Get Your Premium Membership

Best Smoulders Poems

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


Premium Member Green Spanish Eyes - Part 3
Continued from Part 2
Ah Consuela! I’m watching as lightning at midnight in green Spanish eyes
kindles cracks within crystals like flashes from pistols
                 residing inside of...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, green, lost love,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Fire Burns Brightly
The fire crackled and spat out embers
that gleamed brightly in the hearth.
Yet unattended they soon died away
to become dull grey ash particles.

Just like a fire...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, fire, love,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Bonfires
Some things in life you cannot fix,
so we burn blemished bridges.
Throw leftovers into bonfires,
watching silent embers blaze in
grandiose gold and orange flames.
Wait, as toxic smoke...

Read more of this work...
© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: smoulders, analogy, metaphor,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Shore With Red House - Edvard Munch
Do you see the frame or the cage?
Step beyond and into this: a rare and colourful bliss,
island of calm in an ocean of rage...
Yesterday, the...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, art, mental illness,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Fire In the Blood
Fire in the Blood

How we love your warming glow 
Yet know that we must fear you so
For you would set our hearts ablaze
With your subtle...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, people, love,
Form: Couplet



A Poets Lonely World of Love
Love spills over
pouring from a cobwebbed heart
nowhere to go from where it flows
but in sensual empty words
touching strangers souls
Verses of passion escape
fuelling a fire that...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, love, sensual,
Form: I do not know?
A Decision of Silence
Those who savour do know well the taste, 
The rest may form but the images abstract; 
Unsubstantial eyes penetrate deep into realities, 
But the carnal...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, dedication, faith, mystery, visionary,
Form: Verse
Premium Member She's My Unadulterated
Her hair, her beautiful blonde curls, 
Her hair drapes to her butterfly shoulders.
And I stand beside her, a quiver, 
As my love, my lion hearted...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, lust, sexy,
Form: Quatrain
The Polar Ice Cap
What If There Was No Tomorrow? - The Polar Ice ‘Cap’

- this time it’s burnt and curled upon a new head. The 
sweet smoke of...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Pheonix
In commemoration of your eighteen years
I will weave you a story fit for all ears
Of a special girl who is very much loved
A precious gift...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, family, girl, life, girl,
Form: Epic
Seasonal Change
Seasonal  Change 

Autumn  fades bring  winter  skies,
Gone  the amber filtered  clouds
The birds  migrate, leave  chill  behind,
For...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, autumn, color, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Inglenook
Inglenook 

She, the face in the embers, 
The remnants of a raging fire,
Smoulders like a cigarette
Between lips of lustful desire. 

Where men stoke in gay...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Drawn To the Graves
Drawn to the graves

Unbeknown clarity develops like root canal treatment
festering wounds and scull bones loom on the route

In reason and feeling I have no choice...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, depression,
Form: Free verse
I Got What I Deserved
Broken tooth 
From fist once loved
Scars in unseen ways.

Trust betrayed
Inflict harm
Lost in emotions maze

Respect denied
Flows both ways
Diminishing esteem.

Sadness seeps
To aching marrow
Laughs a far off dream

Soul...

Read more of this work...
Categories: smoulders, recovery from..., sad, sorry,
Form: Carpe Diem
Gumwrinkle
Detrimentally captive,
 wrapped in tinsel, hung from the beams and force fed laxatives, 
the obscene dream of relapsin, 
relinquished orgasmic compatriots glancing over their shoulders...

Read more of this work...
© Rob Browne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: smoulders, marriage,
Form: ABC

Book: Shattered Sighs