Best Wording Poems
Below are the all-time best Wording poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of wording poems written by PoetrySoup members
I Got a Letter From the Devil(Hello, my sweet friend!)
Speaks in unknown tongues
Nevertheless it will consume
Ask for food,
A sweet drink
The hunger and thirst are real
It's pitchfork aims at...
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Categories:
wording, anger, anxiety, character, dark,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Words of Mass DestructionWords of Mass Destruction
Words like bullets do not have eyes, as they fly in our hearts and materialize
Deleterious breaths that we soon despise, words written...
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Categories:
wording, abuse, hurt, words, ,
Form:
Rhyme
Aspie1—Milieu
Unique construction of body and mind
My niche in human pack not quickly found
Raw young heart of a curious design
The empty mirrors for my soul...
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Categories:
wording, emotions, growing up, introspection,
Form:
Crown of Sonnets
Man Made and ManufacturedThe human synchronized synthetic sympathetic empathy I robot schizophrenic mechanism
My lifelines technological I think therefore I am and showing potential
Experimental experience my influence controls the...
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Categories:
wording, creation, future, hip hop,
Form:
Rhyme
The Mightiest of Poet's StillHark! The mighty sage’s quill,
Leaves remnants of genius, still.
Reminding me of richer days,
Where wines could really come to age;
And gods among the people dwelled,
In works...
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Categories:
wording, history, nostalgia, on writing
Form:
Couplet
To My Super Souper FriendsAlot of you folks have been able to say what you feel this holyday season with exquisite
wording and beautiful sentiments. I can't do that....
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Categories:
wording, friendshipteacher, me, write, class,
Form:
Free verse
Rhymes For Shared TimesRHYMES FOR SHARED TIMES
Maintain shared possessions - clean, tidy and in working CONDITION
Share responsibilities, or allocate them in a fair and balanced PARTITION
Keep your promises...
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Categories:
wording, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Lost WordsEverything fades at the end of the day
Time ticks by and the seconds make way
For a trip of a lifetime on the sleep train
As words...
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Categories:
wording, health, inspirational, words,
Form:
Free verse
The Downside of Being a Poet-UneditedPoets have a greater capacity
to express love and longing
painting pictures of passion's pleasures
They excite and ignite the imagination
That's the beauty of being a poet
Poets are...
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Categories:
wording, poets, words,
Form:
Free verse
Actions Speak Louder Than WordsActions please us deeper than just words-
though teasers talk up promises so made
with words that sound like songs of pretty birds;
the music's sweet, but sours...
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Categories:
wording, angst, confusion, words,
Form:
Rhyme
Villanelle: the Cricketers' Hakka: How's ZaatVillanelle : The Cricketer’s Hakka : « How’s Zaat ! »
Balls thud into pads bats gloves or whisk past batsmen
At bowler’s end or square leg...
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Categories:
wording, games, judgement, passion, pride,
Form:
Villanelle
A Chance Conversation At Osmers Hill 1999 Part 1On a typical English day late June Joe travelled the above country road, his buisness was in the construction field, and this day he was...
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Categories:
wording, appreciation,
Form:
Narrative
The American EagleThe American eagle, called bald ‘cos of its pure white head,
Is named Haliaeetus leucocephalus, from the Greek;
Hali means "sea", aietos means “eagle", leuco...
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Categories:
wording, america, bird, culture, history,
Form:
Rhyme
Do You KnowDo you ever consider the wording of core
Do you ever believe that this world will be whole
Do you ever redeem all the lies you have...
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Categories:
wording, hate, heart, language,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Fowlsome BustardErstime, ere bards nor Wondering Joyceters
did glybb their gobs with glanjous tongue,
Sir Slip The Most (a Figleafmoistner)
was undangled…and his sling unslung.
‘Twas on...
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Categories:
wording, fantasy,
Form:
Ballad