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Best Voyeuristic Poems

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


Cold Beers and Voyeuristic Cannibalism
I’d like to pretend that my hands aren’t dirty 

from the soap of mental suppression,

that the callouses are from hard work,

and not from picking my...

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Categories: voyeuristic, imagery, introspection, life, memory,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Tit For Tat Poetry
you read out of obligation
a tit for tat consolation
a "thank you for your visit" affirmation

it's cool, this unspoken rule
I do it too, so what’s new?
It's...

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Categories: voyeuristic, community, poetess, poetry,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Beyond the Cracks
Place parsed pennies, purposely upon pretty porcelain palms.
The wanderer, restrained her raised ranting wrists!
She fell to her Humpty Dumpty position,
unable to ever be put back...

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Categories: voyeuristic, abuse, anxiety,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Great Contest Expectations, the Folly of Man
Place parsed pennies, purposely upon pretty porcelain palms.
The wanderer, restrained her raised ranting wrists!
She fell to her Humpty Dumpty position,
unable to ever be put back...

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Categories: voyeuristic, angst, dark, death, desire,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Unlit Flame At Blue Feather's Cross Roads
"The Unlit Flame at Blue Feather’s Cross Roads"



Words these days are seldom Red
like drops of lifeless blood falling cold on a hot frying pan,
sentences are...

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Categories: voyeuristic, angel, muse, mystery, romance,
Form: Romanticism



Premium Member Treasure Box


"Treasure Box"

The etymologist considered "themselves" singular;

like a butterfly collector they pulled the pincushion 
out from the treasure box and proceeded to capture words
pinning them to...

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Categories: voyeuristic, muse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Postmodern Nostalgia
A covert curtain raiser pulls a string and marvels at an epic scene

	Though parsimonious in essence the stage appears rather obscene

		Black cross and pitch dark...

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Categories: voyeuristic, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Eyeballing the Bar Flies
Chet lived creepily in the back of the tavern, hidden. 
No one bothered him. He lived vicariously through the others.
The pretty barflies who flitted in...

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Categories: voyeuristic, longing,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member God Bless You, E E Cummings
An off-day for the quill: I’m channel surfing
from a carpeted beach beneath beveled
canopy.  My legs haplessly dangle flung
overboard crossing a comfortable
black leather partition provided...

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Categories: voyeuristic, america, analogy, inspirational, society,
Form: Sonnet
Another Night
I dreamt your illusion
                    {In voyeuristic...

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Categories: voyeuristic, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Fie, Sir, Thou Art a Troll
(a response to a provocative post)

Your voyeuristic **** post
Has got me choking on my toast
I should have better things to do
Than commenting on sex and...

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Categories: voyeuristic, allusion, anger, england, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Mistress
Intimate moments were shared – his fingers sweep her lovely neck, tickling her frets.
Releasing sweet rhythms from the depths of her maple wood heart,
her vocal...

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© Abe Lopez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: voyeuristic, music, people
Form: Free verse
Everything Has a Fee
Everything has a fee,
Nothing on Earth's for free,
There is no relation,
Without compensation,
Unless it's just me versus me.

Something always involves cost,
From breathing to auto exhaust,
Imagine, people...

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Categories: voyeuristic, business, humor, irony, life,
Form: Limerick
The City
From some place high and far away.

Not too far away.

A concrete habitat gilded with glass, steel and twinkling electric light.

I like to watch the city...

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© Frank Bohn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: voyeuristic, analogy, city, community, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Midnight To 3:33 Morning Kills
"Midnight to 3.33, Morning Kills"



He said, 
“Go to where the poets go
Love rolls wet and sways
Intensity wraps itself inside out
and somersaults its legs backward
to open...

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Categories: voyeuristic, feelings, freedom, muse,
Form: Free verse

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