Best Next Stop Poems
Below are the all-time best Next Stop poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of next stop poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Land of the Midnight SunI went cruising to Norway with my wife across the North Sea
We travelled the route the Vikings took but with added luxury
Our first port of...
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Categories:
next stop, boat, friend, holiday, sea,
Form:
Narrative
On a Train To "dreamendon"Fingers tapping....
Upon the windows pane
To a certain rhythm inside
Inside, as the colors and the sights
Out of concious mind
Quickly pass me by
Contemplating deeply, I suppose
Heaven knows....
While...
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Categories:
next stop, faith, life, love, visionarybeautiful,
Form:
I do not know?
Window PainThree states
in five hours.
Maybe we’ll stop somewhere nice
like a KOA campground.
A kid can hope. It’s hot and it would be great to go for a...
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Categories:
next stop, addiction, anger, anxiety, child
Form:
Haibun
A Cotswolds Walk and a Ploughmans LunchThis morning I went for a country stroll
Saw greenery of summer at its best
But off road walking had taken its toll
So the next stop was...
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Categories:
next stop, food, nature, summer,
Form:
Sonnet
A Moral Dilemma...adapted from the novel 'Mr Pye' by Mervyn Peake
Balding and sprightly, he's filled with bold dreams
to make us all happy and free.
He selects as his...
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Categories:
next stop, philosophy,
Form:
Verse
Dancing With the DevilDancing With The Devil
Black postered silence as the shadows lights dance
A dark and sadistic waltz with evils romance
Unscented dead roses, bouquet of dried thorn
Grave ravens...
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Categories:
next stop, dance, dark, deep,
Form:
Couplet
The Tale of the WilliwonkThe Williwonk rose from its hibernating sleep
And jumped up in joy with a sinuous leap.
Time for some mischief, he mischievously said,
I'll shake up Manvile and...
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Categories:
next stop, children, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
The VoyageThe tempest rages, tossing longboats high -
It’s better than a ‘straw death’ way to die.
But is the cause the writhing Midgard snake?
Are Aegir and his...
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Categories:
next stop, adventurehope,
Form:
Rhyme
Good and Evil...adapted from 'Mr Pye' by Mervyn Peake
Balding and sprightly, he's filled with
bold dreams
to make us all happy and free.
He...
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Categories:
next stop, inspirational, people, people,
Form:
Verse
New Song New StartA New Song a New Start
written by Magneeta Sojourner
As the day and weeks ran behind me
looking for the truth
no answers to my questions
though I’d sifted...
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Categories:
next stop, allusion, destiny, freedom, leaving,
Form:
Ballad
My Walkabout...The nights were long
and my days seem short
had to do something
so I left my port
A one-way ticket
on a greyhound bus
a compelling journey
inner feeling must trust
first...
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Categories:
next stop, adventure, introspection, nature, peace,
Form:
Free verse
Shutter Speed ContestNext Stop F-stop 2.8
Got to get out of the city,
if you want to see the galaxy.
(Be sure to grab your camera on your way out...
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Categories:
next stop, angst,
Form:
I do not know?
Transport For London ShamanThe TFL Shaman- A Journey Home.
Raindrops trickle down the misty train windows,
Obscuring views of coloured graffiti,
Works of passion sprayed on to embankment walls.
Bright colours splattered...
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Categories:
next stop, blessing, forgiveness, journey, mystery,
Form:
Free verse
Conversations On a TrainWe are all headed in the same direction.
We are all travelers.
Why then, with this one way ticket,
must we detour?
Why do we lose focus
of what...
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Categories:
next stop, humanity, introspection, life,
Form:
Free verse
Come AboardCome aboard if your destination is oblivion.
It is our next stop.
You can have the window seat if you want.
But it’s a sad view.
...
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Categories:
next stop, introspection, travel,
Form:
Free verse