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Best Scrapping Poems

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


Kappa
.                  Mr. Kopp flies his   ...

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Categories: scrapping, fantasy
Form: Concrete



Premium Member Ole Brownie (P1)
“Ole Brownie”

The meanest and the best,
Proven among the rest,
My dog in Arkansas, pope county,
I present, ole Brownie,

With first cold front,
Arkansans begin the hunt,
Razorback hogs,
with their...

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Categories: scrapping, funnydog, dog,
Form: Light Verse
Chemicaly Inbrain Chemically Insane
Chemicaly InBrain? Chemically Insane?
people so quick to turn to science for answers,
but can't understand chemicals in the brain?
Such sheltered mentality here,
an unbalance has been placed,
with...

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Categories: scrapping, drink, drug, mental illness,
Form: Bio
Premium Member Poetry Is
LIFE IS POETRY...POETRY IS…

Poetry wears the words of smiles and tears,
And speaks of stumbling through graveyards
And up the aisles to ancient altars;
Falling off of sidewalks...

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Categories: scrapping, life, loss, love, poetry,
Form: Free verse
I Can'T Breathe
“I CAN’T BREATHE!
Ya got my arm twisted 
I have six kids
A wife I need. 

Man I can’t breathe! 
Get your knee out my back, 
No...

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Categories: scrapping, black african american, conflict,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme



Palermo, Sicily, 1943
for George
"You always said you had little invisible friends,"
He wrote in a Christmas card one year, and Yes,
funny he would remember that.  I called...

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© Nola Perez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scrapping, family,
Form: Free verse
Heart of a Balloon
I'm tired of writing love poems and trying to put spins on them;
So for inspiration and ideas i go brainstorming;
But each thought, each idea seems...

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Categories: scrapping, anger, betrayal, break up,
Form: I do not know?
Christmas the Good Old Days
I haven’t forgotten
			The good old days of Christmas
			Sleepless night, in the early morn 
			Off to rush, rush, in Junkanoo!

			I haven’t forgotten
			The good old days of...

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Categories: scrapping, holiday, old, old,
Form: Free verse
Assertive Vs Aggressive
not getting needs met 
leads to blinded impatience
shrink uttered to flock

but that makes too much 
sense what if our needs were met?
gift it to ourselves?

make...

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Categories: scrapping,
Form: Haiku
Ramblings of a Graveyard Shift Worker....
I used to complain about having to work at night on weekends.
Everyone was having fun but li'l ol' me.
Some years back I had an epiphany...

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© Jim David  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: scrapping, funny, imagination, parody, people,
Form: Free verse
Scrambled
I remember you kissed me inside and out
Against he confines of a foreign couch
Drag your finger along my jaw line here
I love you so much....

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Categories: scrapping, lost loveme, love, me,
Form: I do not know?
Concord Massachusetts Passingways
Haunted...
glowing foot falls on the dusted wooden planks cross the bridge
following them 
I swing around enormous trees 
skirt quickly...trying to catch up

were we holding hands...

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Categories: scrapping, funeral, garden, history, i
Form: Free verse
The Difference In the Stories We Want To Tell
Ohh I could have sat with my heart 
--elevated with dribbled echoes-- 
ahhhhhh until it yet exhaled the tarnished seams 
capturing only the quiet current...

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Categories: scrapping, death of a friend,
Form: Prose Poetry
Humanities Guild
Seventeen cats are what we see.
Each one different to a degree,
Buddy, Mama, Peppy, and Le-Pew,
These are what, we named a few.
Seventeen cats, now what to...

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Categories: scrapping, animals, hope, life, pets,
Form: Rhyme
Left Behind
I’d never ask you to walk in my shoes.
But rather see the world through my eyes.
Take a journey within the mind of the lost, and...

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Categories: scrapping, depression, sadme, longing, day,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs