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Best Webbed Poems

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


Premium Member Squalling Seagulls Sip Morning Sunshine
Squalling seagulls sip the morning sunshine
Greeting new sun, spanning over vast sea
Wailing upon hills, watching freedom shine
Sprinkling over prairies echoes of glee

Greeting new sun, spanning...

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Categories: webbed, bird, imagery, nature,
Form: Pantoum



Scarlett
Scarlett thought she was promised permanent security. 
Satchels of resilience bound her fragile wrists. 
Woodland deities hailed her.
Underworld demons feared her.
The curious townsfolk simply stood...

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© John Heck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: webbed, irony, sad love,
Form: Free verse
Love Is Blind 2
(This a new Version created using many editing suggestions from Linda:) 

I picked you up
like a “shiny” newly minted copper penny 
it was your kitten...

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Categories: webbed, love hurts,
Form: Free verse
Percivals Promise!
The soul is but a vast ocean of vigilance

Streaming with incresent colours towards life

Infinite within its parhelion possibilities

Relentlessly searching, betwixt the everflowing tides

Whereupon all things...

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Categories: webbed, faith, life, love, time,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Mermaid's Song
As I walked on a lonely beach,
     I thought I spied a Mermaid--
But no, it couldn't be, I thought. 
Yet, drawing...

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© Ann Peck  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: webbed, allegory, beach, beauty, imagination,
Form: Free verse



Legend of the Webber
During a wintry storm in Newfoundland
A very pregnant mom went into labour
All on board died when ambulance crashed
The fate of that night was in no...

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Categories: webbed, childhood,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member In Memory of Backyards

Back then,
backyards were big enough
to nurture a growing soul
and provide a space
for the earth to play out
its seasons in full rehearsal.
There were wide tracks 
of...

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Categories: webbed, childhood, growth, home, in
Form: Free verse
A Mythical Creature
The sun dulled to a shade of green,
A creature hanging there I hadn't seen
Wings of webs and sparkling coloured hues
Seeming to be smiling at me,...

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© Ian Howard  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: webbed, fantasy, me, me, smile,
Form: Free verse
Beach
The horizon cuts straight, long, hard
silently declining less than a degree

like toys across a cartoon’s one frame stillness
a small yacht rocks like a child’s boat
a...

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Categories: webbed, beach, sea, simile,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Painting My Husband
His squarish jaw, waggles when he thinks,
holding his fingers entwined at his waist.
He stares past his silvery frame, sinks
into mind, until I break in and...

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Categories: webbed, body, husband, men, music,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Little Red Riding Hood Went Into the Woods
Little Red Riding Hood went into the woods

                 ...

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Categories: webbed, granddaughter, red,
Form: Rhyme
The Swan
Upon the lakes they do swim gliding so effortlessly   
These species of graceful waterfowl the largest of anatidae family
In their beautiful pure white...

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Categories: webbed, beauty, bird, mystery,
Form: Light Verse
Halloween Fright
Halloween - Jeepers Creepers

Zany zombies lumber and stumble on streets,
as vain vampires stalk for bloody treats.
Syrupy blood oozes from water faucets,
and gory goonies crawl out...

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Categories: webbed, halloween, horror,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Swans
A pond quivers in demure gusts,
cygnets of morning light undulate 
with lithe ripples.  Winter thaws,
the sun arcs over feathered rainbows 
as ice sculptures bevy...

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Categories: webbed, bird, flower, nature, spring,
Form: Free verse
Canada Goose
After the third day
She stopped saying "you must go"
And his kept saying "NO"
Her wing was broke- couldnt fly
Looking up ,saying goodbye
Migrating flock ,noisy and way...

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Categories: webbed, best friend, bird, death
Form: Free verse

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