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Best Stretchers Poems

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


Daddy Neck Stretchers
A long neck giraffe,
I saw at the zoo.
And I wished my head
could be up high, too!


Daddy, I asked,
Why is my neck so small?
I want a...

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Categories: stretchers, child, dad, humor,
Form: Rhyme



Madelyn Blonskey
I was Second Lieutenant of the Army Nurse Corps, 
At Pearl Harbour when it was attacked and bombed;
I was in my room at the nurses’...

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Categories: stretchers, death, dedication, devotion, health,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Personality So Calm and Soft
Her heart is located in every part of her being
and bones, calcified with the vitamins of meekness.
Peace begins and ends her collection of any intention
and...

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Categories: stretchers, character, people, poetry,
Form: Ode
Learning How To Walk Again
Returned...no home and shaken by the past
Awaken lonely and reduced to quick sand
I try to stand up facing Fate once more
Indifferent audience then... Now? a...

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Categories: stretchers, life, dream, dream,
Form: Free verse
Game
What a name called? 
Football a game called, 
To known arena called stadium, 
Played eleven to eleven side to side each, 
Formations of it kinds,...

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Categories: stretchers, sports,
Form: Double Dactyl



The Grief of Gaziantep
The Grief of Gaziantep.

Hotter than a Dragon’s kiss, 
the seas boil under saffron sun.
Tiny thrumming mosquitoes zone on sweating, caramac skin,
Customer entertainment...hanging from shop fronts,
nine...

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Categories: stretchers, bereavement, evil, grief, sorrow,
Form: Free verse
A Survivor of Massacre
This is my story,  
It is a sad story to tell, 
Open ears and eyes,   
The bloodbath of more than 500 people , 

"Some burried...

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Categories: stretchers, 12th grade, angst, march,
Form: Narrative
Lazy Dream Mysterious Death
From the heart of green naïve village
surrounded by corps field, mosque, ponds, 
ancestral grave yard, school, college, 
madrasah (islamic school) etc he is

brothers, sisters with...

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Categories: stretchers, sorrow,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Dreamtime: State Fair of Mind
DREAMTIME: STATE FAIR OF MIND 

the barren vendor 
 sold wishes 
 to those 

 hoping 
 to 
 forget 

 at the back of...

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Categories: stretchers, introspectionold, old,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member In the Darkened Foyer
In the Darkened Foyer


There you are again.
Walking this darkened foyer, and that carpeted hallway,
Eyeing the sunken-eyed dancer who forgets she’s not alive;
She’s just passing by...

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Categories: stretchers, death,
Form: Free verse
Accident
Shards of glass catch the sun's fluid rays,
reflecting tiny rainbows into human eyes.
Twisted shells of metal vehicles
lie bleeding in the midst of human flies.

Anguished cries...

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Categories: stretchers, angst, life, people, social,
Form: Rhyme
My Beloved
[September: we mourn the existence of death that stroll 
towards father's eyes, but we'll keep outstriding this storm]

My beloved drew nectars from the stretchers
of my...

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Categories: stretchers, emotions, hope, i love
Form: I do not know?
Glorious Moment
How wisdom of a young king flourishing
 like  watered flowers. 
         Quote by poet.

Sometimes some people praise their leaders 
After winning some great battles.  
When King...

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Categories: stretchers, africa, culture, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Day After 'Infamy': The 8th
So this be the day after
  nineteen forty-one
    Be December the eighth, the
      nightmare has begun.
...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stretchers, allusion, analogy, dark, death,
Form: Rhyme
Here come the graveyard groupies
Look out you might see them,
scuttling down your street,
patting the neighbour’s dog, 
nodding to people they meet.

They lurk on hospital corridors,
wearing their black shiny shoes,
then...

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Categories: stretchers, death, funeral, funny,
Form: Rhyme

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