Best Photographers Poems
Below are the all-time best Photographers poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of photographers poems written by PoetrySoup members
Rapture“To have the wings to fly and roots to reach deep inside is to find beauty and tenderness amid the gravel and dust and the...
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Categories:
photographers, love,
Form:
Couplet
The DarkroomIs it not enough that you’ve hung me beside
myself from your fraying rope - tendered by
graying wooden clips with rubber fingers?
Must we really soak...
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Categories:
photographers, introspectionme, red,
Form:
Free verse
Bernadette and JulietBernadette and Juliet
Alone, alone in her mind
as she sleeps comfortably
now alone permanently
as she drifts away un-noticed
Was it Bernadette or Juliet
that flew away
as the designer was...
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Categories:
photographers, political
Form:
I do not know?
Glory Days RememberedTwo horses share the acre of pasture--
A proud Arabian, now a gelding,
Who sired seven stately champions, stands
Elegantly while I snap his picture.
The other one, a...
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Categories:
photographers, animal, horse,
Form:
Free verse
A Photographer Looks BackFor all those who’ve been captured by my camera lens,
I wish we could do it all over again.
But time waits for no one...
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Categories:
photographers, appreciation, imagination, introspection, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Yeti and BigfootTibetan monks share colorful lore
Taking wide-eyed listeners from a valley floor
To peaks in the sentinel Himalayas
So how could such holy men’s tales betray us
A dark,...
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Categories:
photographers, mystery, cousin,
Form:
Rhyme
The Painted DesertMornings fade into evenings, evenings slip into nights.
Day colors spill from their pails, then seep into
valleys, wind caves and shale.
The Painted Desert bleeds into a...
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Categories:
photographers, beauty, native american, nature,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
GameWhat a name called?
Football a game called,
To known arena called stadium,
Played eleven to eleven side to side each,
Formations of it kinds,...
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Categories:
photographers, sports,
Form:
Double Dactyl
Can a Cowboy Be DerangedIn a public washroom, can Kings ever be DEthroned?
When a cowboy moves to the city, is he DEranged?
Do photographers wishes sometimes DEvelop?
Are former famous models...
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Categories:
photographers, humorous, boy,
Form:
I do not know?
Sat To ChatAt the end of the elated visit
Around the mind moving marble mausoleum -Taj Mahal
I was unconvinced to leave and got a place to sit
As excited...
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Categories:
photographers, anxiety, beauty, bird, friendship,
Form:
Quatrain
My Utmost Dream Has ChangedWhen I was a child my utmost dream was to be recognized, famous.
I determined that it is rather a curse, not a joy, for it...
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Categories:
photographers, dream, self,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Python Cuts Up Commercial AdvisorsAct of inspiration wrestle pythons
Research scientists are the primary audience
ethics and research breakthroughs
bring the beauty, multi-media presentation allows
photographers
Auto loading service pistol- long...
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Categories:
photographers, fantasy, humor,
Form:
Free verse
That Is the Name of My Bottled WaterOk, I do not know if I should be telling you this,
It is somewhat embarrassing and you will probably laugh and hiss.
I went on holiday...
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Categories:
photographers, funny, holiday, me, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
SolidaritySome people can draw
Some people can write
Some people like dogs, others like cats
Others like both or neither.
Some people like to sit out in the sun...
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Categories:
photographers, adventure, people, people,
Form:
Free verse
Those Days of FunYes, I do want to let my gray hair hang down.
But unlike my life, it has grown way too long!
Now, every day, I seek my...
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Categories:
photographers, film, memory, military,
Form:
Quatrain