Best Servile Poems
Below are the all-time best Servile poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of servile poems written by PoetrySoup members
One Day In a LifeIf you could relive one day of your life..
time lost, now retrieved for just a short while.
To thrust old scheming machinations knife,
or return healing to...
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Categories:
servile, america, day, dream, heart,
Form:
Sonnet
Pablo Neruda Translation: Every Day You PlayEvery Day You Play
by Pablo Neruda
loose translation by Michael R. Burch
Every day you play with Infinity’s rays.
Exquisite visitor, you arrive with the flowers and the...
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Categories:
servile, aubade, beauty, dog, for
Form:
Free verse
Backhand
"Backhand"
You have turned me
inside out, cut open
like a tennis ball
I used to beat backhand
along with the racket
hard against the garage wall
To make sense of it...
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Categories:
servile, child abuse, mother daughter,
Form:
Free verse
Monsters of the SeaA contracted seafarer...concerning no servile rank,
kept e'er involved watch...away from menial daily tasks top deck,
while steadfast wary of...the diligent taskmaster's whip.
A dawn swift gust...brushes...
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Categories:
servile, mythology,
Form:
Sijo
A Simple Life - a Beautiful LifeShe opened her fragile eyes only to see a tensed face,
Anxiously staring back at her, as if in a daze.
She danced in her tiny frock,...
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Categories:
servile, age, anxiety, bullying,
Form:
Rhyme
A Tribute To My Dog"Who can bear to lose a tie
With a dog that is man’s best ally? .......by poet
"Here lies my dog, motionless in his kennel
unable to wag...
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Categories:
servile, angst, animal, death, dog,
Form:
Free verse
The LeaveningI read it so, the Bread of Life
without discourse, without contrive
did lighten, nourish, so arrive
that building up, to merit, live ~
That in my lines
I found...
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Categories:
servile, friendship, love, time, love,
Form:
Monorhyme
A Villanelle On the Villanelle - RevisedIt has the ringing echo of a bell.
The words at each line’s end must reconcile.
Oh, how I love the lovely villanelle.
Its quality is like a...
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Categories:
servile, history,
Form:
Villanelle
Mercy Street Is ClosedAt the end of Mercy Street
lies a forgotten wharf.
A single row boat is
moss covered.
The battered vessel is
moored and unwanted
like leprosy -
conducive to an...
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Categories:
servile, recovery from...boat,
Form:
Free verse
See Our World Is Slowly DyingOur children are starving
We are busy fighting obsolete wars
The yearning of the infinite
One must flee the decay and connotations
Of stagnant self content
Running up...
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Categories:
servile, allusion, introspection,
Form:
Concrete
The Royal the Regal Vs the Poet's Own RealmOf
splendid
thrones of
gold
Of
treasures
manifold
Of Sultans
and Shahs
Of Emirs
and Rajahs
Of
jewelled
caskets
or lavish
banquets
Of
sparkling
crowns
and
flowing
gowns
Of kings
and queens
Rulers and...
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Categories:
servile, poetess, poetry, poets, song,
Form:
Chant Royal
September AlliterationSweet September, see how splendidly she shines!
Subtlety submitting seasonal splendour, she
swamps summer’s splendiferous sights,
by stealthily shrouding splendid scenery,
with suffused sensuous, sybaritic, scenarios!
Sublimely serene, she...
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Categories:
servile, giggle, september,
Form:
Alliteration
Less Than ZeroWith glorious primordial certainty
the sun will rise, the sun will set;
likewise you languish knowing what you're about,
you know what is and...
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Categories:
servile, life, philosophy, sad, social,
Form:
Verse
Self Portrait Dedicated To Leon Trotsky ContestSELF PORTRAIT DEDICATED TO LEON TROTSKY (by Frida Kahlo)
...
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Categories:
servile, allegory, art, political,
Form:
Free verse
The Shore Temple of MahabalipuramThe mirtangist may never willingly hear
may not want to hear
the multaiyam announcing his cue
nor the melodist aware of the flautist's right
to the change in the...
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Categories:
servile, devotion, ocean,
Form:
Free verse