Best Residential Poems
Below are the all-time best Residential poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of residential poems written by PoetrySoup members
Grand Residential Old Worthing TownOh how very earnestly pleasing
I do so find
The wide, sun splashed avenues
Of grand residential Worthing;
Where the old poets
Announce each and every corner;
So neatly squared and...
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Categories:
residential, holiday, urban,
Form:
Rhyme
Shattering Rose GlassesUncomplicated me
I thought I was coloured blind
free thinking and kind
with an evolved mind
Loving and accepting
of the ones I find
Yet my blindness
Is that of...
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Categories:
residential, education, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
Politics and Poetry - Is Hate Really the AnswerPolitics and Poetry – is hate really the answer
Why write a poem of hate about Trump
He’s been there just over a week
Though Hilary Clinton the...
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Categories:
residential, angst, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Shattering Rose Coloured GlassesUncomplicated me
I thought I was colour blind
free thinking and kind
with an evolved mind
Loving and accepting
of the ones I find
Yet my blindness
Is that of...
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Categories:
residential, betrayal, black african american,
Form:
Political Verse
An Excavation
Children as young as three years old,
Killed for not doing as they’re told,
Forced to forget their culture...
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Categories:
residential, abuse, children, death, school,
Form:
Rhyme
On the EdgeOn The Edge
He lays flat on the floor
on the edge of his mind's cliff.
Taking notes, he wonders
“Is this life worth living?”
He tries to remember,
tries to...
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Categories:
residential, angst, community, conflict, desire,
Form:
Political Verse
Solar FamilyPrince Sun summons lovingly his beautiful wife,
The princess who’s always shining at night in full, quarter or half;
Oh, my darling where have you been?
I’ve...
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Categories:
residential, family, love, science fiction,
Form:
Rhyme
I Remember the DaysI remember the days
before technology
before computers
before cell phones
before smart tvs
In particular
I remember one summer day
when I heard on the radio
that the microwave oven
had been invented...
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Categories:
residential, computer, environment, nostalgia, planet,
Form:
Free verse
On the EdgeOn The Edge
He lay flat on the floor
On the edge of his mind's cliff
Taking notes
Wondering
is this life worth living
He tried to remember
Grasp onto
Happier times
Shadows of...
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Categories:
residential, loss,
Form:
Free verse
KookaburraThe Kookaburra, this terrestrial Kingfisher like bird
With it's onomatopoeic call, laughter in it's world
They inhabit arid savanna's and humid forests so lush
Also suburban to residential,...
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Categories:
residential, animals, nature, places
Form:
Quatrain
When Laughter Falls On Gods Ears:When Laughter Falls on Gods Ears
Today I was reminded that “GOD still happens”
Despite it all “God still happens” No dogs barking –
On this still solemn...
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Categories:
residential, america, cheer up, encouraging,
Form:
Classicism
They Call This Social JusticeOnce our land stretched from coast to coast
and the drums of the people beat proud
we were mighty and we were strong
...
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Categories:
residential, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
A Stationary Bicycle26.
A stationary bicycle
Never travels very far.
Nor sniffs the meadow flowers
Or sets the evening star.
It is far from me to criticize
The direction that you ought...
But it...
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Categories:
residential, angst, solitude, sorrow,
Form:
Rhyme
Here, My DearHumble yesterday, your intimate memories are now
bearing false witness, following our demise.
There are scattered whispers of a residential cloud
nine, that I called my...
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Categories:
residential, analogy, break up, growth,
Form:
Free verse
ReclamationI was taken from this life
in the black night, blindfolded
to be clubbed to death
so that I
might be born again
in spirit song,...
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Categories:
residential, history, native american, dance,
Form:
Free verse