Best Possessively Poems
Below are the all-time best Possessively poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of possessively poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Irony of FateIn a moment of juvenile jealousy
he envies his red rival
with its intimate and greedy embrace of her angels’ share
of honey and vanilla spice
as wet...
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Categories:
possessively, age, desire, fate, irony,
Form:
Free verse
Banter In the BedroomThe cares of the world waft away like
the vague images of a forgotten dream
when he climbs into bed beside me.
And my...
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Categories:
possessively, husband, love, me, romance,
Form:
Free verse
The Despair of In-BetweenHow I am torn from even thinking we could be more
What reason do I have to change what we already are?
I make an effort to...
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Categories:
possessively, beautiful, confusion, crazy, deep,
Form:
Free verse
Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 26From that day on and forward,
I began to see the wretchedness my God had warned me of
He cursed the Lord wholeheartedly, for inflicting yet another...
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Categories:
possessively, adventure, anger, beautiful, corruption,
Form:
Epic
Passion In a GondolaHello my exotic, glorious maiden,
By now they all know you are taken.
I possessively, poetically, clearly, and eloquently
Told them you are promised to me, a sensual,...
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Categories:
possessively, passion,
Form:
Free verse
When I Say Y'All, What I Really Mean Is You All
When I say “y’all”, what I mean is “you all”
I don’t know why that is so hard to learn
When I hear someone snicker at the...
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Categories:
possessively, on writing and words,
Form:
Quatrain
Dr Fuller's Unitarian CommunityLet's start with one shared understanding:
life is a more dynamically relational synonym for "nature".
So when we ask,
What is the purpose of life?
we are also asking,
What...
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Categories:
possessively, anger, death, destiny, fear,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
The Tear
“The Tear”
How many oceans of salt
does it take to form a tear?
Unrelenting waves of sorrow
pounding a broken heart
hears the howl of sharp beaked...
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Categories:
possessively, dark, muse, psychological, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
ValuesPrinciples,values,ethics,mottoes
Like sparkling,vivid emeralds
In my gloomy,sumptuous mansion
Possessively linger to sojourn
Endeavor yet to decamp from my cocoon
Revamp,acclimatize and be apologetic to
This eccentric,zany and turbulent world
Break away and...
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Categories:
possessively, abuse, anger, drug,
Form:
Free verse
Streaming Letter To My LoveAs our two shadows meet and new life unfurl.
Death will be undone and the cold of evil maybe draw nearer.
As my greater love for our...
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Categories:
possessively, girlfriend-boyfriend, love, passion, me,
Form:
Ode
My Knight In Shinning ArmourClad in shinning metal
Fragile like a flower's sepal
Sheathed in agility
Yet cajoled by uncertainty
My Knight in shinning Armour!
A wonderful contrast
Of bravery and vulnerability!
My Knight! My...
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Categories:
possessively, love,
Form:
Lyric
On the StreetI passed you on the street today,
but your eyes were blind to all but one as
you turned on that boyish charm.
Who was she, young raven...
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Categories:
possessively, lost love, love, sad,
Form:
Free verse
Spilt SilkSilk spills from her suitcase
and love is a careless thrown scarf
around long elegant necks.
She watches through the scented night
of unfamiliar décor,
as packet teas and coffees
lie...
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Categories:
possessively, love,
Form:
I do not know?
LadyShe is a traveling circus, a late bloomer
of more gaudy god-times.
Fortune has spread her hummingbird heart
over evening moonshine.
Now she has the reminiscent whiff
of lace...
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Categories:
possessively, poetry,
Form:
Free verse