Best Open Ended Poems
Below are the all-time best Open Ended poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of open ended poems written by PoetrySoup members
An Open-Ended StoryThe Little Girl's Garden
A finagle of young fairies with colors red, green, yellow, indigo, white and orange with glittering wings are playing in...
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Categories:
open ended, girl,
Form:
Prose
Open Ended Poetry ContestsPlease give us a topic, at least just a clue
I have no direction, don't know what to do
Do I scribe what I know, or write...
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Categories:
open ended, funny, humor, humorous, poems,
Form:
Verse
Hey, That's My MoneyWell, I see that Congress is proposin' another trillion dollar spree!
Those inept buffoons must think money grows upon a tree!
The treasury is crankin' out bales...
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Categories:
open ended, funny, political, money,
Form:
Rhyme
Please No Empty RoomLet not my heart become in my old age
"An empty room, cobwebbed, and comfortless"
But an open sunny porch, a welcome sage
A loving heart to those...
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Categories:
open ended, introspection, love,
Form:
Sonnet
The Scrapbook That I Can'T Throw AwayStill frames with dead eyed memories.
Magic marker’d promises;
open ended lies
that I can’t seem to forget.
No matter how far I bury this thing
inside my closet. You...
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Categories:
open ended, deep, depression, desire, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
My Dr Jekyll and His Mr HydeMy tears are streaming
His eyes were beaming
My thoughts turn to past acts
His thoughts expose the cracks
My never-ending mental torture
His tools are put in order
My race...
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Categories:
open ended, allusion, anger, conflict, confusion,
Form:
Free verse
A Toast To EnchantmentTo butterflies, bats, and midnight creatures,
To the brilliant, the dark, and things unseen.
To roses, wine, and satin dresses,
To a lucid child-like dream.
To the musty scent...
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Categories:
open ended, culture, fantasy, imagination, magic,
Form:
Rhyme
whispering birds through wind and light rainMy open-ended lines can convey more than one idea. Verse 3, middle line, ends in “I am.” I am both okay (today) & puddles on...
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Categories:
open ended, morning, rain,
Form:
Free verse
Sun and Life Painting By Frida Kahlo 1947A third eye, an open ended
topsy-turvy petal blowing gap,
a vaginal bore, is what I’ve become.
The bloom's long gone. The petals sucked
dry with nectar long ago...
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Categories:
open ended, art,
Form:
Free verse
Life's PathIt’s an open ended kind of life;
I know not where I go.
I hold you close inside my heart;
I know you’re in the show.
I see...
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Categories:
open ended, faith, life, future, me,
Form:
Rhyme
Only the Lonely, Butt HeadIt has become painfully obvious that the only way to be heard
is to pay through the nose to be a lifetime nerd,
the way to be...
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Categories:
open ended, america, community, dedication, destiny,
Form:
Free verse
Another CrossroadAnother crossroad.
Invalids weep when
wearing another's
soiled diapers suddenly
disappear.
In spite of the battered off-chance -
from a despondent interruption;
I'm the exposed exception.
Coarse fingers bleed.
My wheelchair spokes...
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Categories:
open ended, deathme,
Form:
Free verse
The Beginding(Door bell rings)
— The damn dog barks and a voice is heard. Arms stretch, forming a letter Y. A head shakes. Dimples become this smooth cheek; lips...
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Categories:
open ended, adventure, allusion, analogy, animal,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Kentucky Hayseed - By Bob AtkinsonThe Kentucky Hayseed
- by Bob Atkinson
he looks a little confused
his mind cast in a fix
how can he concentrate on this
just a little bit
a...
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Categories:
open ended, cancer, discrimination, fun, health,
Form:
Quatrain
The Recipe : Soul Soup
"The Recipe: Soul Soup"
Where do we go when we are lost?
"Truth." she said, "Honesty?"
the response,
wasn't shallow,
it was long winded
In short, the recipe...
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Categories:
open ended, love, magic, muse,
Form:
Romanticism