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Best Ruling Poems

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


My Empathetic Quill Bleed For the Empress Ink
The moonlight bathed her cell in pallid light while she sat hunched over her desk, clutching her pen between her confound fingertips. As she bled ink...

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Categories: ruling, community, friendship love, imagery,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Black Magic Woman
Madame Mistress, ebonies princess,
Southern comforts golden jewel,
A golden beauty down south does dwell.
She hides many secrets beneath her,
Glittering mask of mystery's mystic spells.
A dark priestess...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ruling, adventure, beauty, fantasy, imagery,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Jallianwala Bagh
The occupation of India began, with the East India company
And prospered across large swathes of Indian territory
Then the British Crown took control, bringing military might
And...

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Categories: ruling, death, england, garden, history,
Form: Narrative
At Cusp of Dawn
Mystical Moon, languidly adrift in pallid glory,
is holding night court, clad in gold silk sarong.
Ruling her astral kingdom, amusing with a story
about a cow and...

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Categories: ruling, moon, sun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Gypsy Guy
Well, Gypsy Guy would rather die than hunker down in chains,

be ridden south with bit in mouth, or heed the hold of reins.



The ruling lot...

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Categories: ruling, life,
Form: Rhyme



December - a Time To Remember
December – A Time to Remember

Deep into Fall, as brown wrinkly-faced leaves wave adieu
Ebony evening sky twinkles with rhinestone-studded stars
Chilly winds blow … a sign...

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Categories: ruling, beautiful, december,
Form: Acrostic
Choice
It takes two to make a baby
But the women bear the brunt
Yet for reasons that confound me,
It’s the men who most confront.

They just plant a...

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Categories: ruling, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member O, Time
Painting dream-scapes upon canvas of vermilion skies,
O, time! how you elevate my dawn in periwinkle sunrise,
As day’s footprints, glistening amber tapestries rise,
When rhythms of birds,...

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Categories: ruling, time,
Form: Personification
Nothing Compares To Freedom
TO THE RULING CLASSES

It’s been seven months and fifteen days
Since you took our freedom away

At home each every night, stay in all day
Since you took...

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Categories: ruling, political,
Form: Ballad
Blacked Heart
Blacked Heart


Within the blackness blissed lies the love that has been missed
For within the miasma mist a darkish deprived heart does resist
Of the silenced sounds...

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Categories: ruling, abuse, anxiety, loneliness,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Woman's Right To Choose
A woman’s decision to choose should
Never have been a matter for the courts
A woman knows, for her, what is best to do
When facing the realities...

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Categories: ruling, perspective, rights, women,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Poetic Theme
So, what is the best theme for
a poem?  No guarded secret, all themes --  
Freely to Roam! And what, the prescribed 
destination or...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ruling, perspective, philosophy, poetry, poets,
Form: Free verse
Mastered Puppets
Mastered Puppets


Of the voices thrown and never shown their cries travel well
A starving sewn with a bitter bone of their life a quiet quell
With larval...

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Categories: ruling, children, humanity, voice,
Form: Rhyme
Check Mate
Go ahead and make the first move, 
but take care 
One or two spaces so I can move 
to my square
Game of life, I’m queen...

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Categories: ruling, love, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member South African Lockdown
South African lockdown 

Gone is the heave, the bustle and the crowds
The pavements are weeping like widows without sounds 
The governments are ruling with their...

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Categories: ruling, anger, community, confusion, corruption,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs