Best Primitive Poems
Below are the all-time best Primitive poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of primitive poems written by PoetrySoup members
The True Knight -POTDPOTD 9th April 2018
Synopsis -
A story of selflessness without jealousy or rancor that is often evident through the ages in all walks of life, even...
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Categories:
primitive, love, romance, sensual,
Form:
Romanticism
Robot RevolutionAbandon futile attempts to run
Behold the process has begun
Step toward your darkest fear
Let’s flip the switch to a new frontier
Penetrating deep within
Evacuate your mortal sin
This...
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Categories:
primitive, computer, dark, science fiction,
Form:
Rhyme
Mundane Matters of MortalsAlas
how they suffer
poverty seeds disease
like a puddle breeds mosquitoes -
the sickly buzz is everywhere..
the dirge of the drudge
nowadays damn near everyone in...
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Categories:
primitive, dark, death, loss, planet,
Form:
Free verse
Who are we at our coreLine of enquiry:
"We look for that that does not come and go
it cannot be organic form, subject to decay
thoughts and beliefs are fickle, how...
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Categories:
primitive, character, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
The Whistling HamletA whistling wheezing hamlet, whispering and emanating, tunes euphonic,
In a remote isolated valley, far-flung from the abode of the temporal,
Warbling quietly to whistle...
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Categories:
primitive, community, earth, education, encouraging,
Form:
Alliteration
Lady of My LifeHer heartbeat echoes like a love moan in my mind,
summoning centuries of refined romanticism soulfully enshrined,
the contralto of her voice a fillatio upon the cock...
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Categories:
primitive, beauty, desire, devotion, dream,
Form:
Ode
Beacons of LightAs long as man has lived upon this Earth
The quest for beacons of light has endured
Primitive cultures, man’s earliest ancestors
...
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Categories:
primitive, faith, hope, inspirationallight, light,
Form:
Quatrain
The Curve of TimeThe Curve of Time
This curve is the truest magic of space and time,
With one finite, the other infinite but not in kind.
Einstein’s vision gave us...
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Categories:
primitive, allegory, future, imagery, imagination,
Form:
Couplet
The Bare Infinitive and the Meaning of LifeTHE BARE INFINITIVE
Look: up above the stratosphere
Outside the earth's blanket veneer
Beyond planets stars and galaxy
Past even faintest nebulae
Far from the pull of gravity
Free...
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Categories:
primitive, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Sounds of SplendorSounds of Splendor
Some say songs soothe the savage beast
On gentle melodies I feast
Sensual pleasures increase
Swing me, sway me, elevate me
Joyful psalms can jubilate...
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Categories:
primitive, happiness, history, musicbeauty, beauty,
Form:
Rhyme
What HappenedWHAT HAPPENED
Darkness is enveloping sinister
and frightening,
Elusive, alluring, captivating and
Inviting,
Every night it falls like a
clock that is punctual,
And we accept it as a part...
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Categories:
primitive, dark, faith, light,
Form:
Rhyme
HurricanesAll you do
All you say
All you write
In the jasmine garden
Is a frenzied drum
Bludgeoning me to dumb
Intensely numb
I feel
As I reel
Yes
As you come
Rising on tides
Passion...
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Categories:
primitive, anger, angst, hope, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
HairWe've always been obsessed with hair
Ponytails or long and flowing
Medusa's hair would turn you to stone
If you gazed on it, no joking
In the 60s a...
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Categories:
primitive, funny,
Form:
Quatrain
NephilimIn those primitive times of long, long ago
when behemoths wandered the land
when mankind was wicked and ruthless and raw
and battles were ever at hand.
An unruly...
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Categories:
primitive, god, humanity,
Form:
Rhyme
EggshellsFrom a mouthful of this morning’s eggs,
I pull bits of char from yesterday’s breakfast.
‘I had no chance to scrub the pan’, I plea with myself-
But...
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Categories:
primitive, angst, anxiety, child abuse,
Form:
Free verse