Best Tile Poems
Below are the all-time best Tile poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of tile poems written by PoetrySoup members
On the EdgeOn The Edge
He lays flat on the floor
on the edge of his mind's cliff.
Taking notes, he wonders
“Is this life worth living?”
He tries to remember,
tries to...
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Categories:
tile, angst, community, conflict, desire,
Form:
Political Verse
The SmileFor a second there I saw you smiling
I must admit I am wondering why
Things you've gone through are so appalling
They break my heart and make...
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Categories:
tile, angst, encouraging, endurance, future,
Form:
Rhyme
TinderboxRife are grievous echoes lamenting worldwide
From widespread disgust clamoring weary sigh,
Perturbed in lonesomeness, bawling in dark,
Clasped beneath shroud of tenebrous clouds,
Rendering world aghast in grip...
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Categories:
tile, anger, angst, anxiety, emotions,
Form:
Verse
Bipartisan DissonanceWhen oppositional cognitive dissonance
deflects focus from compassion,
I've learned to go back to when I deflected focus from her.
She sends me passive-aggressive messages,
bread crumbs leading...
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Categories:
tile, conflict, math, parents, political,
Form:
Narrative
Death Undignified, Fort Laramie 1860High noon in Fort Laramie, the summer sun is oppressive.
A whalebone corset digs into my body’s tender parts.
Peering from the shop, my hand touching the...
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Categories:
tile, memory,
Form:
Sestina
Keeper of the NightI am keeper of the midnight clock
A watchful eye, when darkness peaks
With one eye closed to mock your sleep,
The other eye revolves to keep
the world...
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Categories:
tile, bird, nature, night,
Form:
Personification
Paternal LoveThrough the unfinished step goes
with time as we walk in repose.
Blindly his son has observed us through the blue and glowing days
blessed...
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Categories:
tile, baptism, god,
Form:
Rhyme
Death Undignified, Fort Laramie 1860The summer sun was high. The heat was oppressive.
The whalebone corset dug into the body's tender parts.
Peering from the shop, my hand touching the pane
of...
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Categories:
tile, baby, children, horse, me,
Form:
Sestina
Moonlight TangoMoonlight tango
It was a Saturday night, in Buenos Aires, 10:30pm, to be exact. It was a hot summers night, and you could see, and feel,...
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Categories:
tile, dance, desire, men, moon,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Cornflakes, Crosswords and CoffeeCornflakes with honey and chilled little feet
from drafty morning windows and cool tile floors
sits next to her grandfather to listen
as he tells stories from...
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Categories:
tile, childhood, family, morning,
Form:
Free verse
On the EdgeOn The Edge
He lay flat on the floor
On the edge of his mind's cliff
Taking notes
Wondering
is this life worth living
He tried to remember
Grasp onto
Happier times
Shadows of...
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Categories:
tile, loss,
Form:
Free verse
Kitchen DancingKitchen Dancing
For Joshua
He swirls into the kitchen with a grin on his face.
His favourite song plays on the radio.
Hips and shoulders move to the rhythm.
This...
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Categories:
tile, boy, childhood, dance, family,
Form:
Free verse
The Button*spot poetry written in 15 minutes or less about any random subject
There lay a button,
'neath the weather beaten tile,
Lay in it's dust, shadowed crust,
it had...
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Categories:
tile, analogy, identity, judgement,
Form:
Rhyme
In Adda QuitFeelings
expressed in words of endearment
A cheek stroking breeze on a hot Summer day
Cool of tile floor to walking bare feet
The squeeze of a hand.
A quick...
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Categories:
tile, caregiving, friendship, loss, sorry,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
LumpTiny spiders spill forth from a crack
in the plaster wall. Crawling, spelling
out the answers I’ve sought.
Filthy wall vibrates with words.
Words, that drip and ooze...
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Categories:
tile,
Form:
I do not know?