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Best Plaid Poems

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


Premium Member Tartan and Pipes
Tradition and dress
A nations finesse
Symbolic in style
By a country mile
 
The drone of the pipes
Tartan clad
Bonnie on the girls
Proud on the lads
 
Highland dancers
In kilted...

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Categories: plaid, history, inspirational, passion, places
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Precipice of a Lost Innocence
I am standing outside my bedroom, on the precipice of lost innocence.
Wide eyed, and barefoot on cold hardwood.
Someone is hammering on our front door.
My father,...

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Categories: plaid, childhood, mother,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member What Color Are You
What color are you?
You! You! You! You! You! You! I could do this all day. Smirk.
I am not talking about hair color, eye color, or...

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Categories: plaid, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Scottish Hearts Are Singing
I love your heathered highlands,
steep cliffs and rugged islands,
hedges and gardens under
rainclouds of grey.
Old steeples rise above
those small rural towns I love;
your hillsides of sunny...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: plaid, patriotic,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Grandpa
Grandpa

a kind face
 
skin leathery and creased from years of working in the sun
 
long jowls like a basset hounds
 
sad droplet eyes
 
always a...

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Categories: plaid, grandfather, grandmother, memory,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Dawn Greets the Poet
Dawn Greets the Poet

            It's cold today and my fresh cup
   ...

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Categories: plaid, food, morning, poets,
Form: Rhyme
A Lone Wolf In My Office
He walked into my office, business in hand,
In denim baggy overalls, a plaid shirt, white painters cap, 
and grandpa's old white leather orthopedic shoes.
If I...

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Categories: plaid, appreciation, business, endurance, image,
Form: Prose
Upon the Ground
Upon the ground

(To be sung to the tune of “As Time Goes By” from the movie “Casablanca”) 

In this October mist
I know you must insist
The...

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Categories: plaid, autumn,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Rumors of Unicorns
I've heard rumors of unicorns
Seen only by the faithful sworn
Rising in glories you foretold
From valleys where oceans are born

You spoke of passages in gold
To take,...

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Categories: plaid, journey, symbolism,
Form: Rubaiyat
Premium Member Bobby's Dad
My favorite song that I chose was "Cat's in the Cradle". 
By Harry Chapmin. I hope you enjoy my flight of imagination. 
See link to...

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Categories: plaid, beautiful, dad,
Form: Lyric
The Coming of Fall
The Coming of Fall 

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Crape myrtle highlights
in chartreuse diversions,
oak tree decisions along brittle stem
Maple leaf push pins and ash scented postcards
Autumn approaches, its fingers to...

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Categories: plaid, autumn,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member but a moment -
"Hurry!"
"Hurry, you've gotta see this!"
She yelled at me from a hundred yards down the beach ...
So I ran, barefooted, as fast as I could to...

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Categories: plaid, appreciation, love, passion, romance,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member What Lasts
I stare at my baby’s perfect bald head,
Watching her chest rise and fall,
Her precious lips poised for her next feeding.
I wonder if this is my...

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Categories: plaid, cancer, daughter, family, love,
Form: Free verse
Pull the Cloth From Your Eyes
pull the cloth from your eyes
look no further
gently turn your attention
towards its plaid patterns
its glimmering splendor
dwarfed by the dawn of day...

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Categories: plaid, horror, paradise,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Fifties Were Really and Truly Not All That Square
The Fifties were really and truly not all that square
Though that dullard Dwight D. sat in the Executive Chair
And his frumpy wife Mamie had really...

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Categories: plaid, conflict, culture, history, myth,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs