Best Surveys Poems
Below are the all-time best Surveys poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of surveys poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Angel InsideCoral life forms in copious swarms
feast in the Cambrian chyme,
dividing their cells and forming their shells
to end on the seafloor as lime.
Tectonic churning and magma...
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Categories:
surveys, allegory, angel, art, beautiful,
Form:
Rhyme
TentaclesIn the heart of the blackest abyss, down,
Down, in fathoms deep crypt, where light
Does not penetrate, and the structured protective hauls,
Of men, are crushed...
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Categories:
surveys, boat, fantasy, halloween, history,
Form:
Free verse
My Lady's GardenThe sun has arisen
To greet the early morn
and drops of dew rest
on the leaves of Eden
The continuous murmur
of a water fount
for wrens to quench...
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Categories:
surveys, for her,
Form:
Free verse
Optimistic WhiteWe celebrate the optimist
Extolling his cheery ways
As the light shines upon him
We think he's worthy of our praise
He seems to have the answers
With him...
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Categories:
surveys, introspection,
Form:
Quatrain
SupercalifragilisticexpialidociousSuch a long-winded line!
Still for me it is fine
Slips and rolls off the tongue
Simply meant to be sung
Sense it lacks by design.
Surveys give it a...
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Categories:
surveys, film, music, song,
Form:
Verse
In the Farmer's Songso, i got to thinking
about all those words
planted in my language
where fertility grew them
to leave and stalk and pod
the farmer's words scatter
my fields like seed...
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Categories:
surveys, inspirational, nature, on work
Form:
Free verse
Tribute To My FatherYou taught me how a mortal should live
And this I value more than what Kings give,
Your meek gait from the church into the grave
Such long-lasting...
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Categories:
surveys, tribute,
Form:
Rhyme
Under My SkinAlone she sits at a table for two
In the corner bistro off Main
Cole Porter’s "I’ve Got You under My Skin"
Wafts softly throughout the room
After...
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Categories:
surveys, fantasy, hope, love, sad,
Form:
Narrative
God Rises From That Distant Hill[This poem first appeared in the anthology, "The Soul and the Singer," Young Publications, c. 1968. It was reprinted in my first poetry chapbook...
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Categories:
surveys, beauty, god, mountains, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
Cuckoo DancersCuckoo Dancers
Discarded dusty beer bottle lying dormant on the tracks
Commuters await their carriage
Adorned in business like macks
Trees sway in gentle breeze
Capable of more tension,
Performing their...
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Categories:
surveys, fun, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
Cry From the RimWhere the water washes white surfs across
Sand banks porous with green dreams in our hearts
Where the sun surveys the wet desert of loss
The salt thread...
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Categories:
surveys, historypeople, sea, water, people,
Form:
Verse
Where the Raven ReignsThere at the gateway
To Heaven or hell
They come
When their living is done
To eternally sleep
Beneath the black clouds
That seep
Like ink
On a satin white sheet
Where the...
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Categories:
surveys, death
Form:
Ekphrasis
Twilight EyesEyes the color of twilight hours,
looks down from a canvas throne.
Captured for an eternity,
her languid form, in repose.
Queen of all she surveys,
within these crumbling walls.
Moth...
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Categories:
surveys, people,
Form:
Rhyme
GleaningsMy old friend struggles
with his life's meaning.
Familiar with dead cats, Newton,
Einstein and incredible fractals,
he gleans patterns instantly
and misses nothing
in his galactic surveys,
nor leave a clue...
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Categories:
surveys, allegoryold, old,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
surveys, america, culture, nature,
Form:
Rhyme