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Best Organising Poems

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


Premium Member Olena and Pavlo
Olena Rudenko met Pavlo Lavinski whilst at Kyiv University 
Pavlo told all his friends that she's definitely the girl for me
They got on well then...

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Categories: organising, death, love, soldier, violence,
Form: Narrative



A Very Fast Fish
Princes dart to take cups and cups run away very very fast. Fear not a well trodden cat and bear not a bead or a...

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Categories: organising, birthday,
Form: I do not know?
A Comrade Like Ben
A Comrade like Ben

A statesman like Mandela diplomatically
suspended the necessary struggle of opposites,
gummed his fragmented land together with reconciliation….
exploiters to exploited , murderers to martyrs
imperialist...

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Categories: organising, history, inspirational, loss, political,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member I Sit Alone
I sit alone and watch an enchanting sunset complete its day,
I want you to sit by my side until we become old and grey.
I relax...

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Categories: organising, poetry,
Form: Ballade
A Message From My Mother
A Message from My Mother

In a dream I saw my mother welcoming guests into her home.
She had been expecting them and had been busy preparing...

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Categories: organising, angel, faith, mother, tribute,
Form: Free verse



The Tortured Poet Returns
The tortured poet has returned to cause chaos on the page 
With a pen full of ink that is sharper than Michael Myers blade
This is...

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© Alex Duffy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: organising, creation, deep, funny, inspiration,
Form: Free verse
List Impossible
Can it be as hard as this?
A struggle of thoughts and feelings arises,
Not ever seeing a resolution,
Assessing the options that offer perhaps a brighter existence,
Weighing...

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Categories: organising, stress, wedding, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Her Truth Is Not the Truth
She makes up the stories about things of the past, 
She lies about how things occurred, 
Happily rewriting stories of how life had played out;
History...

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Categories: organising, betrayal, history, trust, truth,
Form: Quatrain
This Is Not My Last One
If this was my last participation in the contest 
I would use my last ink to say how much 
I love expressing my thoughts..

"I paste...

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© V. Deepa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: organising, how i feel, joy,
Form: Free verse
Poetry Soup
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P poetry,...

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Categories: organising, absence
Form: Acrostic
The Tender Years
From the moment you see the babies face the face you have waited 9months to see.
The immense love overwhelming you, the hopes and dreams to...

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Categories: organising, baby, family,
Form: Free verse
Ooh Not Ah Just Ooh Ooh Ok
One time around the pickle mountain ensures that a fountain is required upon return but a round fish looking at a tree line is plotting...

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Categories: organising, autumn, baptism, beautiful,
Form: I do not know?
Odyssey From Africa 6d
CHAPTER 6 (d, continued)

Several times he threw the wing-form
With advice from Han succeeding
To produce a soaring flight path 
Then returning to his duties 
 
As troop leader; now...

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Categories: organising, adventure, africa, hope, mythology,
Form: Narrative
Possible
Are the hungry laughing,
I think that’s not the case
Cos the pain of living
Means no smile on their face

But all things are possible
In the land of...

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Categories: organising, life, life,
Form: Light Verse
Deliberations
The reflections in a sand dune carries the ideological wisdom of a very sensual peanut. But should there be a sanctified mission on a cereal...

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Categories: organising, beach,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs