Best Stroke Of A Pen Poems
Below are the all-time best Stroke Of A Pen poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of stroke of a pen poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Last UnicornThe Last Unicorn
I was with the last Unicorn
As she drew her last breath
Her horn expelled magic
As she succumbed to her death
The fairies and Gnomes
Each...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, beauty, bereavement, death of
Form:
Quatrain
Schrodinger's Cat Tale(to Mittens)
Schrödinger’s Cat is where it’s at,
nor live, nor dead, nor purring.
With half a chance she’ll live to prance
the worst may be occurring.
But if I’d...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, animal, cat, humorous, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
What About the ChildrenDownward marriage falls seeking some relief
Children follow awkwardly, senses moan
Husband and wife acting out of belief
Three children entering chambers unknown
Locked in battle, the wife reaches...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, children, divorce, hurt, husband,
Form:
Sonnet
Lord High ExecutioneerYou think that security belongs to you
Because you have done all you need to do
You think that wisdom belongs to a few
Because the rest of...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, philosophy, day, day,
Form:
Clerihew
Storylineno storyline can thrive to throw off loves balance,
to purposely paint a picture to detour its countenance,
the stroke of the pen changing in every moments...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Passed Everyday- T.MachasListening heartbeat,
Hearing with the soul-ears,
Living to change another day.
Pen challenged by season quick of emotions.
Than,
Muse enters the heartbeat,
Friends,
Family,
Love ones weave basket within freeze-frame...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, hope, life, seasons, thank
Form:
I do not know?
The Old Scribehis tired eyes yet sparkled with the love of his craft
a love steeped in awe and fear of its impact
the hunched shoulders hovered o'er each...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, grandfather, grandson, love, words,
Form:
Verse
TremoloThe mark of a triumphal concert printed
On a glossy long-playing record sleeve.
The concertmaster's smiling face hinted
The acclaim she was entitled to receive.
She liked her drawing...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, dream,
Form:
Sonnet
AliensDragon loves his penguins! Oh that we know quite well.
So…Dragon ask for their own little, silver, fire retardant, suits, do tell!
Oh Lord A Mercy! The...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, adventure, animal, fun, funny,
Form:
Light Verse
Dear SelfDear Self,
I'm oh so sorry I let you down, so many uncountable times
Sorry I ignored your cries and pretended I didn't hear them, though they...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, hope, inspirational, life, nostalgia,
Form:
Bio
The BanImmigrants –Oh no!
Nor Native Americans;
We came as cargo.
The ban; be aware:
They are back. Look out!
They still do not care.
You may sigh and pause;
But remember...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, abuse, america, anxiety, conflict,
Form:
Haiku
Son of a PoetWith a pen to write;
with fingers to type;
I write anew;
This a new spring for me summer is gone;
autumn near winter flees.
It's in my blood; the...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, introspection,
Form:
I do not know?
Before and After
I didn't find PSoup,
no, PSoup found me
I was a poet from my birth,
just not the poet I could be
Before coming to PSoup,
I was a message...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, perspective, poems, poetry, thanks,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
RegulationsREGULATIONS
BY
JOHN M. ARRIBAS
Two sources of laws that govern the lives of men
One’s called survival the other a stroke of the pen
Those from survival are easy...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, analogy, conflict, freedom, hyperbole,
Form:
Rhyme
Number 1 FanA number 1 fan not only claps with their hands,
their the first ones to take a stand.
So when you're struggling to make it,
they lend you...
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Categories:
stroke of a pen, dedication,
Form:
Rhyme