Best Tell Apart Poems
Below are the all-time best Tell Apart poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of tell apart poems written by PoetrySoup members
Pen Your VoiceVoices from a poets pen
Soft ones, loud ones...now and then
Speak your tongue, let it be told
Let us hear your heart unfold
Pen...
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Categories:
tell apart, inspiration,
Form:
Jueju
Villanelle of the Disillusion3/1/2016
A drink in my hand on the night that just begin
Disillusion from this reality by an unmended heart
Where am I ? adrift from festivity enamored...
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Categories:
tell apart, love, sad, sad love,
Form:
Villanelle
Lois, Quagmire, Jasper and EmmettFuzzy little balls of fur,
Sleep, stretch, then yawn.
Snuggle up to warmth,
and keep me up 'til dawn.
Eyes that are opening,
and...
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Categories:
tell apart, animals, family, love, pets
Form:
Rhyme
Polemics and TheatricsCult and trend and recalcitrance
I'm from the streets and have seen things
But this I have to admit is beyond me
It's hunting season and they...
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Categories:
tell apart, analogy, assonance, poetry, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Dr Harold ShipmanThe mind is the devil, not the heart,
when in doctor’s garbs, can’t tell apart,
an engaging smile, then the death blow,
some died real quick, some very...
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Categories:
tell apart, death, hate, health, mental
Form:
Rhyme
Lingering HeartsLingering Hearts
It will start on a golden summer's eve,
when you see her playing with her hair.
A breeze will blow black locks against her...
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Categories:
tell apart, beautiful, desire, destiny, love,
Form:
Free verse
Motherhoodeh…,heh…,neh….
infant’s snivel!
can be put down
in many ways,
in different languages,
but no more than mother
could comprehend its needs,
yeah,
no more than mother!
eh…,heh…,neh….
mother milks child!
eh…,heh…,neh….
mother plays with child!
eh…,heh…,neh….
mother embraces...
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Categories:
tell apart, mother,
Form:
Free verse
The Epoch, the Epopee, the EternityWhen a precedent-busting pandemic is palling around the world
when its concomitant panic and pain freak out
it is your fine figures that are unflinchingly unfurled
e'en...
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Categories:
tell apart, eulogy, extended metaphor,
Form:
Verse
A FriendSHE IS MY FRIEND, A VERY SPECIAL WOMEN.
I WILL SUPPORT HER ROCKY ROAD UNTIL THIS BURDEN IS UNLOADED
WE WILL WRESTLE WITH THE TIGER UNTIL HE...
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Categories:
tell apart, friend, friendship,
Form:
Blank verse
Torture Chamber (Something the World Needs To Know)in your own backyard
people being tortured by a game
of making your life unfair
without breaking any laws
people like charles manson have proved it
a manipulative emotional blackmail
of...
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Categories:
tell apart, historyworld, food, life, drug,
Form:
Free verse
Animated ThoughtsAs I unwind my thoughts to leave behind
Darkness and grime that weathered my heart
Tangled l lay foetus like, messed up in disarray
Hurting, like icecle...
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Categories:
tell apart, care, dream,
Form:
Free verse
The Colors of My WorldToday my world is azure
Like the purest blue of sky
A day to soar amongst the eagles
As if granted wings to fly
On the days my world...
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Categories:
tell apart, introspectionworld,
Form:
Verse
my Way HomeEyes stuck open - of angel in the mud -
Skies cry soundless pelicans in flight
Panicked Santa Ana winds shake tips of entangled feathers
An ambulance ignores...
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Categories:
tell apart, life, sad, seame,
Form:
Free verse
Its Getting DarkIts getting dark
Perhaps its just me
Yet never to ask what?
Can I wonder what be?
How silence can be astounding
Loud enough for impurity
Echoes never once resounding
Of whence...
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Categories:
tell apart, imagination,
Form:
Rhyme
If There Was No PoetryIf there was no poetry. . .
the flowers all would wither and lose their pretty hues.
No songs would we hear playing -neither happy lyrics nor...
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Categories:
tell apart, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme