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Best Pubs Poems

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


Premium Member My Addingham
(The memories are simple, living the feeling significant)

After conquering Beamsley Beacon due Southwest,
Rombald’s moor stood, while for centuries
within the valley the minute dwellings
of grey stone,...

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Categories: pubs, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Leaving Wales
Wales to me is her Celtic tribal history,	
Wales to me is walks upon her shores.
Wales to me is her druids, saints, and mystery,	
the soil I...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pubs, leaving, longing, love,
Form: Lyric
A Wary Woman
I’d love to say that ‘Crusher’ Webb is one good mate of mine,
but old ‘Crusher’s’ temperamental and can act more like a swine,
and it don’t...

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Categories: pubs, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member You might be Irish
This was written a few years ago for St. Patty's Day and posted:
If your favorite color is green and of the Emerald Isles you dream,
you...

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Categories: pubs, holiday,
Form: Rhyme
Anti Christmas
christmas comes but once a year
and thats too much for me
ive never been a fan of sitting round a dead pine tree
my favourite sweets are...

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Categories: pubs, depressionchristmas, christmas,
Form: I do not know?



Modern Life
Modern Life
We are open twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week
Except Monday mornings and Sunday nights.
What are they on about, at this place that...

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Categories: pubs, funny, life, car, me,
Form: Rhyme
My Chandigarh
My Chandigarh 





City beautiful as it is rightly named,
Greener pastures, treetops embrace;
Wider roads, traffic perfectly tamed,
Clean as could be, an absolute grace.

Rich in culture, hospitable...

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Categories: pubs, beautiful, city,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member A Cotswolds Walk and a Ploughmans Lunch
This morning I went for a country stroll
Saw greenery of summer at its best
But off road walking had taken its toll
So the next stop was...

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Categories: pubs, food, nature, summer,
Form: Sonnet
River Life
Sailing on the sweet river Shannon.
Ireland's river ways central vein.
Sleeping soundly on a river barge.
Listening to the pit patting rain.

Stopping engine to eat each evening...

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Categories: pubs, adventure, journey, river,
Form: Verse
The Reluctant Bootscooter
I s’pose you've heard of Tamworth and the shindig there each year, 
where country music reigns supreme and all its stars appear.  
They’re in...

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Categories: pubs, funny, people, music, music,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Night of the Red Dragons

The mighty dragons which came
roaring on that fateful night
took great pride in disintegrating
everything in their sight

Nothing was left that was not
scorched by their flame
although to...

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© Tidy Desk  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: pubs, environment, fantasy, fire, firework,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fishing and Watching
Joe.; Making friends can be Hard I'm told, with keeping them harder; than finding, where hens teeth are sold!

Andrea.. Maybe it's hype the bonding thing?...

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Categories: pubs, friendship, hope, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Annulment Coming Up
I blame me brother for the likes of this predicament,
when we pub crawled up to Bunyip, and where our night was spent.
Thank God I wasn’t...

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Categories: pubs, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Farewell
Farewell to the pubs
the bars and the stores

Farewell to saloons
and the swinging of doors

Farewell to the nights
of stumbling home

Farewell to the fights
that hurt me alone

Farewell...

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Categories: pubs, recovery from...,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Way of All Flesh
At five foot four and seven stone,
Steve was all skin and bone,
At six foot two and twenty stone,
Brenda was all muscle and tone.

A love story...

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Categories: pubs, gender, god, humanity, love,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs