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Best Pitching Poems

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


Premium Member A Clementine Duet
When tuscan tunes of twilight,
cascade as clementine confetti, 
She searches for secret silhouettes,
swirling to the symphony 
of sunflower serenades.

In the midst of faded fields,
marigold memories...

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Categories: pitching, earth, emotions, moon, muse,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Whistling Hamlet
A whistling wheezing hamlet, whispering and emanating, tunes euphonic, 
In a remote isolated valley, far-flung from the abode of the temporal, 
Warbling quietly to whistle...

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Categories: pitching, community, earth, education, encouraging,
Form: Alliteration
World Above the Clouds
Far away from this bonded crowd,
Far away from these layers of 
shroud,
Oh wings of the air glide me away,
To the world, world above the 
clouds.

To...

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Categories: pitching, adventure, beautiful, beauty, desire,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Going With the Flow
Some thoughts on the subject of going with the flow.
Some different viewpoints that you may want to know.
Don’t fight against the current it knows where...

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© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pitching, life, metaphor, river,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Summer
For children, summer is swing sets and slides,
ice cream or snow cones, carnival rides,
the school bell’s last ring as kids flee the school,
hot dogs at...

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Categories: pitching, summer,
Form: Rhyme



Microscopic Windfall
Perhaps I’m facing pogonophobes? 
Apparently wore the wrong face.
Age-hardened wiry wisps forge 
post-pubescent platemail -
protect strangers
from my truest fleshy pores, protect me 
from the xenophobes...

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Categories: pitching, business, people, sick, society,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Independence
In many ways Canadians are very different
Not in the ways that matter the most
Disappointments won't keep us down
Easy is not a part of our vocabulary...

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Categories: pitching, blessing, friendship,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member County Fair
Summer swelter on an August night
You can feel the heat in the air
Carnival lights and cars in the grass
It’s time for the county fair
French fries...

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Categories: pitching, nostalgia, places
Form: Rhyme
I Heard I Might Find a Poet Here Part 2
Time moves slower than a rusted windmill on a still day 
as I am unable to avert my stare, frozen in this spot,  
captivated...

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Categories: pitching, beauty, poetry, , Lullaby,
Form: Epic
Powerless
Six forty eight,
sitting in a cab at Madison and LaSalle.
Present in hand, Spongebob encased.
A look at the schedule just to confirm
the train leaves at seven...

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Categories: pitching,
Form: Free verse
My Opinion
She's too skinny. She's too fat.
He's too white. He's too black.

She's too pretty. She's not hot.
He wears stripes. He likes dots.

She's too peppy. She's too...

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Categories: pitching, discrimination, hate, race, racism,
Form: Couplet
Rain
I listened for the rain,
 it emerged slowly now and again
  from a crepuscular caliginus sky,
the tenebrous mist that trickled down lightly in the...

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pitching, analogy, rain,
Form: Rhyme
I Heard I Might Find a Poet Here Part 2
Note: If you haven’t please check out part one before reading this. 
It will make more sense that way Thanks.


Time moves slower than a rusted...

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Categories: pitching, good night,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sunshine Smile, Senryu


         


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Categories: pitching, baseball, grandson, sunshine,
Form: Senryu
State of Fate
Through the faded door of never mind.
Couldn't find the button to rewind.
A lost cause that was left behind.
Two stars that just never aligned.

The what if's...

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Categories: pitching, assonance,
Form: Rhyme

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