Best Wharton Poems
Below are the all-time best Wharton poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of wharton poems written by PoetrySoup members
GamecocksJust because we wish it so, means not that it will pass;
this lesson’s one we all must learn in the Gamecock class.
Runs my blood,...
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Categories:
wharton, football, sports,
Form:
Rhyme
Caregivers Among UsTo receive care
that best meets your needs,
and also,
by the way,
everyone else's too,
we look first
to where and when we have given such care
since our original longest...
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Categories:
wharton, care, caregiving, happiness, health,
Form:
Political Verse
Patriotism As Anti-OtherismPaul Tillich wrote
"nationalism hates and must always hate Judaism and prophetic Christianity."
When he spoke of nationalistic patriotism
he was thinking of fascism,
as the logical conclusion
of...
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Categories:
wharton, earth, health, history, nature,
Form:
Political Verse
Believe MeI CAN TELL YOU ……"I’m really rich! I’ll show you that in a second. (Never did)
And by the way: I’m not even saying that in...
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Categories:
wharton, hyperbole, irony, political,
Form:
Couplet
Presidential Inauguration 2017 - Poetic Screed - Part3pioneer esprit de corps front tier brisk.
* * * * ...
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Categories:
wharton, betrayal, dark, heartbroken, house,
Form:
I do not know?
When God Deals Trump In LemonsI think I recall
way back in balmier lemon-delivery days,
which already feel Golden Ruled
and Ratioed
and Elixired
by comparison,
when the Affordable Care Act
was referred to as the Democrat...
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Categories:
wharton, caregiving, christian, culture, health,
Form:
Political Verse
The PriceListlessly he feeds the pigeons,
strutting proudly in the park;
kicking at an empty coke can,
gravity has left its mark.
Nattily attired he's one...
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Categories:
wharton, business,
Form:
Quatrain
California Fires Fueled By Das Don Trumpeting Hot AirCalifornia Fires Fueled By Das Don Trumpeting Hot Air ©
Dante's Inferno chokes breathable air
fiery flames fuel
state of emergency
...
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Categories:
wharton, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Michael Nutter PoemMichael Nutter is Philadelphia’s
Third African American mayor,
His middle name is Anthony but
Together his name stands for MAN,
He has two children and...
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Categories:
wharton, children, history, inspirational, political,
Form:
I do not know?
Pat's SteaksA bit of great cuisine history
was made by Philadelphian Pat Oliveri.
Along with his brother Harry,
the steak sandwich was created in 1930.
They were the men to...
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Categories:
wharton, history, travelbusiness,
Form:
Rhyme
The PriceListlessly he feeds the pigeons,
strutting proudly in the park;
kicking at an empty coke can,
gravity has left its mark.
Nattily attired he's one...
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Categories:
wharton, business,
Form:
Quatrain
The PriceThe Price
Listlessly he feeds the pigeons,
strutting proudly in the park;
kicking at an empty coke can,
gravity has left its mark.
Nattily attired...
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Categories:
wharton, loss
Form:
Rhyme
Trickling Down TheoriesThose of us living in the USA
too often hear Republican capitalist dogma
of The Great Trickle Down Theory,
in which those who have most
must get more first
so...
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Categories:
wharton, abuse, depression, earth day,
Form:
Political Verse
Self Empowerment of This ShemevdikSelf Empowerment Of This Shemevdik...
January thirteenth two thousand
and nineteen will complete
mine third score orbitz round the sun,
(I can hardly believe that either)
who as a youth...
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Categories:
wharton, age, appreciation, atheist, august,
Form:
Bio
Flag Waving ChallengesDearest,
you men are too much alike.
You confuse
your flag waving patriotism
with what you really want,
our indivisibility, unless you say otherwise,
our thoroughly domesticated liberties,
our matriotic climaxing justice...
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Categories:
wharton, gender, health, humor, integrity,
Form:
Political Verse