Best Progenies Poems
Below are the all-time best Progenies poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of progenies poems written by PoetrySoup members
Children At RiskChildren At Risk
Every time I hear a child has been neglected
and vastly un protected.
Parents and caretakers have the most important
job of the world,
To raise...
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Categories:
progenies, abuse, childhood, discrimination,
Form:
Light Verse
A Summer In ReflectionThe morning sun hovers coyly
behind broad shoulders of the John Crow Mountain
before unwrapping petals of fever plant and Venice.
Mama’s countenance was far contrast to one...
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Categories:
progenies, childhoodold, children, morning, old,
Form:
Lyric
Wooded DestiniesThe sun-bleached exoskeletons
of old dead trees stand like sentries
along the towpath riverfront
exfoliated and gangling.
In a former age they stood tall,
grandiose to all passerby’s
but they...
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Categories:
progenies, nature,
Form:
Verse
Threshold-S- Hail TheeThreshold(s) Hail thee
The path that delivers I will elevate;
For the life that lives deserves whole eternal,
In the place of rest that saints will dominate.
The many...
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Categories:
progenies, faith, family, father, mother,
Form:
Villanelle
Language of SummerSummer speaks to me by waking me up early
Playing tunes of beautiful song bird melodies
Blowing cool breezes in early mornings
Creating chimes of rustling tree leaves
She...
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Categories:
progenies, giving, growth, happiness, summer,
Form:
Personification
Music of Our YearsDon't you remember the summer when we first woo each other, and, that same summer we made out?
We were so...
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Categories:
progenies, love,
Form:
Free verse
KachikauWrinkled grasses greet me with cumbersome smiles;
Then the semblance of sheds with rays of light whipping the rooftops,
Marauding dogs barking at the dust wreathing from...
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Categories:
progenies, home,
Form:
I do not know?
Rainbow ValleyYellow, red, blue, orange, magenta, purple, and green
are the colors of a perfect rainbow.
These hues flicker like a beautiful bow.
Yes, this is the valley of...
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Categories:
progenies, fantasy, imagination, children, rainbow,
Form:
Rhyme
World Without EndYou want them to be as yourself, morally depraved ever reaching
Towards the darkness; to further these covert, self-serving agendas ?
Sprinkling a bit of powdered...
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Categories:
progenies, love,
Form:
I do not know?
Kenya a Hotbed of AwesKenya A Hotbed Of Awes
Hahaha! Hahaha!
Do not get me wrong!
As they crave for the savoury outdoor success,
As they are mounted and motivated to hoist...
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Categories:
progenies, beautiful, celebration, celebrity, community,
Form:
Classicism
Ghost In a Machine - Part TwoThinking back, unto the movie 'Lifeguard; it's waning empty shores ?
Summer's coming then going, another year gone by: gazing across her waters
Gray skies you were...
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Categories:
progenies, angel, art, autumn,
Form:
I do not know?
The Call To JusticeThe Call To Justice
When the days turn sourer
And the month turns dark
With the years flinging to return no more
Only the lonely already will thrive.
When the...
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Categories:
progenies, courage,
Form:
Didactic
Before Memorial DayMomma lies in the old, old cemetery --
[A space] and then her third grandchild
Stillborn after long, disappointing labor.
Now largely neglected, I go when I can
Seldom...
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Categories:
progenies, memorial day,
Form:
Free verse
As the Country CriesAS THE COUNTRY CRIES
They calmly catches the cold from county,
Her calamitous cries crept to champion the country,
Her progenies cheers to cause pain for the plain,
And...
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Categories:
progenies, depression, discrimination, fear, political,
Form:
Classicism
Karma That Is LifeKarma
That is life
Times have informed me, “ you will reap what you sow ”.
Times passing – these words, deep – I have come to know.
Throughout...
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Categories:
progenies, life,
Form:
Rhyme