Best Shirking Poems
Below are the all-time best Shirking poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of shirking poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Black SheepPushed aside, location of home obscured, limited by isolation:
drifting aimlessly - subscribing to a voluntary incarceration.
Outcast by an alternative perspective, a differing sense of direction,
through...
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Categories:
shirking, confusion, friendship, people, sad,
Form:
Couplet
HabitsHABITS
We wake up in the morning,
Our memory, collecting storing,
The same data over, and over again,
It becomes entrenched – a habit is due,
What triggers habits, just...
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Categories:
shirking, power,
Form:
Rhyme
My Hugs StoryBefore… I beheld her quivering, shirking---
suffocation gripped her with my envelopment;
breaking free from the gentleness I exuded
she would scamper wailing…
as if scorched by my belongingness’...
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Categories:
shirking, blessing, christian, encouraging, faith,
Form:
Personification
Humanly Sacrifice
Fireworks dance and flourish in the air
Like the pairs of lovers in the innocent sky
The nostalgic tune plays from the flute
Like the tormented smile of...
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Categories:
shirking, humanity,
Form:
Verse
So Many Questions(A both serious and fanciful encounter with God)
1. There are so many questions that I...
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Categories:
shirking, religion, universe, , atheist,
Form:
Rhyme
Fire FightHow very inconsiderate,
dieing in the open;
shirking anonymity
behind the raging green.
You avoided the cacophony,
left random bullets blameless,
then when your God
abandoned You,
He left
just You,
alone;
refused to leave...
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Categories:
shirking, war
Form:
Free verse
This Is Graduate School!!This is Graduate School
What do you expect?!!
This is graduate school!!
The girl, glowed in her importance!!
This work was important!!
And who did he think he was, shirking...
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Categories:
shirking, satire
Form:
Blank verse
Zing Is the Thing - a HomilyAbsinthe makes the heart grow fonder,
But Whiskey makes you frisky.
Clerihews and epigrams are fine but
Do not tell these to one lost in love
Except when you...
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Categories:
shirking, character, friendship, inspiration,
Form:
Abecedarian
Blasting Off"I only wish that ordinary people had an unlimited capacity
for doing harm; then they might have an unlimited power
for doing good."--Socrates
BLASTING OFF
What if human beings
Were...
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Categories:
shirking, visionary,
Form:
Free verse
Land's End
"Land's End"
All at once & with such Very Great Flair ~
So's no-one would notice what'd really taken Place~
SeaWolf & his Wench grabbed a wild Notion...
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Categories:
shirking, adventure, sea, sea,
Form:
Rhyme
Today I Am ContentThe folks in the know
And running the show
Propose there are eight human emotions.
But as far as I see,
Their lists don’t agree
And in my head causes...
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Categories:
shirking, introspection, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
Mutiny In TreesThe water has receded
And I can see everything
in the bottom of the stream
Big pebbles of assorted colors
covering each other
frogs scampering about
and big fish meddling around
I...
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Categories:
shirking, change, environment, goodbye, leaving,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Take the BlameI have a gripe that I’ll explain
I hate excuses that are so lame
Nothing more my ire inflames
Then people crying, “I’m not to blame”.
Put your excuses...
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Categories:
shirking, introspection
Form:
Rhyme
Trouble MakerYou all know me quite well
I'm a creature from Hell
A troublesome sprite
Your lives I do blight
If you've got trouble
your woes I will double
Your machines are...
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Categories:
shirking, mythology,
Form:
Verse
The Tenth WaveTHE TENTH WAVE
The rain drops prick the skin of the sea
Tumble with the urchins in the water,
The black water, so heavy, tired--
Watching it tic tac...
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Categories:
shirking, ocean,
Form:
Prose Poetry