Best Playgrounds Poems
Below are the all-time best Playgrounds poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of playgrounds poems written by PoetrySoup members
Sabbath PlaygroundsSunday afternoons,
or Saturday afternoons,
look and feel richer,
dense relational liturgy of mundane ritual,
often more sabbath quiet.
Quiet neighborhood school playground
celebrates more solitary visits
seeking co-sensory silent selftalk,
muse swings...
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Categories:
playgrounds, culture, heaven, humanity, light,
Form:
Free verse
Brutalities of WarAtrocious affliction trembles voices of anguish
Brewing vile horror in death of tomorrow
Fearing for the newborn, women, and children
For yesterday’s massacre killed her husband
And the...
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Categories:
playgrounds, sorrow, violence, war,
Form:
Free verse
SeptemberStepping gently in, on the edge of summer
You are the one who mellowed glorious sun
On playgrounds, picnics, frolicking in fun
In euphony of birdsongs of amiable...
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Categories:
playgrounds, seasons, september,
Form:
Verse
Escaping HumanityFeeling the desolation, of smothering air
Hemmed in by crowds; the obliqueness of fear
Throng of the city and no sight of the sun
Incessant noise and the...
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Categories:
playgrounds, change, conflict, nonsense,
Form:
Rhyme
A Town He Once Called HomeLike a beacon on a hill
The white church steeple gleaming still
For all the many years gone past
It marks the path for home at last
Up and...
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Categories:
playgrounds, childhood, home, nostalgia, tribute,
Form:
Rhyme
Sheshe was a beautiful and rare wildflower
peaceful and delicate
but with vibrant untamed hues
she had a blaze
that no one could grasp or contain
so she confined...
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Categories:
playgrounds, i am, introspection, love,
Form:
Verse
Story of My LifeShattered and battered by the inequities of life
Dark nights hindered shrouding luminous skies
In a childhood that missed the thrill of playgrounds
And adulthood that ran a...
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Categories:
playgrounds, life,
Form:
Free verse
Shodden Down-TroddenMy shoes lie prone like dogs waiting for a new adventure
Will it be a soft seashore shuffle?
A jaunt through the mall, all dusty with grime
A...
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Categories:
playgrounds, clothes,
Form:
Free verse
Powder Blue Boxthe injustice of
the powder blue box
standing proudly
on the corner of
fifty-seventh and fifth
A symbol of division
extending the partition
between wealth and
everyone else
back around the way
the old shabby
half...
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Categories:
playgrounds, life,
Form:
Free verse
Silent Pain, ScreamingProlonged sounds of shrieking sirens warn
Where death of normalcy people mourn
As he hugs wife and child close to his heart,
Ambivalent of woeful day’s agonizing start:
Unjust...
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Categories:
playgrounds, anger, pain, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Can You Keep a Secret- Dr Seuss ContestCan you keep a secret?
‘cause I’ve got one to share
I’ve a friend called Fazzbot
With green and purple hair.
Fazzbot met me yesterday
The day before today
Fazzbot is...
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Categories:
playgrounds, crazy, fantasy, kids, fun,
Form:
I do not know?
Suzanne In the CloudsSuzanne in the Clouds
I am here, way up here
At peace and flying free
Dancing with angels
Singing with the accompaniment of violins and harps
Choirs here abound, such...
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Categories:
playgrounds, absence, family, heart, loss,
Form:
Verse
BrewedIt is in the blowing of winds and thoughts-
In the Fragments of coherence.
Beauty swings. Laughter slides.
The sun-tanned sands of time crawl
In metaphorical rhythm.
Meaning...
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Categories:
playgrounds, introspection
Form:
Free verse
Death Has Come and GoneDeath has Come and Gone
The full moon shines her ambient light
On the tranquility of the afterlife
Death has come and gone
The dusk forlorn… whispers of a...
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Categories:
playgrounds, absence, allusion, dark, death,
Form:
Free verse
Scent of Rain
The rain, at last, has finally tiptoed in
I almost missed the laughter, but for leaves
that murmured quick surprise along the eaves
It caught my eye, with...
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Categories:
playgrounds, nature, rain,
Form:
Free verse