categories:
new age, devotion, discrimination, god, hope,
Form:
Verse
King Vlad Redux - Second Cold WarKing Vlad Redux – Second Cold War
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin’s grimy fingerprints on current history
are for him nothing to gloat about—au contraire I say emphatically:
His actions...
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Categories:
new age, betrayal, corruption, discrimination, evil,
Form:
Quatrain
Renegades ForevaRenegades Foreva!
Renegade teenage rage babes
thinkin’ they all grown, all knowin’
when they seedlin’s barely sown
bleedin’ teenage angst with teenage crankst
always rhymin’ and mis-timin’ some...
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Categories:
new age, growing up, rap, slam,
Form:
Free verse
Browned-CentsBROWNED-CENTS
One of the true ways
to remain in captivity is to keep silent to avoid your captor’s
hostility and confusion
A penny for my
thoughts has...
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Categories:
new age, africa, black african american,
Form:
Rhyme
Tell MeI have heard, others talk about your god
He doesn't sound like a god I wish to know
Sitting in heaven high on his throne
While I'm left...
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Categories:
new age, angst, god, jesus, judgement,
Form:
I do not know?
My Grandmother's DiaryCucu, maitu
Now that am older
I seek more answers
In the same manner I did
Those days gone, of fetching firewood to cook a cherished...
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Categories:
new age, age, family, grandmother, identity,
Form:
Prose Poetry
When the World Grew Wings - FullThere once came a day
when the world took flight
('twas only a handful
who gaped at the sight)
For when she spread her wings
so few could believe;
and fewer...
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Categories:
new age, allegory, allusion, beautiful, earth,
Form:
Rhyme