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Best Shucked Poems

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


Premium Member The In-Between
"The In-Between"

I ripped the pages of 
that tired old story 
from the heart, a body of work

buried the misdiagnosed slanders
then wiped their mouths
with the back...

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Categories: shucked, imagery, life, muse, poets,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Headed For the Gristmill
Yesterday’s sweet corn
     now rests among the shucked,
          where norms’ victims lay.

Side-by-side...

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Categories: shucked, angst, metaphor,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member A Fallen Sparrow
It was just lying there on the floor
like a poem I had abandoned, 
left for dead, considered trash
Not a breath did it take
No thrashing to...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: shucked, bird, death,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Her Ever Changing Moods, the Rapture Reprising
“Her Ever Changing Moods, the Rapture Reprising”

Lavender seduces symmetry  
in her ever changing moods
slips into something more comfortable

a swollen tangerine sky 
moves its tongue...

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Categories: shucked, muse,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Curriculum Vitae
She calls herself Bunny Boucher, but she was born Veronica Chermak. She’s tall and leggy with a body that looks tidy, yet lived in. She’s...

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Categories: shucked, sensual,
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member The Chalice of Murdered Crows
"The Chalice of Murdered Crows"





How many moonbeams
would it take to overflow 
my chalice bathe me naked
dew kissed diamond glistening
bare skin freedom feet seeking
my missing, slow...

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Categories: shucked, dark, destiny, fate, love,
Form: Free verse
The Old Red Barn
The Old Red Barn

The old red barn sits down by the river,
The tin roof glistens just like silver.
For many years it has been standing tall,
An...

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Categories: shucked, farm,
Form: Rhyme
Proletarians To the Fore
Arm to arm, sinews clutch
One another, makes friend and crutch;
One crimson call, which guidance brought
The feeble, stern: the working lot
To stand much greater, taller, strong
Filled...

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Categories: shucked, class, work,
Form: Free verse
Bridesmaid
rose petals scattered
pearly wedding bouquet shucked
blue clad purloiner...

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Categories: shucked, introspection, life
Form: Haiku
I Was Raised On a Little Old Farm
I was raised on a little old farm

by my daddy who raised pigs in a barn

my mama  well what can I say

she helped my...

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Categories: shucked, child, dad, farm, home,
Form: Ballad
Bits and Pieces
A question arises are they plucked                   ...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: shucked, bible, christian, heaven, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Purgatory Is a Poem
"Purgatory is a Poem"



Words are the pieces
in a game we play
shadow and light 
hidden from day
poets are nocturnal
in nature, stasis, 
keen and hungry
listening to 
Forever
stuck...

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Categories: shucked, art, home, imagery, psychological,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Salvage
"Salvage"


Salvage the fixating salvation 
unfurling from the wreckage
of a numb world twisted inside
treasure climbs swimming 
the ladder from the deep of all things 
reaching upwards...

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Categories: shucked, muse, paradise, poets,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Dance of the Social Vampires
DANCE OF THE SOCIAL VAMPIRES
We come out from the time of in between
the spark of life and where life's not so clean,
we make our habitat...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: shucked, addiction, culture, identity, society,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Dangit
I swept the floor, but it's dirty again...pretty much what I expected.
The accumulation of dirt and grim is something safe to have projected.
If cleanliness is...

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© Brett Teal  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: shucked, corruption, funny, humorous, jobs,
Form: Light Verse

Book: Shattered Sighs