Best Profiled Poems
The Elephant In the Room3 polished oak fans,
Swirling in robotic unison
High maintenance socialites,
Sipping on Merlot fallacies
Lemon yellow coated walls,
Flat,
Like their smiles
Comparisons of dangling Porsche & Bentley keys
A glorified day care center,
Pacifiers included
The muted virtuosos speak softly in hymn dialects.
Courtesy laughter in snob’s octave
Their heads twitching side to side,
Left to...
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Categories:
profiled, funny, humorous, life, metaphor,
Form:
Free verse
It Has To BeEmbrace this torso decaying in the wardrobe I wake up those skeletons laying in the warzone
I make up the rules as I go along you all know so get ready ya better be set like a fresh jelly freshly baked cake on the go...
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Categories:
profiled, rap,
Form:
Rhyme
Into the DistanceINTO THE DISTANCE
a solitude
with
an abrupt
transition
depictions
in parallel
designed to
balance the
organic
profiled
losing oneself
to
the void
ever returning
simmering
on the surface
of the
featureless
sands
THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE without grammatical symbols the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently requires the 'reader' (reciter) to input and respond thus making the form a two way interplay and often a unique...
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Categories:
profiled, poetry,
Form:
Other
Abc of LoveA is for activities that are excellent
B is for brave and bold days
C is for courage and understanding
D is for days with friends
E is foe excellence in education
F is for fictitious romance novels
G is for good rapport with friends
H is for a beautiful house...
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Categories:
profiled, appreciation, god,
Form:
ABC
This Poem Wants 2 B a RevolutionaryThis poem wants to make a change . . .
To be a strong yet silent raised fist in Mexico, 1968.
To stand at a window w/a shotgun writing the words
“By any means necessary”
To sit in at a lunch counter in Birmingham, Alabama
Until it is read
To start...
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Categories:
profiled, analogy, discrimination, inspiration, political,
Form:
Free verse
Soap OperaYou called her unmarriable because she fought for her rights
You wanted her to stay home
And cook, clean, wash, iron and bear you children
It was okay with her, you both agreed on five of them
And she loved to cook, wash, clean, iron and even wake up...
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Categories:
profiled, culture, gender, society, strength,
Form:
Free verse
The Mothers CryI am tired of seeing our mothers cry;
It’s painful to see their tears.
It’s been happening much too long,
Down through the years.
You don’t want us to chastise them,
Or beat them in our homes.
But you will chase them in the streets,
And shoot them; now they’re gone.
When will...
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Categories:
profiled, africa, bereavement, culture, god,
Form:
Rhyme
I Said, You SaidRace -
Did it start the big debate, in 2008?
He’s not my president
Show me his papers.
Why don’t we impeach him
Silence all the haters.
Take back our country
Those thieves took it.
Yes we can!
Tea Partiers have a plan.
Fox News or Msnbc
Which one defines me?
If I...
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Categories:
profiled, race,
Form:
Ballad
Joan DidionJoan Didion was an accomplished American writer
Wrote “The Year of Magical Thinking”, portrays a true fighter
Her first book -“Run, River”, her last -“Let me tell you what I mean"
Fiction, non-fiction, plays, screenplays, awards ~ much loved writing queen.
02.03.2022
(She was born on December 5, 1934 and...
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Categories:
profiled, celebrity, dedication,
Form:
Epitaph
Eve By Edna ManleySeductively symetrical in form and presence
She calls it Eve, I call it sepia political
Aroused motherhood of nation, a glamorous sense
Of identity, modern and yet mystical
Naked as a morning, smooth as silk dreams
She looks back, not histantly, nor curiously
Profiled the hidden breast, in streams
Of provocativeness, the...
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Categories:
profiled, politicalart, art,
Form:
Ekphrasis
HuntedWe are being Hunted!
Our sons,
More than our daughters
Our mothers,
Less than our fathers
By the hunters,
We've been made into a sport,
at their discretion,
Not served with protection,
But, sent
Straight to the grave,
By Black & White transport.
We stand at their command.
We stop.
We drop.
We comply.
We die.
Still...
Hunted....
& Endangered....
Not safe,
Living in...
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Categories:
profiled, black african american,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Good JourneysI have heard many moms repeat
"You never stop being a parent."
Sadly, I don't see or hear that quite so much from the dads,
although I know of remarkably nurturing exceptions.
I thought of this as my impossibly young,
yet oldest son,
nearly twenty-two,
stopped by for an early birthday present,...
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Categories:
profiled, age, career, happiness, love,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Wake Up George Floyd- Wake Up These Are the Voices of Victumised Black Man In the Usa Part1
I CAN’T BREATHE, I CAN’T BREATHE, I CAN’T BREATHE
WHY? WONT YOU TAKE YOUR KNEE OFF ME
These are the voices of victimized Blackman in the USA
WAKE UP GEORGE FLOYD
Questions about, Police officer’s attitudes
Toward Black Americans, Protesters and others
All these injustices because of our color
Like the westerns...
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Categories:
profiled, america, analogy, black african
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Some Thoughts On MyselfI cant seem to find the happy
antedote to cool my negative
consequences--- malignant non standards
freud pennance desires to capitulate-re
the never know mores so the forni fun reins can be
pulled taughtly somewhere
inside lives a man who cares----simple
kind...
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Categories:
profiled, angst, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
Criminalised By ColourFreeze! Freeze! Cops here, put your hands in the air!
Get on your knees! Put your hands behind your head!
We had a report of a crime and came and found you here.
You’re under arrest; if you move; we will shoot you dead.
Officer, what is the charge...
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Categories:
profiled, color,
Form:
Narrative