Best Ransacking Poems
HavenI felt home
In its presence I felt warm & home
With no contact, I feel touched by just staring
Distance meant nothing for if I could see I could feel
Its light made our nights as we lay calm watching the moon's revolves
While mama tells a story...
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Categories:
ransacking, adventure, age, anxiety, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
Soul Stance River - 19Through April and May not a single Indian has been noticed
along all the serpentine bends of this rambunctious river,
however I feel we are being espied by a jealous warparty
immortal in it's protection of this pristine country
where nothing but the raw material of life abounds,
a natural...
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Categories:
ransacking, adventure,
Form:
Epic
Mortal PoetsWhich is it: you can't get started unless
you're riding some current bigger than your reporting voice
or the best time to write is when you don't have much to say
and without plenty to say about everything you'll get better right away.
Form is very often a betrayal...
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Categories:
ransacking, age, betrayal, love, memory,
Form:
Free verse
God and MeGOD & ME
They told me of God, his name, essence, demeanour
Men of knowledge, wisdom and inside information
But I, lacking such arcane wit, being only a gleaner
Inspecting what I discerned from my simple station
Found that what I 'knew' of God came from what I'd been...
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Categories:
ransacking, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
Cross RoadsThe year was Ten Ninety Five,
Christianity by decree.
Off to the Holy Land men were sent,
to set all Christians free.
Peter the Hermit was first to go,
church unsanctioned was the start.
Whipping followers into a frenzy,
with holy words he would impart.
But Peter's quest would...
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Categories:
ransacking, history, people, places,
Form:
Rhyme
PiratesBlack, endless eyes, the wind
Flapping. Pitching star to port,
Anchored cradle.
Grappling, a hook and cries;
treasures engulfing desires.
Ransacking, a pillage, flames
licking wood.
The bottle, no message; only
a Ship....
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Categories:
ransacking, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
Freedom In DeathThere's freedom in blankets of void
Petulant perception provides but a wash cycle
I'm driven from miles high to sink back among
Notorious ransacking nothingness
I hear the lips clapping
Smacking on ill digested words
The movement and oasis
Triggering fog mirror chase
The grand rent payment in the sky
Where life is as...
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Categories:
ransacking, courage, death,
Form:
Free verse
I Never Knewi never knew
love could hurt you
through and through
ransacking your very core
shattering the truth of trust
the weight of a single teardrop
can take the strongest to their knees
i never knew
passion can be a two-edged sword
one side shining so brightly
it blinds all rhyme and reason
the...
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Categories:
ransacking, lost love
Form:
Free verse
Bloody Oriskany, Part IiFierce fighting raged, but surprise was gone,
the Americans rallied and pushed hard,
the Indians fell back, out of the ravine,
the patriots driving them that far.
Hand-to-hand combat broke out brutally,
with knives, clubs, and rifle-stocks,
Iroquois would wait until patriots fired,
then while they reloaded, charge with tomahawk.
Herkimer saw his...
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Categories:
ransacking, america, conflict, freedom, hero,
Form:
Narrative
Word Painting In Black and WhiteWord Painting In Black and White
Cubed ice dismantling the plank bridge with pliers
made of syrup spilled with a dash of grief and brawn
the reptilian doughboy mixes up another cosmic batch
of truth cookies designed to mislead with wishes of
the big power grab...
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Categories:
ransacking, memory,
Form:
Free verse
ScavengersSCAVENGERS
The night sun buries his face to earth,
Slowly suspending his daily harvest -
Piles of colour and heaps of brightness
In oast house and warm barn.
Rays of darkness
Speed across the twilight
Sky, steal into small corners of the loft,
Scavengers ransacking the day.
Greens devoured by...
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Categories:
ransacking, dark, metaphor,
Form:
Imagism
Enchanted DeathWhen ignorance led to disaster.
And citizens became a throng -
Angry hearts knew not love’s master.
When ignorance led to disaster.
They beat man-beast; death winds blew faster.
Hatred misplaced was very strong.
When ignorance led to disaster.
And citizens became a throng...
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Categories:
ransacking, angst, death, fantasy, sweet,
Form:
Triolet
Writer's BlockI'm on a treacherous journey down a barren mind,
a cavernous abyss of unintelligible revelations,
void of any comprehensible inspiration.
I am perpetually staring at a blank canvas,
continually foraging for that illusive phrase,
ransacking my hollow coffers of recollection.
Parchment decomposes from abandonment,
as does the ink drying in the quill.
There...
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Categories:
ransacking, confusion, irony,
Form:
Free verse
Never AgainPulled together
by a magnetic avoidance of loneliness,
fueled by an insatiable ardor
to evade a shortage of love.
Mutually splintered souls searching
for a place to embed and
implement a façade which conceals
mutilated minds.
Spurious attempts to disarm
the timebomb which is his mouth.
Futile efforts to escape
a mental cage
inflicting frightening fingerprints
on...
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Categories:
ransacking, abuse, addiction, hurt, violence,
Form:
Free verse
Rebelling Against the AlmightyThe awful feeling tightens my vocal cords
that praised another god who never denied pleasures;
I abandoned faith and despised kindness:
it's time for God to show anger through ransacking,
taking away all favoritism and getting
a payback for disobedience and unclean living.
I've tasted death and cried with a constant...
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Categories:
ransacking, blessing, conflict, emotions, faith,
Form:
Narrative