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Best Sunday Best Poems

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


Sunday Best
What if our Easter Sunday was Holy Spirit led?
What if in place of colored eggs, lost souls were sought instead?

Instead of hurried egg hunts, we’d...

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Categories: sunday best, faithson, easter, easter, jesus,
Form: Rhyme



Sunday Best
SUNDAY BEST or A Soldier’s Coup of Grace

Was always smartest one in his brigade
A pride in his appearance was consistent
Though beach at Dunkirk was no...

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Categories: sunday best, war,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Sunday Morning
Sunday Morning
I try not to wake him, though he stirs slightly
As I crawl out from the warmth of the covers.
I'm tempted to change my mind,...

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Categories: sunday best, child, children, family, morning,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Mayor of Soup Creek
The sun rose in the east creating a bright orange hue
Tom lay in his bunk thinking, can it really be true? 
The good townsfolk had...

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Categories: sunday best, america, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Collage For Dale
Here you are, only twelve, at our kitchen table.
Such a carrot top you were! Strangers used to think
you were our red-head mother’s natural son.

And here’s...

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Categories: sunday best, brother,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member tears for apollo -
oh, my precious child!

let me kiss away your weep -
do not be troubled, the moon but bids good night
(stars whispering their ancient lullaby)
swallowing not, the...

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Categories: sunday best, analogy, childhood, father, love,
Form: Free verse
Felony Money
True definition of a hood love story,
They called him Felony.
Skin was as smooth as a shot of Hennessey.
He made a lot of other men envy.
His...

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Categories: sunday best, imagination, love, poetry, romance,
Form: Light Verse
Hey Diddle Diddle, What's the Riddle?
HEY DIDDLE, why the Cat and the fiddle
And the Cow that jumped over the moon? 
Why they're all here in Nursery Rhyme land
At the wedding...

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Categories: sunday best, childrenwedding, old, dog, cat,
Form: Light Verse
Melted Ice Cream Promises
You swear your word is solid
as a silver serving spoon
Well, why does it always feels like
another mis-spoken dog day afternoon
		Hotter than July
in the middle of...

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Categories: sunday best, allusion, metaphor, perspective, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Big Heart
Big Heart

He was the best man I ever met. 
His word was his bond. 
No neighbor went without, 
no job, done poorly.
The best part, he...

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© Ann Foster  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sunday best, abortion, absence, abuse, addiction,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Christmas Past and Present Bring Me Tears
Christmas Past and Present Bring Me Tears 

My legs of yesterday's 
walked into a Christmas storybook,
a glorious past,
pages filled with good tidings.
And as young kid,...

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Categories: sunday best, christmas, journey, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Beautiful Day
A beautiful day
Punctuated by dandelions
Glowing white and gold

Clouds hang up above 
The morning skies turquoise blue
The air, refreshing

Mother Earth smiling
Dressed up in her sunday best
A...

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Categories: sunday best, beautiful, color, day, morning,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member tears for apollo -
oh, my precious child,
let me kiss away your weep -
do not be troubled, the moon but bids good night,

      ...

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Categories: sunday best, appreciation, father daughter, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Billy's Revenge
Billy Smith was poor and it did show
His rich relatives didn't want to know
They had their cars and barbecues
And howled at Billy’s worn out shoes.

Billy...

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Categories: sunday best, humor, jealousy, poverty,
Form: Rhyme
The Passing of Edward
Martha was rudely awaken on Monday morning
With the phone call we all dread
“Mrs Palmer we regret to inform you
That your husband Edward is dead”
She thought...

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Categories: sunday best, death, sad,
Form: Rhyme

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