Best Pop The Question Poems
Below are the all-time best Pop The Question poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of pop the question poems written by PoetrySoup members
Pop the Questionone man’s reality ~ is but another chimpanzee mimicry
Monoku quote by poet
Foremost on my mind today
is much the same as yesterday,
but not quite!
A nuanced...
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Categories:
pop the question, allusion, introspection, universe,
Form:
Free verse
Pop the QuestionYour eyes shine like diamonds
your teeth gleam like pearls
Your nose so refined
your hair graced with...
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Categories:
pop the question, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Fairy TaleA glittering glowing vision,
When you walk into the room,
Sparkles here,
Rose petals there,
Aroma filling the air,
A sweet vanilla,
With a touch of cinnamon,
Bubbles in the bath tub,
Filled...
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Categories:
pop the question, adventure, appreciation, beauty, best
Form:
Free verse
The Proposalhe stood alone in the darkness
just outside her door
he stood alone in the darkness
would he be alone for evermore ?
tonight he'd pop the question,
tonight he...
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Categories:
pop the question, funny,
Form:
Light Verse
Count First -- Three Lines Ae Fine ContestCount First
So you're too cool to finish up high school.
consider that no one will hire a fool.
Count first.
You might be fine with selling fries and...
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Categories:
pop the question, car, home, life, marriage,
Form:
Free verse
It's Not Me, It's YouIt’s not me, it’s you…
I say this to you and bid adieu.
I should have known your profile was too charming.
Don’t propose on the first date,...
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Categories:
pop the question, humorous, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Maybe If I Was a BoyMaybe if I was a boy, things would be better,
Maybe if I was a boy, when I feel hurt my eyes wouldn’t get wet,
I’d just...
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Categories:
pop the question, desire, dream, emotions, fantasy,
Form:
Narrative
Heaven On Earth ExtendedFor all its worth
How many heavens on earth?
I pop the question
Answer me
For all its worth
Creation, importance growth
Right here in this heaven
Right here on this Earth
Speak...
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Categories:
pop the question, life, metaphor,
Form:
Rhyme
Revelation: Curtain CallRevelation
As I began to write, my mind paces back and forth;
With comprehension comes thoughts of discernment, henceforth;
Vivid pictures of togetherness, flashes before my eyes;
An epiphany...
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Categories:
pop the question, inspirational, lost love, love,
Form:
Rhyme
123123 nurse says push babies first breath babies first cry baby looking mama in the eye beautiful site
123 baby teething baby shots so many...
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Categories:
pop the question, daughter, death, education, family,
Form:
ABC
Death of the FutureYears to grow a pear tree
Groom it
Water it
Dreams of sending it to college
Rites of passage
First Dates
Learning to drive
Pop the question
But the pear tree dries...
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Categories:
pop the question, allegory, death, goodbye, lost
Form:
Free verse
We WantWe want bigger homes
And a smaller family.
We want mountain tops and
Flowers in the valley.
We want more convenience,
We have less...
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Categories:
pop the question, life, longing,
Form:
Rhyme
Moon of My DreamsWe all have our hopes, and I certainly did have mine,
I was longing for the love, of someone I thought divine.
Whenever he walked by, it...
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Categories:
pop the question, beautiful, dream, fantasy, imagery,
Form:
Couplet
Could'Ve Been (My Baby Daddy)4/14/02
You asked me one day if it would be okay if we could consecrate our love
I told you that I was still a virgin and...
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Categories:
pop the question, girlfriend-boyfriendbaby, me, baby, day,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
To Kneel DownI'd propose to you, but my knees are shot
To kneel down hurts me a lot
Anyway, what I'd rather do
...
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Categories:
pop the question, marriage, pain, proposal,
Form:
Rhyme