Best Slats Poems
Below are the all-time best Slats poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of slats poems written by PoetrySoup members
On My Mother PassingON MY MOTHER’S PASSING
i wanted to keep my mother physically with me
but it would be like trying to hold the sun
like in life she still...
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Categories:
slats, cheer up, mother, mother
Form:
Narrative
We Danced In the DownpourWe danced in the downpour
The rains falls
not hard, more of a drizzle
this late Winter night
leaning on the light post
across the street,
watching the light in your...
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Categories:
slats, good night,
Form:
Epic
A Feral FrozenUrsus Maritimus ...
I entered your world in quietude, slipping through the granular, soft.
Long slats to...
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Categories:
slats, animal, appreciation, beauty, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Dessert TableDESSERT TABLE
Yes, it’s a beautiful spread
A tantalizing sight
With not Cezanne depth or solidity, but
Our hostess’ fond delight
She’s gathered not justs -
Not just cakes, cheeses and...
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Categories:
slats, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Wooden Cradle "The Wooden Cradle"
a white wooden empty cradle, I wait in the nursery room
for the smell of baby fragrance to illuminate sleeping bloom
years...
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Categories:
slats, death,
Form:
Personification
Big HeadI have a ridiculously large head,
I think I’d opt for a smaller one instead.
Oh, sure, you say that it suits me fine,
That’s because yours isn’t...
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Categories:
slats, funny, me, easter, me,
Form:
Light Verse
The Park -- Part OnePigeons flutter in the park
eating refuse from the grass.
Noon comes; the hours pass.
Leaves fall; the sky grows dark.
Silence reigns throughout the park.
A crumpled headline, forgotten...
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Categories:
slats, angst, caregiving, childhood, death,
Form:
Rhyme
Stone Walls, Ancient Cities and Wooden FencesContemplating atop the “Great Wall,” was Neruda comparing similarities of this and “Machu
Picchu?” Was there more commonality beyond stonemasons craft? High stone walls...
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Categories:
slats, dedication, people, political
Form:
Narrative
A Day In An Ordinary LifeA Day In An Ordinary Life
By Edmund Siejka
Watching TV
More out of boredom
Than anything else
He allowed his imagination
To drift
Back
To...
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Categories:
slats, life,
Form:
Narrative
The Devil's TriangleThree points of ionic invisibility, drawn off the charted map
Of realism or reality, the calibrated compass spins out of
Control, then suddenly freezing at polar...
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Categories:
slats, art, imagination, inspirational, international,
Form:
Free verse
Dust Bowl - HaibunDust Bowl
Dust sifted through the dry wooden slats of the now empty homes. No sunrise serenade nor rustle of flowing wheat greeted the parching...
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Categories:
slats, environment, history, natural disasters,
Form:
Haibun
The Old Covered BridgeTHE OLD COVERED BRIDGE
Late fall
Country scene
One birch, close by, already bare
With a taste of frost in the air
And this sturdy, old, covered bridge – this...
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Categories:
slats, nostalgia, old, autumn, old,
Form:
Free verse
Dawn SongDawn song / sweet trills / thin flute roused
Splayed light / warm vibe / worn slats doused
Dream haunts / harsh cough / plumb tears smart
Heart...
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Categories:
slats, feelings, image, memory, nature,
Form:
Jueju
I Miss YouMy dearest, sweet Daddy
I wish Australia wasn't so far away!
I can't just "pop over" to say hello
England is on the other side of the world
For...
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Categories:
slats, fatherwords, me, me,
Form:
Free verse
Still Life With FlowersIt is an unseasonable March day.
My kitchen blinds are drawn against morning sun,
their slender slats like new skin protecting the body's vital organs;
eyelids before this...
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Categories:
slats, fantasy, flower, garden,
Form:
Free verse