Best Scavenging Poems
Below are the all-time best Scavenging poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of scavenging poems written by PoetrySoup members
Scavenging For TreasureIt began when I was a young girl, oh I did not scavenge,
in the mud or float in the river but I was known to...
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Categories:
scavenging, nostalgia,
Form:
Narrative
The Wheel Has Come Full CircleWhat goes up must come down.
No colors can define who you are.
You may own a cart or limousine.
We'll still reach the end...
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Categories:
scavenging, faith, god, imagery, life,
Form:
Blank verse
Five Senses In SpringThe wood smoke is rising,
there’s a chill in the air,
the valley’s in shadow,
with the pear tree still bare,
but I know by morning,
what the new day...
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Categories:
scavenging, farm, senses, , cute,
Form:
Rhyme
Kernels of Success
I cast these concepts
I cast these kernels
Kernels in my hand
Kernels in the clay
Clay of loam
Clay of words
Words to describe
Words packed
Packed with exegesis
Packed with strength
Strength of...
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Categories:
scavenging, analogy, appreciation,
Form:
Blitz
Categories:
scavenging, birth, class, race, racism,
Form:
Free verse
The Tears We All ShareThe father who loses a son
The lover left all but alone
The child who loses a dog
The clown who loses his nose
The day grandpa fades into...
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Categories:
scavenging, bereavement, deep, sad, sorrow,
Form:
Light Verse
Beneath the Oak TreeI kneel to pray beneath an oak tree’s leaves,
where my journey began.
Broken limbs straggle over a patchy lawn,
a neglected place full of holes,
shoveled from...
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Categories:
scavenging, childhood, courage, faith, prayer,
Form:
Free verse
At GettysburgUnyielding stone, the furniture
au naturel, no dress lace tablecloth
concealing ants scavenging our picnic lunch. Loathe
are we to flick them while they steal our cheese and...
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Categories:
scavenging, america, conflict, memorial, war,
Form:
Sonnet
It Can'T Be ArtIt can’t be art
Spun in a windstorm of caustic insisting
Plastered like mud on the walls of Pompeii
Frescos of joy before charcoal was misting
Writing in...
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Categories:
scavenging, angst,
Form:
Rhyme
No Bread. Why?No Bread. Why?
By Dane Smith-Johnsen
Big round dark eyes staring at forgetfulness.
Eating nothingness, feeling helplessness.
Scavenging the streets for morsels finding...
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Categories:
scavenging, childhood, death, food
Form:
Rhyme
The Hearth and the Black Coal BootsHo! Ho! Ho! It's sure a tight squeeze.
I was able to go down the chimney with ease
and miss the bed of coals.
Mrs. Santa is right;...
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Categories:
scavenging, christmas,
Form:
Rhyme
Mother Nature's Tapestry At Her BestShe is an unsung, unaware, unbridled, unsuspecting scene, deep in the woods, lost in time.
Not ventured into by hunter, or explorer for nigh onto thirty...
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Categories:
scavenging, environment, nature,
Form:
Free verse
ArroganceWhat open display of arrogance!
Only fools would dare to chance
Do we know what tomorrow brings,
Just around and beyond the bend?
This desperation blinds you so,
And...
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Categories:
scavenging, business, life, peoplelife,
Form:
Rhyme
Hostage In the NightLike an explosion of fire
i shall shatter through the atmosphere
carving my ever burning path
through the very stars themselves
riding on the milky way
my...
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Categories:
scavenging, heart, betrayal, heart, love,
Form:
I do not know?
SunsetThe ripples flow steadily then flutter away
The illusion of an impossible feat
The Earth consumes the sun at the end of the day
A beautiful sight, a...
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Categories:
scavenging, lost loveearth, sun,
Form:
Rhyme