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Best Offenses Poems

Below are the all-time best Offenses poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of offenses poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member A Fragile Self
While finding  myself in  season’s twilight
I see parts of life crumble amid grime of ruins,
As a  declining mind wanders to  balance
Gratified...

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Categories: offenses, introspection, self,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Third World America
I lived in Shenzhen, China, for my 6th and 7th grades - China was AMAZING.

In China, blond hair is unusual, I stood out like neon...

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Categories: offenses, 11th grade, angst, city,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Division Of Neighbor
‘Hey stomach,’ says anus,
‘Would you cut the crap.’
“It’s not me,’ stomach says;
‘I won’t take the wrap.

It’s what they’re eating,
So blame teeth and mouth.
I’m innocent,’ says...

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Categories: offenses, analogy, betrayal, body,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Spring-Tide - Memories On the Breeze
Oh ...

Spring-tide ...
Always things that juxtapose,
Life never flows as smoothly as a gentle rill 'round a stone.
Brief notes of harmony, torn asunder by a cacophony...

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Categories: offenses, appreciation, life, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Biden My Time
In a bubble
Of social interactions
Biden my time
Behind the gym
Until the trumpets  pout and fluff
Punching I lay them all on the floor

Sadly life is down...

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Categories: offenses, anti bullying, art, bird,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member Law and Order
So, it starts years ago, with protests in the streets
People allowed to lay on the road, block traffic
Then, start fires, attack police, as they’re told...

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Categories: offenses, america, anger, angst,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Fourth of July
Founding fathers believed in freedom of the press, religion, speech, assembly, and petition.

Opportunity must be opened to all.

United we stand and divided we fall. ...

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Categories: offenses, america, july,
Form: Acrostic
Atlanta Falcons
The Falcons are a team that is flying high.
Their success is something no one will deny.
When the birds have other teams in their clutches,
their opponents...

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Categories: offenses, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Lavender and Lovely, Red Roses
Like lavender and lovely, red roses,
they’re meant for your immaculate sweethearts
and their fine, little, delicate noses;

not to damage the most sensitive parts,
or overwhelm the olfactory...

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Categories: offenses, humor, love, romance, wisdom,
Form: Terza Rima
Premium Member In Love But Angry
Lying on the same bed holding their breaths.Even though makingup was in their hearts each guarded their pride.Each looked sideways glances mingled exploded in laughter.When...

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Categories: offenses, hope, imagination, lost love,
Form: Imagism
The News: Lack of Love
The News: Lack of Love

We couldn’t read the news, nor decode a word
Nor the cries and prayers among the relics of hearts
I didn’t understand why...

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Categories: offenses, religion,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Citadel Heart
I am just a beating heart
red from the start and damned with a dream
a spiking scream upon the Hope and Hell seam,
the world passes through...

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Categories: offenses, america, character, courage, desire,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Jesus Told Me
Jesus taught and lived
Those who follow the Way
Truth
Life, rather than punishing death,
would be known
by our love,
especially for our enemies.

He did not say, or live,
Those who...

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Categories: offenses, community, culture, health, history,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Winston Churchill
In the foggy isle of Britannia, many men have sought
Out fortune and fame.
But one man's legacy remains, as steadfast as the walls
Of parliament, a single...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: offenses, character, courage, history, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Falling Into Darkness
Suddenly, he found himself floating through the air.
He saw no light and heard no sound, just darkness everywhere.
Trying to remember the place where he had...

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Categories: offenses, death, fear, imagination, life,
Form: Rhyme

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