Best Orthodox Poems
Below are the all-time best Orthodox poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of orthodox poems written by PoetrySoup members
At the Golden Dawn of Understanding PotdIt was late in gorgeous springtime, and I was teaching my class,
A lesson in African history, and the events of time's hourglass.
My fourth graders were...
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Categories:
orthodox, africa, christian, education, history,
Form:
Couplet
We Are Not So Different I'm a Catholic,You're a Muslim
I'm an Orthodox ,You're a Protestant
I'm a Hindhuist,You're a Buddhist
You're an Atheist,and I am a Mormon too.
You're an African,I'm American
You're...
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Categories:
orthodox, international, introspection, love, ,
Form:
Free verse
Good FridayGood Friday
Nailed to the cross
you all say it was a good Friday
It was not for me
my blood mocked by soldiers
nor was it good for you
you...
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Categories:
orthodox, abuse, christian, religion, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Bipartisan DissonanceWhen oppositional cognitive dissonance
deflects focus from compassion,
I've learned to go back to when I deflected focus from her.
She sends me passive-aggressive messages,
bread crumbs leading...
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Categories:
orthodox, conflict, math, parents, political,
Form:
Narrative
Indigenous GhostNo amount of political education
could quell his mingling organ they call ‘simple brain,’
while mutations from grammar association
to unravel civilization's complex pain.
His shield prepared against another...
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Categories:
orthodox, angst, culture,
Form:
Sonnet
A Straight-Forward Poem: Dedicated To My Recent Poetry Soup CriticsThere are always those who say that you are wrong.
They are the ones who never stray from the herd.
They go to school and learn everything...
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Categories:
orthodox, people, society,
Form:
Free verse
My DiaryMy diary isn't interesting
Like a best-selling novel
You might find it boring
I really can't tell
But if you're wondering
It's my life,
Both heaven and hell.
My diary is truthful
It...
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Categories:
orthodox, life
Form:
Rhyme
My Persona's Adventurous QuestsFeeling like a particle of dust in the expanse of existence
I keep trying to find myself
Hoping, when I would do so,
That I would find the...
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Categories:
orthodox, identity, image, people, perspective,
Form:
Free verse
PalliativeMy first new poem presented on my return, composed 3 am , this morning.
PALLIATIVE
Gasping beauty of Life, Love and Nature's treasures
Dawn and its promise, given...
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Categories:
orthodox, beautiful, blessing, happiness, hope,
Form:
Romanticism
Dancing Till Dawn
Ah, I remember those smashing
days when I was dancing till dawn!
Refusing to be a workforce pawn.
It left no lines, but painted a smile on my...
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Categories:
orthodox, color, confidence, dance, destiny,
Form:
Rhyme
God Cometh As The Uninvited Guess REVISED EST-HAWTHeavenly Master, mirror-less races ...,
fat, thin, tall, short, friend, foe--didn't you know?
Soul choose sin--soulless|soul forgive saves--us.
Saved souls Heaven bound|ground zero soulless,
selves/reborn, lame bod/mind--restored, UP...
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Categories:
orthodox, change, conflict, confusion, earth,
Form:
Villanelle
Family TherapyFeminist ecotherapists,
deeply immersed in polycultural ecology,
a systematic teleology of cooperative nutrition economics,
remain rarely flushed out from their safe spots.
A self-isolating,
often eremitic,
subspecies,
with shamanic nature-as-spirit tendencies,
our most...
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Categories:
orthodox, addiction, endurance, environment, health,
Form:
Political Verse
The ArtistThe Artist
Once described as an intense artist
He now sits comfortably
Patiently being interviewed
By a reporter
Half his age
He begins
When I was a younger
I would come...
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Categories:
orthodox, life, home, art, art,
Form:
Narrative
Custody of 2020 EyesMonks and nuns,
ascetics and miscellaneous humble proletariat folks,
were taught custody of the eyes,
to show respect for those older
and/or wiser
and/or more supremely royal,
and/or in other positions...
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Categories:
orthodox, games, gender, health, poverty,
Form:
Political Verse
Enlightening Systems"Overcoming misleading [economic and political] metaphors
that are physically [naturally, ecosystemically, phylogenically] in [and of]
your [ecological-organic embodied] brain
is never easy."
...
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Categories:
orthodox, blessing, humor, math, mentor,
Form:
Political Verse