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Best Uterus Poems

Below are the all-time best Uterus poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of uterus poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member Endometriosis Awareness, collaboration with The Silent One
Cramps creeping and crawling, 
an unwelcome reminder.
Why does my body betray 
me like an unfaithful secret lover, 
chaining me to my bed.
When did my uterus...

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Categories: uterus, emotions, health,
Form: Free verse



Yoga In Poem a Novel Approach Step 7
Yoga in Poem A Novel Approach Step 7

Janushirasana – Knee- Head Pose  

In praise of Janushirasana


There are many Asanas 
And postures in Yoga
Full of...

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Categories: uterus, art, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
My Favorite Things As a Middle Aged Chick
Night sweats and crazy
Hot flashes and lazy
Mood swings and a body (?)
That looks pretty shoddy

Eating and bleeding and wanting to scream
These are a few of...

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Categories: uterus, age, funny,
Form: Lyric
Poem For a Sensuous Poet
I have from the earth grown pumpkins
Pregnant with a golden lust for words
And scattered seeds white as stars
Across the long green of desire. Birds
Have left...

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Categories: uterus, fantasy, on writing and
Form: Free verse
Premium Member May Showers Contest
MAY SHOWERS

uterus of earth
sodden seeds in liquid dream
 ~ pretty pink petals ~

9th Place
5/7/2017...

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Categories: uterus, nature, rain,
Form: Haiku



The Impatient Patient
Today's true tom tale;

Today was Dr. day at the clinic
I ended up the day quite a cynic
I'd been awake three days,
With a toothache and pain...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uterus, angst, confusion, funny, health,
Form: Burlesque
Premium Member And We Are Still Here
AND WE ARE STILL HERE…
While beating our drums—singing, dancing
and giving praises to the Most High
for family harvest, peace and love,
we blinked—became victims
of colonial rape—stolen from...

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Categories: uterus, allegory, america, analogy, black
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member The Human Adventure
The birth of a kid is just an adventure
Which has its start about nine months before 
After an instant of joy or of  venture,

When...

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Categories: uterus, adventure, birth, life,
Form: Terza Rima
For
Nigga my fade be the meanest this nigga been hot since a foetus            ...

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Categories: uterus, abuse, anger, christian, discrimination,
Form: Blank verse
Words Are Useless
The days go slow as the minutes embrace my loneliness. I am nothing but a mother yearning for redemption from the loss of her own...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uterus, death, mother daughter,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Silence, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel S Silence By T Wignesan
SILENCE, Translation of Pierre Emmanuel's poem: Silence by T. Wignesan


The silence PRIOR to silence
	Silence anterior to the ineffable SYLLABLE where silence is born where it’s...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uterus, creation, universe,
Form: Free verse
Mr. Eliot Are You Listening ?
Madame Sosostris, the leaves are running away
With the springtime wind, into the University café,
Mr. Scogan, what prophesy of apocalypse do you bring?
The grass smells oh!...

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Categories: uterus, life, people, philosophy, universe,
Form: Blank verse
Strangers In Peoria
I met a proper woman in a proper pub on a Monday in Peoria. It was noon, time for lunch, and we were sitting stool...

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Categories: uterus, break up,
Form: Prose
Premium Member God Needs a Green Card
GOD NEEDS A GREEN CARD

God had a green card
But cannot get back in the gate.
The Bricks are thick
But not so tall, I think
God may need...

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Categories: uterus, deep, green,
Form: Verse
Sandals and Tennis Shoes Part One
You wear sandals
And I wear tennis shoes
We hate one another
Occasionally
We tolerate one another
Occasionally
We are always on different wave lengths
You’re on A.M
And I’m on F.M
Because you...

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© Mary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uterus, desire, heart, heartbroken,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Shattered Sighs