Best Sir Poems
Below are the all-time best Sir poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of sir poems written by PoetrySoup members
Sir Poet, Hold True To Thy Gifts Long GivenSir Poet, Hold True To Thy Gifts Long Given
Sir poet, why hast thy broken thy true pen?
Are not thy words intended to help and heal?
Pray...
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Categories:
sir, art, creation, dedication, destiny,
Form:
Sonnet
I Want Your Seeds**"And his name was Jack"**
No one perceives what abides above the clouds.
A giant, a harp, maybe golden eggs.
I demand to see and feel...
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Categories:
sir, adventure, funny, old, rain,
Form:
Free verse
The Greatest Poet EverI got to wonderin' the other day
who was the greatest poet ever?
Was it a guy named Willie Shakespeare
or someone much more clever?
I thought it over...
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Categories:
sir, me, write,
Form:
Rhyme
The Missionary and the BumThere once was a bum. He was the neighborhood drunk. He had an unkempt demeanor. His salt and pepper hair had not been washed in...
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Categories:
sir, faith, friendship, love,
Form:
Prose
Love Sleeps, Never DiesAn old man
A Grumpy bitter old man
Bitter face
Red nose
Wrinkled beady eyes
Scruffy clothes his best attire
Life has not been kind
So his bitter words bite those around
He...
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Categories:
sir, angel, beauty, child, hope,
Form:
Light Verse
19 CrimesMy confession
I murdered them all
impostors
claims of poetic devices
when the evidence was only
rants piled upon rants
A circle of praises
made the courts dizzy
the frauds committed
only added to...
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Categories:
sir, art, character, conflict, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
LifeI asked to my father
Baba, What is life ?
He politely said to me, " Life is Duty . "
I asked to my mother
Maa, What is...
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Categories:
sir, life, love, philosophy,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Little Miss SpringThey say it's a time to slip in the mud, and begin anew.
Kick off the dust of yester ...
and...
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Categories:
sir, adventure, appreciation, beauty, crazy,
Form:
Light Verse
A Long, Long Time Ago On a Cold Winter's NightA long, long time ago on a cold winter's night
A long, long time ago on a cold winter’s night
Two hearts were broken the crest of...
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Categories:
sir, fantasy, friendship,
Form:
Rhyme
The Tale of Poetry Soup ForestThere's a defender among us, a friend who never surrenders or concedes
No thief is he, who offers encouragement to people with his kind deeds
A rapscallion,...
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Categories:
sir, environment, poets,
Form:
Narrative
Tease For Two
"Tease for Two"
“Ein bisschen Zucker
mit Ihrer Sahne, Sir?“
German accent
smoky toned
she purred
Periwinkles suavely winked,
then played with his -
cufflinks
“Not now Schvee Tart”
he...
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Categories:
sir, adventure, humor, romance, word
Form:
Romanticism
He's Smokin'Sir Henry was playing his flute
He also was smoking cheroot
But when his attire
Was soon caught on fire
I’m guessing he’s not so astute!
04~18~15
Contest: Famous Einstein Quotes...
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Categories:
sir, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
How Do I See YouHow Do I See You
People often wonder
How they are perceived
Some think they're kind and nice
When really they are filled with greed
Some are selfish and self-righteous...
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Categories:
sir, angel, art, bible, friendship,
Form:
Free verse
The RoosterThe Rooster
He strutted ‘cross the barnyard tall and proud,
away from all the bustle of the crowd;
the other roosters in the yard felt cowed,
to him they...
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Categories:
sir, allegory, animal, humorous,
Form:
Personification
Poetic MerakiUpon the twinkling of silent twilight,
tranquil thoughts set adrift,
infatuated in elysian reflection.
The mind wanders,
observing and listening - roaming;
avoiding confusing crossroads
leading into chimerical phantasms.
Overwhelmed...
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Categories:
sir, analogy, philosophy, poetry,
Form:
Free verse