Best Nobel Laureate Poems
Below are the all-time best Nobel Laureate poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of nobel laureate poems written by PoetrySoup members
An Ordinary Girl - Translation From TagoreSharing my translation of a famous poem (Sadharan Meye) written by Rabindranath Tagore, who won Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913. It's one of his...
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nobel laureate, life, loss,
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Narrative
Two Birds - Translation From TagoreThis is a translation from the original poem "Dui Pakhi" (Two Birds) in Bengali by India's Nobel-laureate Poet, Rabindranath Tagore. ...
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nobel laureate, bird, friend,
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Verse
An Indian BoyThat Indian boy, unwashed, in rags, and black,
(India is, as in Art we say Nobel Laureate; in Might they call it ‘Nuclear State’)
Walked by the...
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nobel laureate, political, boy,
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Free verse
Freed From My Shackles - Translation From TagoreThis is a poem (Original Title “Mukti” in Bengali, which means “Freedom”) by India's Nobel-laureate poet, Rabindranath Tagore (1861 - 1941) - a poet, writer,...
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nobel laureate, freedom, women,
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Free verse
Gabriel Marquez Garcia-- ArtistGod must have spilled stars liquid
on His brooding Gabriel Marquez Garcia…
weaving, crushing and shaping words
lacquered with magical realism. But this
is not his only primal appeal;...
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nobel laureate, art, words,
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Imagism
Henry DunantOf John Henry Dunant, let's give mention.
He thought up the Geneva Convention;
The International Red Cross also,
In his Memory Of Solferino
20150601
From Wikipedia:
Jean Henri Dunant (8 May...
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nobel laureate, hero, peace,
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Clerihew
We Like TreesWe like trees.
Rocks. Crows.
Trees are good.
Shade. Food. Wood.
If they leave,
we'll leave, too.
Snow. How come
some there, none here.
Sun can kill
or be fun.
God can't care
about you,...
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nobel laureate, care, food, fun, god,
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Verse
Escape To StruggleEvils with machine Guns to kill,
Ghost of my imagination were there to kill
Or to protect me from the evils.
Believing in myself was what left...
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nobel laureate, art, blessing, body, books,
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Epic
Fear of God, Translation of Carlos Bousono's Poem, Miedo De DiosFear of God, Translation of Carlos Bousono’s poem, Miedo de Dios
(The second and fourth lines of these quatrains all end in the same rhyme, a...
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nobel laureate, fear, god, universe,
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Dramatic Monologue
Sing the Way Sky Is Singing - TranslationThis is the translation of a song written by Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel-laureate Poet from India. The melody is composed by the poet himself.
The way...
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nobel laureate, animal, love, spiritual,
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Free verse
Leymah GboweeLeymah Gbowee O’ Nobel Laureate 2011
Is a pride to her world
A gift to her country Liberia
And an eagle that is never tire soaring...
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nobel laureate, dedication,
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Prose Poetry
A Tree Fell(This poem is dedicated to the late Nobel Laureate Chinua Achebe.
Your works will always stir our thoughts with reason and entertainment. R.I.P)
A Tree Fell
A...
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nobel laureate, africa, art, dedication, imagery,
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Free verse
Not Only Your Words - TranslationThis is my translation of a song by Rabindranath Tagore - Nobel-laureate Poet from India. I have rendered the song on You Tube video.
Not...
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nobel laureate, longing, love,
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Free verse
Deception Part 1 Translation From TagoreThis is a translation from Rabindranath Tagore's (Nobel-laureate Poet From India in 1913) narrative poem - Phanki. We need to remember that this story is...
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nobel laureate, life, women,
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Narrative
Camellia - Part 1 Translation From TagoreThis is a translation from the poem "Camellia", by Rabindranath Tagore, Nobel laureate Poet from India (1861 -1941) Understandably the story took place in late...
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Categories:
nobel laureate, life, love,
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Narrative