Best Wrestled Poems
Below are the all-time best Wrestled poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of wrestled poems written by PoetrySoup members
Once Upon a Purple SunriseOnce Upon a Purple Sunrise
Pretty as a Periwinkle,
in your frilly summer frock,
the one with purple polka dots
that matched the cool of early dawn.
Haloed in hazy...
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Categories:
wrestled, memory, morning, summer,
Form:
Free verse
Cashmere WishesYou waited for this moment,
As if you were an incomplete salutation
You waited for confessional breaths to alleviate this finite evening
Missing its constellations
You wept for their...
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Categories:
wrestled, life, longing, people,
Form:
Free verse
alarming algorithm
to the faceless
names I’ve phased,
forgive the silent sunsets,
frozen in time,
and remember...
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Categories:
wrestled, angst,
Form:
Free verse
My African SisterI am a white, middle class, American male; raised in a white, middle class American home. I would not say that my upbringing included...
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Categories:
wrestled, familyfamily, class, class, family,
Form:
Narrative
For This Is the Story, An Old Poet Sought Not To MissFor This Is The Story, An Old Poet Sought Not To Miss
(Part One)
I've ate Eden's last apple, coveted Jason's* golden fleece
chained myself in caverns...
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Categories:
wrestled, creation, fantasy, hyperbole, mythology,
Form:
Rhyme
Animal CourtI relate this story from my room in the Quiet Vale Giggling Academy
A reader might find my story hard to believe
BUT!
At one time in my...
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Categories:
wrestled, animals, funnytiger,
Form:
I do not know?
I'M Just Getting StartedBorn in Madrid, in fifty nine,
A military Kid, 3rd of 7 in the assembly line;
They named me Michael, but I answer to Wedge,
A Master Sergeant’s...
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Categories:
wrestled, age, career, children, family,
Form:
Rhyme
Remember JacobREMEMBER JACOB
what is normal?
i’m back to it
with my back
to the negativity
a smile securely
in place, in place of
the fog that was raging,
raging strong…
fighting me (how
do you...
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Categories:
wrestled, angst, christian,
Form:
Free verse
Bad PoemOne day I delivered a poem
one that seemed to be premature
so I swaddled her up
and set her aside
to grow 'til I felt reassured
How she yowled...
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Categories:
wrestled, humor, humorous, silly, word
Form:
Rhyme
NightfallI saw fingers severed
with comically large scissors
and heads near severed
with an even larger pair,
or crimped stubbornly halfway.
I contemplated with some hurt
what I might...
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Categories:
wrestled, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Free verse
An Angel In Your EyesMany years it had been since Sir Heathcliffe was home,
He had travelled in countries abroad;
He left in his grief at the death of his wife
While...
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Categories:
wrestled, daughter, loss, prayer, sad
Form:
Rhyme
A "highly" Debated IssueFrom glaucoma to chemotherapy
Medical marijuana has its place
But you won’t find any prescribed
In the conservative Sunshine State
Chris couldn’t eat while under treatment
Watched him lose one-hundred...
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Categories:
wrestled, healthpeople, people, drug,
Form:
Quatrain
La PietaThen, he knew why he must hew
old memories from marble-
emotions quarried from heart's slew-
Oblique fight with his faith's garble
Cut block unfolds Christ, enthroned
on...
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Categories:
wrestled, appreciation, art, devotion, jesus,
Form:
Alliteration
The Blessings of Grandfathers Beautiful LiesImpressionable young hearts do tell the grandest lies
When learned from grandfathers with sparkling eyes
Grandfathers living renewed through the breath of a grandchild
Oh grandfathers’ whoppers told...
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Categories:
wrestled, child, childhood, family, grandfather,
Form:
Couplet
A Father's LoveA Father's Love
When the ones
we've loved are lost,
It's from the heart
we bear the cost.
Memories pull
an emotional trigger
and the emptiness seems
to grow silently...
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Categories:
wrestled, bereavement, blessing, family, father,
Form:
Rhyme