Best Unsupervised Poems
Below are the all-time best Unsupervised poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of unsupervised poems written by PoetrySoup members
The Unsupervised Stop SignThere was a time, when the sun was our guiding light,
amidst clouds of twilight that paint our skylines bright.
There were no misleading traffic signals,
halting...
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Categories:
unsupervised, angst, deep, emotions, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Unsupervised Stop SignWhen siren screams become silent
to ears for which a heart has stopped;
billions of beats - a billion thoughts,
are not stilled, they survive
in pauses that stare,...
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Categories:
unsupervised, death, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Unsupervised Stop SignBlazing sun stuns my eyes, sunglasses offer no respite.
Clammy hands tremble, as the steering wheel begins vibrating.
Arsenic heat suffocates, wrapping its hands around my neck.
Parched...
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Categories:
unsupervised, anxiety, mental illness, psychological,
Form:
Free verse
The Unsupervised Stop Sign First AttemptUnsupervised stop sign telling me not to go
On the other side I could join the devil's flow
Gliding through the night all my darkness in tow
But...
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Categories:
unsupervised, dark,
Form:
Lyric
The Unsupervised Stop SignThere they were, resting before me
black orbs with a layer of white
surrounded by glass
an invitation if ever I saw one
I reached my hand out in...
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Categories:
unsupervised, conflict,
Form:
Free verse
The Unsupervised Stop SignThe Unsupervised Stop Sign 10-26-23
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The Unsupervised Stop Sign
STOP!
Red lights flash crimson warnings
As arias of bloodred omens swirl about
My heedless headstrong rush past clanging signs
Into a...
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Categories:
unsupervised, angst, pride, sad, self,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
unsupervised, analogy, angst, bereavement, change,
Form:
Free verse
Summer with the StoicIt was the summer of my 16th year. Mother encouraged me to spend part of my summer vacation with Granddad, a self-professed stoic. I reluctantly...
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Categories:
unsupervised, grandfather, strength, wisdom,
Form:
Other
Underage DrinkingUnderage drinking has taken its tolls on all the teenagers today, including the ones under
the age of 21. It's been affecting the minds of all...
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Categories:
unsupervised, epicparents, parents,
Form:
Epic
Patriotic Plan - It All Makes Perfect SenseTo reclaim needless expenditure, allow the MP's to repay
No matter the total, let the law courts have their say
Now our economy has taken a turn...
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Categories:
unsupervised, political
Form:
Couplet
Hey Kid You Are Not AloneUnless you were bullied in school, you have no idea just how much of a toll the constant torment by others can take on you....
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Categories:
unsupervised, bullying, school, student,
Form:
Prose
Child Abuse-----Deserving of Hatred
Child abuse is more than bruises,
While physical abuse is shocking
Due to the scars it leaves,
Not all child abuse is as obvious.
Ignoring...
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Categories:
unsupervised, caregiving, children, social, child,
Form:
Free verse
Teen Pregnancy 3: the Reasons Why I'M Against Teen PregnancyI'm against teen pregnancy because it's a waste of time and energy. I'm against teen pregnancy because it'll alter the future of all teen boys...
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Categories:
unsupervised, on work and working,
Form:
Epic
Teen Pregnancy 5: Out-Of-Control Teen MothersThose teen moms are and/or will have been up to no good, especially by going to unsupervised parties, doing drugs, and stuff. They had their...
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Categories:
unsupervised, family, father, children, mother,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Innocent ElevatorAs I hover over the darkened room, I wonder how I have gotten here. Did I die, was I
dead? That was the only explanation...
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Categories:
unsupervised, allusion, child, death, evil,
Form:
Prose