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Best Watchword Poems

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


Premium Member Courageous-Acrostic


C- Confidence in achieving your goal.


O- Optimism~that is it is within reach.


U- Upwardness is all you allow
yourself to see.


R- Resolute in catching that star~
that dream.


A-...

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Categories: watchword, character, courage,
Form: Acrostic



Attendants
Have you ever been a-flyin'
Up in the sky so blue?
If you have you seen the people
Who provide their service for you.

Flying for them is a...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: watchword, flying, giving, jobs, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ethan Allen
Now 1738 there was born a man... 
'name of Ethan Allen; his craw full'a sand,

Faced up to the guvenor of N Y, State..)
The green mountain...

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Categories: watchword, uplifting,
Form: Couplet
The Mountains Are Calling
From pine-scented forests, past boulders and streams,
To clear lakes encircled by murals and dreams
Where bright clouds emblazon a warm azure sky,
A trail through the mountains...

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© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: watchword, america, beautiful, inspiration, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Home Safe?
Any person who’s in employment, works in a safe environment
As policies have all been put in place to eradicate accidents

But how many of us, are...

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Categories: watchword, family, healthhealth,
Form: Rhyme



Kachina of the Hopi
Kachina of the Hopi

There are so many of you
Holding sway with our nation
We of the Hopi yearn for your wisdom
Your powers over air and water
Talk...

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© Ian Howard  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: watchword, native american, people, children,
Form: Free verse
Dear One
I gulp a flame of desire
At the sight of your ecclesiastical attire
Being proxy for a pacifier
That elicits a comfort for my quagmire

Your smile, your smile...

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Categories: watchword, beauty, cute love, for
Form: Rhyme
Wailing of An Impaired Being
I despair from the invisible thorns,
Inflicted on me by the forces of hurt
I desire to flee beyond,
from within the ****** of crossroads

Sweet pain!
I've come to...

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Categories: watchword, africa, allegory, confusion, desire,
Form: Free verse
Boluwatife
Brilliant young girl
Old in character
Lovely and fun to be with
Unarguably, a rare jewel
Wearing on her face,
A gap- toothed grin
That sparkles like rainbow
In that smile, there's...

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Categories: watchword, girl, integrity,
Form: Acrostic
Ages of Rock By Terry Cooper
Terry Cooper  

7:20 AM (24 minutes ago)
 
to me 

By all means Jim glad you liked the piece!


Ages of Rock
by Terry Cooper

For many years...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: watchword, allegory, analogy,
Form: Couplet
911
Morning broke clearly over the earth,
    loving hugs and kisses amid the "Business as Usual" atmosphere.
    The quiet hand...

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Categories: watchword, dedication, history, hope, loss,
Form: Free verse
The Birth of Illusion
mother said the best place to laugh is in the graveyard and mortuary.
father told us the better place to cry is in the church,
but, I've...

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Categories: watchword, africa, anxiety, art, bible,
Form: Blank verse
I Will Be a Man
I WILL BE A MAN
Tough time never last but tough people do
LOrd give the guidance to know when to
Hold on and when to let go...

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Categories: watchword, art,
Form: ABC
Philosophical Poetry Week: Metaphysical Monday
Though I know not, how it is there
I can tell, what it is
Though I know not, why it is there
I can tell, what it is...

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Categories: watchword, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
My Mile High Poem and More
My Mile High Poem
Number 5,280

My favorite poem  with a my oh my;
No matter how hard that you do try,
Beyond all measure;
Poem do treasure;
Your poems...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: watchword, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick

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