Best Uncombed Poems
Below are the all-time best Uncombed poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of uncombed poems written by PoetrySoup members
Letting Go Aunt MinnieI remember you in all your faces
from the photograph of a young girl
surprised at being looked at, and later,
Sun...
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Categories:
uncombed, family, grandmother, old, paradise,
Form:
Free verse
InsanityInsanity
That insane
In the dark corner
of the narrow lane
helpless and hesitant
because she’s dumb
That insane
laughing on her voice
scratching her body,
and innocent face
blackened of
taints of madness.
A...
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Categories:
uncombed, anxiety, destiny, emotions,
Form:
Free verse
Bare''Bare''
Dead whilst alive,
Forgotten yet solidly visible,
Underestimated but still the best there is.............
The sound of disappointment!
I am searching for a boy long forgotten,
Left for the bushes,...
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Categories:
uncombed, anxiety, art, change, courage,
Form:
Free verse
Pepe's Coffee Lounge
I was one of the cool set,
navy blue duffle coat, scarf around
my neck, seated at a table
in Pepe's Coffee Lounge
discussing Baudelaire
and T.S. Eliot and...
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Categories:
uncombed, nostalgia, social, sunset, time,
Form:
Free verse
Distraction In the ClassroomSome boys forget their mom's words,
they leave for school in a mad rush
with uncombed hair looking like nerds;
in the classroom they have a crush.
Liz, their...
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Categories:
uncombed, boyfriend, character, crush, funny,
Form:
Sonnet
Hair and Nailshave you ever seen
a bird uncombed
or a kittens hair disshovled
is a lions mane unmanagable
or a rodents fur in stubbles
the wolves teeth
are always straight
never a...
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Categories:
uncombed, age,
Form:
Alliteration
My HatOrange, black, and white
Keep it pulled down tight.
Sits on my head with pride
Taking care of my uncombed hair
Ageing with daily wear
Threaded with the letters OSU
Eskimo...
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Categories:
uncombed, funny, school, sports
Form:
Acrostic
My First Love
Wrinkled, but beautiful still
Even in decrepit apparel and uncombed;
Jagged skin and sensual fragrance lost
But still spongy her touch is and the smell
Only thing I’d...
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Categories:
uncombed, mother, mother son, universe,
Form:
Quintain (English)
I RememberShe had beautiful hands, I remember
Strong and brown and crude under the choking lamplight
that wintry autumn of the potato blight
I saw them cringe and...
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Categories:
uncombed, childhood, death, motherautumn, day,
Form:
Free verse
Wild HairWild Hair
Will you please
Stop complaining
I like it just the way it is
I don’t want to change it
Too bad that it is not to your standards
I...
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Categories:
uncombed, angst, hair,
Form:
Free verse
Kiosk NowMy infancy was the time for imagining your unique beauty
As the saprophyte danced in the magical fountain of ambiguity
You ingenuously stole my pulverized heart with...
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Categories:
uncombed, dream, love, word play,
Form:
Free verse
Tattered Fashion Inspiration
I saw him sitting on the street,
With open arms and folded feet,
A beggar with a bowl,
He had on him a tattered jeans,
And matted locks...
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Categories:
uncombed, fashion, satire,
Form:
Tail-rhyme
Thou Art Face BookThou Art Face Book
Face Book thou art mean to me
will you be my undoing?
From my public bursts of anger
to my public boo hoo hooing.
Opinions that...
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Categories:
uncombed, abuse, analogy, conflict, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
The Cry of a Child
The Cry Of A Child
The cry of a child, sometimes we can hear. The cry of a child
sometimes can be seen. We should all be...
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Categories:
uncombed, sad, cry, day,
Form:
Free verse
Homelessshoes untied, hair uncombed
waling the streets so all alone
tatted clothes ransack house
eating out trash cans day N night
OH NO! HE'S NOT ASHAMED
NO ONE IS TO...
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Categories:
uncombed, america, analogy, caregiving, hope,
Form:
Dramatic Verse