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Best Orifice Poems

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


Premium Member Mirror of a Son's Eyes
He 
has certainly 
perfected the art 
of being a smart a** -
a trait that swims like a tadpole 
in his father’s gene pool
and nurtured by...

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Categories: orifice, art, feelings, imagination, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Being Gay
Being gay is a nightmare,
Yet not for what it's worth,
But for the social wear and tear,
Of not fitting in on Earth.

Does my taste for men...

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Categories: orifice, love,
Form: Rhyme
Romantic Invasion
Your conquering eyes desired to look inside,
wanted to know
what my uncharted heart had hidden within
So you sent a pleasure probe searching ...
exploring lips kissing virgin...

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Categories: orifice, heart, kiss, romance, sensual,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Feel Or Die
morality sits on the nose 
of this blind man

an option of intrigue 
is there for the taking
  
that call, that lure 
from a feral...

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© Ricky Muse  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: orifice, allegory, deep, how i
Form: Free verse
The Goodbye Goose
- The Goodbye Goose-               
Winter polishes at four o'clock, shining all...

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Categories: orifice, abuse, introspection,
Form: Free verse



Of Mad Dogs
The walker prevails without his brimmed hat, 
skirting whirling dervish of hungry gnats 
which seek to explore each orifice bare - 
to sample the blood...

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Categories: orifice, analogy, anti bullying, nature,
Form: Rondeau
Premium Member The Rush...
Through the opened orifice
of humanities consciousness,
the whirling, whirring, rush of rain;
tumults round the asphalts plane.

Spritzing, spreading, shrieking, zing…
the staccato sounds of wet spring;
the tinkling chimes,...

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Categories: orifice, nature
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Never Let Me Go
Nameless nomad from nowhere needed nestling niche
 Emotions enveloped evermore excitement exuberant
 Vague venture veered on valiant venerable voyage
 Ever eager to enter enticing enclave...

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Categories: orifice, how i feel, love,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Virgin America
The faintness of flight overwhelms me
boxed in caged, corseted, in a cattle car of the air
pristine bells and whistles cajole the herd
as the breath is...

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Categories: orifice, adventure, allegory, animals,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Impeach Biden
This writ shalt not make me loved!
But insanity, murder, lies and I do
not fit hand in glove.

This morning , abandoned soldiers' in
Kabul wives were raped.
Whilst...

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Categories: orifice, america, perspective, political,
Form: Rhyme
Where My Soul Belongs
While a part of my soul longs,
To be carried away,
Far far,
From myself,
To another world,
To a mountain top,
To a lonely place,
To where the air is thin...

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Categories: orifice, identity,
Form: Free verse
Love
LOVE

in the unreal hologram of weightless rainbow

I am...

in the lightning flash that opens an orifice in time

I am...

in the unsteady sand that exists in my...

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Categories: orifice, love
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sun and Life Painting By Frida Kahlo 1947
A 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: orifice, art,
Form: Free verse
Donut Hole
Quatret Poetry Soup contest

Who can describe Nothing? 
Clue—it’s a little tricky to define. 
For you see, Nothing is Something. 
To disagree you should promptly decline.
If...

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© James Tate  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: orifice, conflict, education,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member A Penny For My Thoughts
Diverse masks I face on each day in hell,
locked within this bone-borne scaffolding;
where once two full lips had screamed farewell,
now, sound's denied without the balm...

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Categories: orifice, creation,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Shattered Sighs