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


Premium Member To Boldly Go
My training at Starfleet was over, they were now deploying me
I was over the moon when they called; I was full of glee
I entered the...

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Categories: practised, science fiction, space,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Cowboy Shooters On Motor Scooters
[Just a little note to help maintain the peace on Soup.          
To cause no animosity among...

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Categories: practised, humorous, native american, western,
Form: Rhyme
Exerpts From Hitler's Diary 1941
EXERPTS   FROM   HITLER’S   DIARY   1941

"I never travel without my diary, one should always have something sensational to...

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Categories: practised, funnywar, crazy, june, war,
Form: Prose Poetry
Unlike Thee Athenian
Those rarer men I once fondly 
knew...                  ...

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Categories: practised, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
The Sleepy Pianist
He'd practised all day with his Mummy
A tune for his Daddy's delight.
His soft little fingers were aching
From trying to get it just right.

He gave it...

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Categories: practised, birthday, child, dad, music,
Form: Rhyme



Dead Air
The DJ shuts the fader by mistake,
yet speaks his words in slick and practised tones,
but doesn’t hear them coming through his ’phones,
berates himself: That’s quite...

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Categories: practised, satire,
Form: Sonnet
Dead End
...inspired by 'Cul-De-Sac' by Allen Tate


The golden sheen had turned to rust,
the laughter to a pile of rags,
the joy to ghostly lamentations,
how the weighted second...

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Categories: practised, sad
Form: Verse
Dead End
...inspired by 'Cul-De-Sac' by Allen Tate


The golden sheen had turned to rust,
the laughter to a pile of rags,
the joy to ghostly lamentations,
how the weighted second...

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Categories: practised, dedication, writing,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Tea for Two
I love to watch the tilt of your tender-tipped fingers
cupping the teacup's rounded heat,

the way you would gently cup my breasts,
your hands coiled lovingly around...

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Categories: practised, drink, sensual,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Spiritual Mahjong Your Move Lord
Spiritual Mahjong
Your Move Lord

Is there a God?
A benevolent entity.
An eternal presence presiding over me.
A creator, watching and observing.
All knowing.
Is my end determined and conclusive before...

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Categories: practised, bible, christian, death, i
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Being Shod
A warm Spring's fragrant wind
lifts leaf shadows as, molten metal
sizzles from the sudden wet plunge
A farrier holds firm the muddy fetlock
while on three legs a...

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Categories: practised, horse, spring, trust,
Form: Free verse
Just Not As Rehearsed -C'Est La Vie
An eisteddfod* is  arranged for March 1st
The whole school is encouraged to do their bit
Poetry wasn't my forte in those days
Art was not allowed...

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Categories: practised, life,
Form: Rhyme
A Great Ruler
You were an Afghan, Farid Khan by name,
A name less known to the world today.
You ran away from home,
Because your own step-mother plotted against you.
Now...

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© Ram R. V.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: practised, history,
Form: Narrative
Eulogy For a Fly - Part One
OK  Let’s get started, huh?
Well, ladies and gentlemen, on this sad occasion, it is my painful duty to welcome 
You all to the farewell...

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Categories: practised, funnyfamily, education, family, me,
Form: Prose Poetry
Is There Still Hope
I beseech thee to
answer
Is there still
hope???

Forgetting their
vows of chaste they
become lecherous
Fighting for power,
they become
ambitous.
Their actions make
people shock
For they forget why
they put on the
cassock.
Respect for God,...

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Categories: practised, corruption, courage, cry, truth,
Form: Prose Poetry

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