Best Octagon Poems
Below are the all-time best Octagon poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of octagon poems written by PoetrySoup members
A Road Less Traveled By UsAfter our not so delicious meal, we started home
He turned onto our usual well-worn road
Headed west where we bumped across raised railroad tracks
There at the...
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Categories:
octagon, america, beautiful, nature,
Form:
Free verse
You Have To Be a Hexagon -EditedA hexagon, a hexagon, you have to be a hexagon.
You say you are a pentagon?
What use have I for pentagon?
You’re too close to the...
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Categories:
octagon, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
My DadMy Dad was Chicagoan.
He would light up a room just like my Mom.
He loved to fish ! He loved his beer .
He also designed...
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Categories:
octagon, addiction, anger, betrayal, birth,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Circle Gets the SquareA is for algebra, where numbers are represented by letters
B is for base, a base ten number system is much better
...
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Categories:
octagon, science, relationship,
Form:
Free verse
Bio-Thermal Geometry
Mama, mama ...
I got a triangular problem
And I need you
to give me the square deal truth
Straight honest for real, lying foolproof —
it’s a rectangle...
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Categories:
octagon, cute, fun, humor, math,
Form:
Light Verse
My Fingernails Will Grow BackBig Sur Jade Cabochon
Broken from off underwater cliffs
Slowly pushed by tides and currents
Found by me during a low tide
While searching along Jade Cove
In Los Padres...
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Categories:
octagon, art, beach, beauty, earth,
Form:
Prose
StonedElemental dissonance
Poly-plated string guess
Depressive spine edge
Identity description cubed
Waterfalls negative score
Abyssal language drops
Hole numeral planification
Horizontal ship oval dust
Sea’s sloped gravitational
Octagon growth
Lack of facts and matter
Undertone course...
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Categories:
octagon, confusion
Form:
I do not know?
Biothermal Geometry
Mama, mama ...
I got a triangular problem
And I need you
to give me the square deal truth
Straight honest for real, lying foolproof —
it’s a rectangle...
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Categories:
octagon, best friend, girlfriend, satire,
Form:
Light Verse
The Secret Lives of Chimney Pots IiiMarching out of the cloaked shires
Of landowners, stockbrokers,
Hereditary Peers, and ruddy faced
Squires:
A vast multitude of many varied
Tribes.
Amassing in the great cities, where,
Inhabiting...
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Categories:
octagon, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
The Search of My Identity CardI took a ride on the other side
of a wide ocean and wilder skies
People spoke there
In languages unknown to us
Only two of us are in...
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Categories:
octagon, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
SpiderwebCompressed predator instincts
Exist in the most primitive dimension
Textile complex of nerves
Mixture of nebulas and herbs
Blinking imperfect echoes
Is it a crop of static points?
Yet there’s no...
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Categories:
octagon, confusion
Form:
I do not know?
Scarred Streetsthe streets are scarred for good and we know it
after the hits of untamed hearts
after this abstract damage of cyclic returnings
there's a window in my...
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Categories:
octagon, imagery, lost love, surreal,
Form:
Free verse
Dancing On the Edge
You and yours
don’t like me and mine
Me and mine
don’t like you and yours
What my people do,
your people don’t flag approve
What your people say,
my people yawn...
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Categories:
octagon, allusion, conflict, metaphor, truth,
Form:
Narrative
Square the CircleCan you make an obtuse plight
spherical right,
can you square the circle?
Do you scalene sleight get it,
can you rectangular height dig it?
If rainbow arc so,
then...
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Categories:
octagon, introspection, metaphor, philosophy, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
The Rock In the EyeHere comes a word,
A word that cuts as a sword,
You could have heard it’s foreword,
From a songbird or a ladybird,
But I renew your memory,
Of the...
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Categories:
octagon, addiction, community, drug, mentor,
Form:
Verse