Best Venoms Poems
Below are the all-time best Venoms poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of venoms poems written by PoetrySoup members
Poisons and VenomsOn our globe of life
Animal and plant
Protection for them
To us they grant
Venom's and poisons
To defend and deter
Whether scaled
Leafed or fur
Reactions can be
Ultimate and...
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Categories:
venoms, animals, nature, people
Form:
Rhyme
Evening and NightEVENING
Evening slipped out of the cave
Crossed the rock wall
And buried the city in soft kisses
Sun god‘s dripping soup
Gave her child a sunset glow
She went back...
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Categories:
venoms, animal, bird, dark,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Will You Marry Me ?Sky weeps, I was collecting clouds
from stillness of the sea.
A snake again wants to kiss,
I am learning to die
in arms of spiral mirrors.
Cannot forgot the...
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Categories:
venoms, life, love, peace, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
CladestineTHE CHIMNEY
The once fine air, refreshens with dust
Between the village horizon and crest
Since the sailing of a death chemical chimney.
Young green plants seedlings growing on...
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Categories:
venoms, corruption, death of a
Form:
Prose Poetry
Love As Defined By a PoetLove is an infinite definition of how the mind, body, and soul work collectively for the greater good of the heart. Love is not an...
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Categories:
venoms, lost love, love, universe,
Form:
Narrative
I Wish We Never MetI never knew those supple eyes
had a maelstrom of unkind desires
hidden in their peeps and tweets
I never knew your embraces
have such cruelest spites
the...
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Categories:
venoms, angst, betrayal, caregiving, conflict,
Form:
Blank verse
The Arsenic SunsetThe Arsenic Sunset
Eden now knows what it meant
When corruption took flesh as a
Serpent—
For all things alien
Narrow to a tendril
A twist of black sap
A rune...
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Categories:
venoms, natural disasters, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Keep the Silence For Flowersthe blinds die and end of story,
There is no story...What to talk about?
when there is nothing to talk !!
Keep the silence for the flowers.
and...
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Categories:
venoms, age, allegory, allusion, art,
Form:
Free verse
Adolescence IiA lot of praise and admiration,
Kisses
on my forehead
pecks
on my cheeks
I got when I was a wind-bud of innocence
one by one the drops of rain
blown away
by...
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Categories:
venoms, childhood,
Form:
Free verse
Something Most People Sees As Ugly But Which I See As BeautifulYour eyes that foretells danger,
soulful charisma that boils my blood stream.
your walk on the valley of darkness.
way you are talked about, but unaware.
your really...
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Categories:
venoms, angel,
Form:
Free verse
HawksShall I say I have known the arms already—known all
I don’t need the eternal note of sadness before I believe you...
I’ve walked in the night-wind...
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Categories:
venoms, africa, betrayal, black african
Form:
Ballad
Decision TrajectoryAnarchy is witnessed,
Strategy is called for,
Youthfulness is called upon,
Execution is on the roll.
Motivated by materialism,
The conscience is sold out
Indiscipline rules willfully, and
Fear is the...
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Categories:
venoms, political
Form:
Personification
Desperate HousewifeAlways on a razor’s edge
In the loony cage
Now opening this window
Now closing that
Now busy at this arrow
Now tackling the aching marrow
For the sweet bones moves...
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Categories:
venoms, animal, anxiety, conflict, confusion,
Form:
Free verse
A Vision of the Despaired…And the obscurity ever so profound…
Stuffing a new-born with apprehension…
Nebulous prophecies it recites…
As my prospect begins to diminish…
The ravens soaring high above…
As fatality becomes the...
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Categories:
venoms, depression, words, lost, lost,
Form:
Lyric
Poets Are PaupersMother told a story yesterday
of how poets die in black penury
she said I won't be a pretty poet
as my dreams dance on my...
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Categories:
venoms, art, career, depression, desire,
Form:
Ballad