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Best Widescreen Poems

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


Premium Member Window of Past Moments
The evening  sky invites me to gaze
Beyond the porch’s open window,
Igniting my senses to reflect about
Bygone days like one long replay
Where parts of ...

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Categories: widescreen, introspection, remembrance day,
Form: Dramatic Verse



America's Lament
Slipping gently towards entropy,
Ownership with an apostrophe.
Braid the loose frays of sanity
Till something true finally answers me.

Troops are marching over many lands,
Tagged cornflower blue--a worldwide...

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© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: widescreen, history, hope, political, social,
Form: Quatrain
Superbowl Bound
This is the first in a trilogy of poems that comprise the first 2 years of big bens career as the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback so...

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Categories: widescreen, football, sports,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nocturnal
Through a glazed nightfall shimmering on meadows
Gold rays, moontones, widescreen-to-sky entices
When stars bloom freely on southern hour, find me
Tracing dusk's lattice


Catch the mist aflight before...

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Categories: widescreen, mystery, night,
Form: Sapphic stanza
Premium Member Ernestine and the Wolverine
Ernestine and her friends sweet sixteen
Jean   Irene   Josephine   and Pauline

Dolled up in glamorous aubergine velveteen
Dreamt of being harvest queens...

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Categories: widescreen, assonance, crush, film, fun,
Form: Monorhyme



Tabloid Minus Page Turning Equals Tv
========== O

Monday night. Moving magazines. Aimed dead at killing an evening, my fingers target =========
These same old four buttons;  >.

1, 2, 3,...

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Categories: widescreen, faith, funny, social, old,
Form: Free verse
There's No Place
there’s no place like home; 
really, I mean it: there’s no place, 
face, or orbit  the earth space… 
like home; 

and there’s no place...

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Categories: widescreen, happiness, home,
Form: Free verse
Daguerreotype
Watching old black & white movies
On a widescreen, HD-TV,
Mocks the classic style that we once loved.
Yet we are tolerant as we scowl at the visage;
As...

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Categories: widescreen, confusion, loss, time, film,
Form: Free verse
Trees Talking
A widescreen angle of a steel rimmed fish is rumored to be rhymed with the stark motionless spectacles which are glimmering on the small oak...

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Categories: widescreen, blessing,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member To Satisfy An Itch
"That dog's a menace to the community.    
I'm taking her to the sheriff to make sure she's destroyed."    ...

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Categories: widescreen, pain,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Which Here Is Dorothy --
and Which the Witch?

Warning!  Suitable for Children Only!

"That dog's a menace to the community.
I'm taking her to the sheriff to make sure she's destroyed."
--...

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Categories: widescreen, pain,
Form: Rhyme
Sloth
Nestled in his recliner,
His body oozes into the grooves, 
Filling up every nook, every cranny
Until a synergistic union of man and
La-Z-Boy is achieved.  
His...

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© Yawara Ng  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: widescreen, depression, parody, people, social,
Form: Free verse
Trouble At Sea
This is dedicated to the one I loved
The hospital truths that are never spoken
White tape and hazy drugs
A look from the past
Presuming the unpresumed
You have...

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Categories: widescreen, angst, hope, life, loss,
Form: Blank verse
The Rich and Famous
A blanket of stars sweep the coming night--
Hollywood bound-- their castles and sacred walls.
Gossip and bribery become their industry tools,
the crucifixes they wear-- another piece...

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Categories: widescreen,
Form: I do not know?
The King's Dead
-The King's Dead-

Suddenly, I see. Chicken pox, is full of bandwagons.

Not the biggest reach for a climb to mount Everest.

It’s a bold statement with eternal...

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© Mr Pickles  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: widescreen, change, loneliness, smile, spiritual,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs