Best Voracity Poems
Below are the all-time best Voracity poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of voracity poems written by PoetrySoup members
The KrampusBeware the wrath of the Northern Polar boogie man,
The Anti-Clause, a legendary beast of nightmarish voracity,
From folklore mythology, a dark creature of demonic prowess,
Lurks...
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Categories:
voracity, christmas, fantasy, holiday, imagery,
Form:
Free verse
The AmazonInvisible figures moving in the mists of time,
Hidden female phantoms, masters of the wilderness
Wild, blending in as chameleons, they are the unseen.
Legend's cryptic tribe.
Maidens...
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Categories:
voracity, beauty, courage, imagination, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
Political SpiderI can see them
Clouds of voracity
Covering my stars
Shadowing my reality
These civilized consciences
Have raped my protest
Have spun my web
I can no longer pacify
The tenacious circle of...
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Categories:
voracity, political, universe,
Form:
Free verse
JeremiadA crimson dragon-
fly, Why! never seen one of
those before, here; - my
Beach, these febriled oh-
pressive days, re-bleaching to
a 14Mil-Shill
only "Ernst & Friends"
only know;...
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Categories:
voracity, allegory, animals, introspection, lost
Form:
Haiku
A Lesson From Sonnet Xx- the Secret Love of ShakespeareWho was the fair youth that Shakespeare wrote of? This young man whom nature loved far too much to create as a woman, so she...
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Categories:
voracity, poetry, , literature,
Form:
Prose
Media PlayVisions of pain and despair, with horrors of daily life
forced upon the masses through modern
windows of technology.
These images burned into the minds of...
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Categories:
voracity, history, introspection, life, loss,
Form:
Free verse
Remain SaneDo you recognize me anymore?
Do you realize that my heart is sore?
Let me memorize your heart’s melody
Let me see right through your…melancholy…
Do you ever wave...
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Categories:
voracity, deep, depression, desire, feelings,
Form:
Free verse
Leopard Kills XenaAlthough, being cautious during explorations,
forests generally host intrinsic jeopardy.
Killer leopards mutilate not only people, quickly.
Readily, saving them until voracity wants:...
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Categories:
voracity, animal, dark, death, food,
Form:
ABC
You'Re a Gift, Not a CurseWherever I roam,
God is always there, watching over me with loving eyes
Whenever I arrive home,
He is abiding by my side, waiting for me...
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Categories:
voracity, adventure, beauty, confusion, courage,
Form:
Free verse
Hill Ov Lies
What a Hill ov Lies eventually does is avalanche crumble
& depending upon the quality, the voracity,& the audacity
Starts to backwards step, then to seep
The only...
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Categories:
voracity, allegory,
Form:
Free verse
Drunken BrioRendered your elixir within flowing fire
turned my head till flames got higher
'neath vapors' influence lustfully burning,
imbibed upon insatiable blushed lips
feverish craving ignited darkly melting hours
intoxicated...
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Categories:
voracity, drink, fire, hyperbole, muse,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Gravity3/10/17
Across the entire galaxy
Areas with high to little amounts of gravity
Places torn asunder from catastrophes
And calamities
Causing widespread agony
Events occured slowly and rapidly
Lifeforms with similar and...
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Categories:
voracity, poetry, rap, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
Trees of a Dreary AutumnTrees of a Dreary Autumn
Arabic poem by: Saad Yassin Yousuf*
Translated into English by:
Inaam Al-Hashimi (Gold_N_Silk)
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At a light
Said to be "dawn" We got to...
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Categories:
voracity, autumn, death, emotions, grief,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Second ChanceI drag my life as excess packages
in the bag lady’s cart.
Dropping my ingenuity in puddles behind doorways,
the sleeping cats hiss their start,
interrupted from their...
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Categories:
voracity, introspectionlife, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Something Borrowed a Marianne Moore PhrasisSOMETHING BORROWED a M M Phrasis
Enough of ennui,I may I might
the mind is an enchanting thing,senses
do not deceive.Days of prismatic colour
apparations of splendour,things are what
they...
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Categories:
voracity, poetess, poetry,
Form:
Verse