Best Tempering Poems
Below are the all-time best Tempering poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of tempering poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Tempering of the SoulI have lived a thousand lives, died a thousand deaths.
I have loved women unbounded and fathered an army of children.
I have killed and healed, stolen...
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Categories:
tempering, atheist, mystery,
Form:
Blank verse
Categories:
tempering, metaphor, nature, passion, relationship,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
tempering, angel, forgiveness,
Form:
Alliteration
WindAh, Wind, we've known each other so long.
While creatures run quickly from your side,
I've tried to find kindness in your song
but your howls become...
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Categories:
tempering, conflict, earth, sound, wind,
Form:
Quatrain
Of Love PerverseFor you and only you, my love, I’ll wait.
I’ll wait through evening’s dusk to early dawn.
On corners or at stations; by my gate
I’ve waited -...
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Categories:
tempering, love,
Form:
Sonnet
Honest Reflections of a ManogreA small patch of flowers, a mountain top glade
slapped into twirls of magenta by cold rain~
voiceless but pleading for the purity of truth
to be taken...
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Categories:
tempering, allegory, angst, anniversary, love,
Form:
Rhyme
A Walk through the Forest
Seeping through families of oaks,
Surrounded by pines, laurels and all…
Gentle leaves, so alive – yes, they breathe,
Silent like the peace I find here,
Enclosed in their...
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Categories:
tempering, appreciation, flower, nature, seasons,
Form:
Free verse
StartsAll poets start somewhere...
good ones never finish –
all poems subject to theme,
mapped or an impulse just to
travel~ wherever...I think we
met somewhere in the
Wherever,...
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Categories:
tempering, inspirational, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Free verse
Wabi-Sabiyouth, where imperfections trip upon each other
and opportunistic peers joyfully celebrate the folly
- glass tree houses be damned...
and - a spun bottle breaks blood...
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Categories:
tempering, life,
Form:
Free verse
BukowskiWas it said before? Sure.
Was it said this way? I doubt it.
Perspective is in no way obscure,
And his works are nothing without it.
His motivation’s observed...
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Categories:
tempering, abuse, addiction, america, culture,
Form:
Rhyme
Transmigration of the WindThe strong gust of wind was cut off from its source; a frigid early spring blast that swept across a lofty mountain range, high above...
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Categories:
tempering, imagery, journey, nature, sky,
Form:
Prose
A Very Fast FishPrinces dart to take cups and cups run away very very fast. Fear not a well trodden cat and bear not a bead or a...
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Categories:
tempering, birthday,
Form:
I do not know?
Lessons From the Leaves and the Tree ILessons From The Leaves and The Tree I
( Life's Journey)
Life was beautiful
for all the leaves in the tree
in spring and summer
They flourished and bloomed
under the...
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Categories:
tempering, autumn, beauty, change, nature,
Form:
Haiku
Pause Between Thinking and SpeakingA slight pause is taken between a thought
and the words that I speak from my heart
for words often rendered in too much haste
are frowned upon...
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Categories:
tempering, spoken word,
Form:
Rhyme
My Sister So Fair - First Poem I Wrote Back In 1998 - Have Written Over 6000 Poems Since ThenThis one of fine blonde hair
Briskly passing through this life
A sibling, a daughter, a wonderful wife
Many a new road she would like to pave
Living at...
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Categories:
tempering, dedication, sister,
Form:
Rhyme