Best Prohibitions Poems
Below are the all-time best Prohibitions poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of prohibitions poems written by PoetrySoup members
Titillating TwentiesFlirting flappers
Whipper snappers
Prohibitions
Big restrictions
Legs are showing
pearls are Swirling
Charleston’s harking
Lovers sparking
Dancing Lindy
With Miss Mindy
Jitterbugging
Afterwards hugging
Raccoon coats
Rowing boats
Bathtub gin
Fun never ends.
...
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Categories:
prohibitions, dance, fashion, fun, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
NatureI hear things that make my dear heart lose its composure.
The news of Earthquakes,cyclones,and tornadoes have brought my rigid heart to a fracture.
Our lands have...
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Categories:
prohibitions, earth, humanity, natural disasters,
Form:
Blank verse
Exegesis of Original IntentThe ugly head of the Original Intent issue
co-arises with what were our ForeFather Patriarchal Patriots
thinking and feeling to leave out prohibitions against antiChristian degeneracy,
and to...
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Categories:
prohibitions, body, destiny, earth, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Categories:
prohibitions, culture, destiny, history, love,
Form:
Couplet
Guerrilla TacticsYang's guerrilla tactics
explode my two way mirror,
unveiling camouflage Yin's indigenous strategies.
Messianic Yang fascinations
uncover Yin's mutual mentoring solidarity,
salvific yeast transmorphing light's power
into wriggling heated function,
fertilizing Her...
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Categories:
prohibitions, culture, integrity, nature, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Don'T Pass Byextracted
smiling; hello
It's been a long day, tired off all the repetitive noise:
Move slow
Times fast
Why won't
You go
I'm important
Are you important
To me
Extracted
Hello; Smiling
Digging into a word;...
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Categories:
prohibitions, life, love, people,
Form:
Blank verse
Human Rights Charter For Australian Aborigines By Oodgeroo NoonuccalLa Charte des Droits de l’Homme pour les Aborigènes - Translation of Oodgeroo Noonuccal's Aboriginal Charter of Rights by T. Wignesan
Nous avons besoin de l’espoir,...
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Categories:
prohibitions, 3rd grade, abuse, discrimination,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
A Pagan DanceRed fire glowing
in the sweet smelling night
giving off captive senses
and dismantled memories.
Timeless pictures
flickering in front of my eyes.
Pagan pipes and...
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Categories:
prohibitions, art, fantasy, inspirational, life,
Form:
Romanticism
Dissecting SaudiNineteen months has passed since I did a step..
A step to attain one of my dreams..
Rumored as the land of "Just dime or penny"..
Talked as...
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Categories:
prohibitions, angst, care, feelings, inspiration,
Form:
Ballad
Festival of the FoolsFestival of the Fools!
Festival of the Fools
in which is celebrated in different culture as different names
originally celebrated by most cultures on January first
which was first...
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Categories:
prohibitions, art, beauty, celebration, city,
Form:
List
Joined Spirits, Shared Will, Loss of NameAfter so many years in the monastery, Monty
wants to use his name which
is never allowed due to the
pledge of anonymity.
He owns...
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Categories:
prohibitions, desire, identity,
Form:
Free verse
Christ Gifts the World With 'sin-Colored Lenses'1. Faith
I know people who view life through 'lenses (rose-colored),'
and others who 'trumpet' God's death with "Heil Hitler!"
The first group attempts to cloak naked ambitions
in...
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Categories:
prohibitions, faith, philosophy, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
Haiku Series - Timeo time... precious time
precious moments... live each breath
many miles of smiles
sadly... if only
life with no prohibitions
nature once decreed
life at the present
human inflicted deadlines
why... life will...
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Categories:
prohibitions, nature, time,
Form:
Haiku
One NationThrough my inspection of the current events,
I make the assumption the world’s gone awry.
If we had the gumption to all live in tents,
Ration our possessions,...
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Categories:
prohibitions, hope, inspirational,
Form:
Rhyme
A Fading Professor On a February FridayA FADING PROFESSOR ON A
FEBRUARY FRIDAY
On a cold, gray day
that made cold and gray
synonymous with abyss,
she came to his office with
two new drawings that...
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Categories:
prohibitions, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse