Best Tales Poems
Dead Men Do Tell TalesDead Men Do Tell Tales
I saw, the rot of sad, deep selfish desires,
burning endlessly in clever fires
Piles of cash a tall mountain high
stolen by those that cleverly steal and lie
six lying days every week ,
while they race into...
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Categories:
tales, conflict, cry, dark, deep,
Form:
Rhyme
Campfire and Tall TalesCampfire And Tall Tails
Friends and sons come walking into the campsite all dress in camo
from their long day’s hunt. Around the crackling campfire, they all gather
and sat to warm their much-needed cold wet bodies. Keeping warm
with a...
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Categories:
tales, father, friend, friendship, nature,
Form:
Light Verse
Categories:
tales, sea,
Form:
Concrete
Fairy Tales, Angels and CuddlesWhat would we do without Cuddles
They help us to get out of muddles
When we're feelin' down, they replace a frown
And they fill us so full of Love Bubbles
Beethoven, Sparkles and Lulu
Far greater than anything Tragic
Eeyore, T-T-Tigger and Pooh
In...
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Categories:
tales, child, father daughter, children,
Form:
Rhyme
Tales of ReconciliationTales of Reconciliation
When the moodybirds alight in the silence of the night;
When all is within reason shadow calling unknown mysteries
hidden by the turning of the seasons.
Within that spectrum shines the light of the sparks,
tightly wrapped within, smoldering converse remarks,
engagements of woeful tales...
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Categories:
tales, emotions, forgiveness, future, judgement,
Form:
Blank verse
A Child's True Tall TalesWhen I woke, Mom, I saw a parade
right before me! I wish it had stayed.
There were drummers and clowns,
lots of colors and sounds,
but in minutes, it started to fade!
Oh my! I just saw a big bear.
He was out in the woods, I swear.
He was so...
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Categories:
tales, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Dead Men Do Tell TalesDead Man Tells Tales
I saw, the rot of selfish desires,
burning endlessly in clever fires
Piles of cash a mountain high
stolen by those that steal and lie
six days every week ,
while they go to church pretending
to be so...
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Categories:
tales, blessing, conflict, dark, evil,
Form:
Rhyme
Tombstone TalesI took a casual stroll through the local cemetery the other day,
Looking for interesting epitaphs and to pay my respects along the way.
Many stones were simply etched with names and dates of death and birth.
Others contained tales of sad demise, yet others of perky mirth.
"Here...
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Categories:
tales, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Tapestry TalesHer senses melded with the tapestry,
coming alive,
as if the images woven
stripped her spirit bare.
Each image bearing the tale
of the ancients;
Forbearers of a forgotten world
stitched in new world colors.
Interwoven remembered glory
mingling with horrors, gory.
Interlaced, now, in a threaded story
merging the old,
with those of...
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Categories:
tales, senses, spiritual, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
Of Tales, the Stuff of LegendsGreat are his exploits
honour and rank
he's celebrated
he's immortalized
He's fondly recalled
Back to memory
The great legends of Old..
Great Chief Waiyaki wa Hinga..
Aged nine he killed a lion
with his bare hands...
When the imperialist came.. Waiyaki..
Raised a huge Army armed with bows and arrows
Testing the might of the...
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Categories:
tales, africa, betrayal, community, conflict,
Form:
Narrative
Mermaid TalesOut from the shallow waters
far beyond the sandy shore,
lives a wondrous creature
curious eyes are searching for
None can really say exactly
just where she does dwell,
maybe hiding down there deep
at the bottom where treasure fell
And with nothing but all...
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Categories:
tales, fantasy, fish, mystery, myth,
Form:
Quatrain
Oh the Tales That He Could TellAlong a pier, on a bench,
An old man sits all day.
Passers by not lending time,
To what he has to say.
They'll never know the loves he had,
Or ocean blues he sailed.
If they had just a moment,
Oh the tales that he could tell.
A gent with fishing rod...
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Categories:
tales, age, irony, lonely, nostalgia,
Form:
Rhyme
RequiemI found a dove lying broken
I knelt just as it died.
It had chosen my high window
as its own patch of blue sky.
A young dove it appeared to be,
too young to know or care
that windows are seductive
when one's flying in the air.
It was too young to...
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Categories:
tales, bird, caregiving, death, earth,
Form:
Rhyme
Wonderland I: Prologue
The west winds of springtime
Brought forth April showers
That rained on the pavements
Of Southwick for hours.
It was standing room only
And full to the brim
As people sought shelter
At the old Tabard Inn.
A man with a...
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Categories:
tales, character, literature, london,
Form:
Narrative
When a Hero StumblesOut of the ether once came a small child
who hoped to one day fly thru the air.
Diligently applying herself, learning a style,
performing higher leaps, tapping the rare.
She performed somersaults, all in her stride,
with greater and more intelligent ease.
Winning honors and gold medals worldwide,
winning hearts with...
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Categories:
tales, character, confidence, conflict, courage,
Form:
Rhyme