Best Whelps Poems
Below are the all-time best Whelps poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of whelps poems written by PoetrySoup members
My Favorite PlaceMy Favorite Place
My favorite place is where the sun bakes my skin
From a soft pink to a golden tan.
Warm planks under my...
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Categories:
whelps, nature, ocean,
Form:
Free verse
The Mastersh when i was truth i fell
drew boy i grew up
still def still be a cre4ators tool
wipers for the pain tears drop
fear not, fret no...
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Categories:
whelps, christian, courage, dad, dark,
Form:
Rhyme
Bug OffBlood sucking vicious pest-mosquitos
Malaria, fever, cramps, and pain
Itching red raised whelps, begin
Swat, slap, squish, shoo. Make goo.
Encephalitis
West Nile Virus
Dormant germs
Vampire
Leech...
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Categories:
whelps, health
Form:
Nonet
The Silent Truththe hidden truths the silent truths
you come to bury me but i just may bury you
the burden carries me further by every step
the pain...
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Categories:
whelps, games, words,
Form:
Prose Poetry
~damaged~~DAMAGED~
TAUNTING OF YOUR SADIST WHISPERS,ECHO IN MY HEAD
CONSTANTLY REMINDING ME,OF YOUR DESECRATION INFUSED
MY SELF~ESTEEM RENDERED UNTO ME,IN RATIONS FOR OBEDIENCE
NUMBLY,I ENVISIONED A CHANGE...THAT WOULD NEVER...
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Categories:
whelps, angst, art, confusion, dedication,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Daily Report 03292011945pmThe corporate monster devours souls,
Having his way with the body and mind,
Entrapping the desparate and the blind,
Destroying the spirit, which is the goal.
Another victim for...
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Categories:
whelps, life
Form:
Acrostic
Flip'DThe pinnacle spires high
with fulcrums underneath
prodding with refinement
like sugar grinding teeth
to form life in decay
until all cells betray
the protein code mapped out
when time and flesh...
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Categories:
whelps, allegory
Form:
Rhyme
Lone WolfLone Wolf…
He is the irony unto his lonesome self
Thrust upon this world
A cub youngling
He absconds from family
In search of something else
The Lone Wolf…
A spirit found,...
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Categories:
whelps, natureirony,
Form:
Rhyme
Glue Bill Whar Ming Dublin DownCourt hiss sea hove The Irish Times,
this hum mere ruck can bloke
kin esse spy climb mitt till impact
...
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Categories:
whelps, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Smell of the New Birth- babies breath so smells
positive of lavender
and ivory snow
a gentle mix of
perfectness liken wet new
sweet birth puppies whelps
new the naissance
so flesher...
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Categories:
whelps, analogy, baby, beautiful, blessing,
Form:
Haiku
Thread NeedledMy tendon's note
bends downhearted;
fleshy, wincing anguish
perforates with whelps
stippled by fiery ferocity and
tempered grief.
Atoms collide
without regret;
cunning, backdoor reptiles
pick the star gate lock
fostered on occult erudition and
ancient...
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Categories:
whelps, loss
Form:
Free verse
Just Another Blockparty Hoodrat....All the big dogs out barkin' their song
older cats strollin' just playin' along
hipsters out mellowin' chill for the day
jipsters shout yellin' pronouncin' their trade
the young...
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Categories:
whelps, people, places, urban, life,
Form:
Free verse
Mothers DayWhen very young, no more than a lad,
mom spanked my hand when I was bad.
Tommy don't meddle, son don't do that,
then on my bottom...
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Categories:
whelps, family, inspirational, loss, love,
Form:
Couplet
Prophecy 2The Good Lord sent me from Zion…
Arjuna!!... “I am that I am”!!!
The fowler goes round about me ...roaring like a wild Lion.. He desires...
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Categories:
whelps, devotion, faith, girlfriend-boyfriend, inspirational,
Form:
I do not know?
In Those Far DaysIn those far days, stars had stilts, shafts
that pierced every eye with a legendary knowledge.
There were celestial dragons
that roamed the daylight clouds,
actual myths glittered...
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Categories:
whelps, poetry,
Form:
Free verse