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Best Reopen Poems

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


Premium Member The Forgotten Gifts
She sat in her little cottage
Her ears tuned
Her body alive
Waiting…
Waiting for that knock on the door
Anytime now
She pulled back the frilly curtains
And peered out at...

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Categories: reopen, giving, poetry,
Form: Narrative



Consume Me
Reveled in ancient times, words escape from the crevices of nature
Through soils that many have tread
The living and the dead
Eat everything and take a great...

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Categories: reopen, death, fear, friendship, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member It Was a Good Morning Until
My body tenses.
The soft padding of footy pajamas
approach
tiny fingers grip my eyelid
lift it....
Bright eyes gaze into
the freshly opened eye.
A voice shouts....DA!!!
The other eye opens.
Yes I'm...

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Categories: reopen, dad, fun, kid,
Form: Free verse
Today Not Tomorrow
I have been untrue
To myself and to my heart
I waited for the questions to answer themselves
I waited for the possible to become probable
I cowered down...

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Categories: reopen, dedication, depression, girlfriend-boyfriend, happiness,
Form: Free verse
Loss
To all who may never know
Let me try to show
The deep and heavy cost
Of having tragic loss

Confusion and disbelief
Strikes hard before the grief
Many wounds cut...

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Categories: reopen, bereavement, cry, dark, death,
Form: Elegy



Premium Member Unloved
Up in the sky I see God's handiwork
Not the same in my home
Love left so long ago 
Open wounds have healed
Velvet thread was used to...

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Categories: reopen, heart, heart,
Form: Acrostic
Reopening Life
To  discover life
       we must to reopen wide
      our doors and portals...

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Categories: reopen, adventure, allusion, creation, metaphor,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member For Whom the Death Tolls
You are told there is no pandemic.
You are told it’s all a hoax.
You are told it’s a deep state conspiracy.
Three thousand deaths here, 
 ...

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Categories: reopen, allusion, america, death, funeral,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member With Summer Eye Aglow
With Summer eye aglow,
as sidewalks briskly bake.
The stern teacher, asleep.
Old books dusted with shake.
In the Autumn, reopen.
Reopen
with Summer eye aglow,
Buds open.

The sea of Galilee, gallant,
Christ...

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Categories: reopen, christian,
Form: Lyric
to live in Plougastel
I don’t know if owning a beautiful home,
Facing the sea, makes happy,
There are people who do not manage their thoughts,
And that makes them dangerous,

There are...

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Categories: reopen, art, beautiful, french,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Mothers Eyes
It always seems it may not always have been to clear
Telling mother you’re not sure about who you are
What you thought she was always expecting...

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Categories: reopen, gender, identity, love, mother,
Form: Rhyme
Loss
Dark clouds drift slowly across the leaden sky.
The air is stagnant, still, heavy with promise of the tempest to come. 
Standing, abandoned, forlorn, on the...

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Categories: reopen, best friend, death, loss,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Forgiveness
Forgiveness


Reopen channels to His harmony,
let honesty emerge, forgivingness…
Reclaim the pathway to eternity.

Though hurt at times and bleeding thoughtlessness,
the steps to understand may ease the pain,
let...

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© Janet Vick  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: reopen, inspirational, prayer, faith, prayer,
Form: Terzanelle
Metaphor of Fraud
Metaphor of fraud

 

In the road of loneliness I remake my morning prayers
Yellowed silence buries last memories

 
Autumn and curtain above my book are broken
Yearly...

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Categories: reopen, love,
Form: Personification
Premium Member The Grief-Stricken India
The rain-god bursts in Himalaya regions
With snow-covered mountains and deep forests
There’s  Kedar temple for Hindu pilgrims
Coming to worship the god in thousands
Sanctum Sanctorum inside...

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Categories: reopen, grief,
Form: Italian Sonnet

Book: Shattered Sighs