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Best Outweigh Poems

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


Premium Member Come Into My House Lord
For Brother Jacob, our fellow poet,
who lives his life
real and true to the call of God:

COME INTO MY HOUSE LORD

Come into my house Lord.
Anoint my...

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Categories: outweigh, christian, family,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Abortion
How much more are we willing to lose?
Maybe it will just stop with the right to choose.

Have you thought of that child who got raped...

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Categories: outweigh, abortion,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Plastic Paradise
Time's ticking for whooping cranes
wild buffalo and prairie dogs.
For their losses outweigh their gains;
displaced by cattle, sheep, and hogs.

The elephant and the blue whale
may share...

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Categories: outweigh, environment, future, how i
Form: Quatrain



One Drink Closer To Yesterday
I’m one drink closer to yesterday
              A bottle away from being with...

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Categories: outweigh, drink, lost love, love,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Character Sketch--The Incomparable Green
Color is an integral part of my life, essential in
physical descriptions, a blessing to language. 
Colors are perfect subjects for character sketches.

For one perusing the...

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Categories: outweigh, color, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
A Mutiny On the Bounty
It was a sight that I could not forsee
Ambushed by my own men at morning hour
Hands tight with cord and naked from the waist
A mean...

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Categories: outweigh, words, me, men, beauty,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Premium Member This Year
There is no way that anyone can know
how each new year will be:
how our jobs or our relationships might go.
What great new things might we...

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Categories: outweigh, new year,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member Human Science
Let's start this issue with hard facts 
believe it or not the seed is now planted 
from our Lord's spoken words lets address this world...

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Categories: outweigh, bereavement, betrayal, conflict, devotion,
Form: Political Verse
Espejo
Surprised by sharp reflection’s sudden glance
His dreaming depths awaken to the real
Stark visage draws him in its raptured trance
Square figure’s piercing slate blue eyes reveal

Young...

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Categories: outweigh, age, introspection, wisdom,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Flower Petals In the Wind
Though it seems like petals fell by the wind
But actually the flower pushed them out
One by one they would fall from the flower
But somehow the...

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Categories: outweigh, flower, life, nature, nature,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member A Conversation With Sherlock Holmes
“Holmes, what is the secret of your glory, 
What keeps us thrilled and rapt right to the end?”

“The hook of a swell detective story -
Quite...

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Categories: outweigh, character,
Form: Rhyme
Vultures
It was not so
It was not so
Before the invasion of the vultures
In those days
When being black makes us thick
When our communion whispers across oceans
When our...

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Categories: outweigh, history,
Form:
Lost
Being lost seems to be my only option these days
Confusion appears to outweigh common sense in my life
My ability to reveal truth from lies has...

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Categories: outweigh, depressiontime,
Form: Prose Poetry
Waiting For a Brighter Day
There is hearsay of a brighter day
And if it does come my way
I hope it will stay
While the time whittles away
There is no game to...

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Categories: outweigh, anxiety, bible, day, god,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Designated Driver
Old age often feels like a waiting game,
watching life's end stealthily approaching.
For your passion for life has dimmed its flame,
and the shadow of Death is...

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Categories: outweigh, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Sonnet