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Heydays Poems - Poems about Heydays

Heydays Poems - Examples of all types of poems about heydays to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for heydays.
Premium Member Unwritten Absence
...For long I have been an aimless vagabond I strayed far, the world being enormously wide. Traveling to lands foreign, I searched my fortune. At the end, fed up with all that was alien, ......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, absence, home, hope,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Decayed
...As I stand before this old, dilapidated house, A structure fast decaying and about to crumble, With its walls painted grey and white, And the plaster bearing cracks and marks, Memories l......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, destiny, house, missing,
Form: Free verse
Mayas
...I know on heydays More Mayas settled for food On a barren land.......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, bird, people, work,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Muffled Whispers
...“Can you feel the soul of an abandoned house, can you hear the whispering? " Quote by _Constance La France Standing before this old, dilapidat......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, age, feelings, house, longing,
Form: Free verse
Daybreak
...Morning appears wet... bare street bathe... both hoping to clean the rust of life ...! Weather alerts for ......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, adventure, allusion, creation, literature,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Thrill Is Gone
...Expeditious plus instantaneous fox, apt o'er daredevil weathering, parts his lair, ingeniously resourceful, and nevermore... ~~to be outwitted, A lackluster canine, faults, near so......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, character, dog, endurance, life,
Form: Sapphic stanza
We Had a Democratic System and Judges Stern But Just
...So, I’m the last survivor of a breed that ruled the world! Brrr! It’s getting mighty cold. I suppose we can’t complain though. Our innings was quite long. Brrrr! It’s getting mighty cold. When I ......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, animal, earth, environment,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Mind Adrift Dwm
...On childhood memory adrift on the fading track, with the ardor of endless nostalgic pursuit I traced the stalled timeline, followed instinctively back to the vivid hues of golden heydays once embr......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, childhood, memory, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member About the Face
...Fields of the dermis yield a harvest worthy of an ample supply of suppleness, Foretelling fluctuating skin moisturizing balms that saturates the aged cavities, Cherished heydays occup......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, age,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Face
...Awarded to privileges and sanctioned embellishment favoring enhancement, Over time, years chip away unnoticeably o'er worn breathless moments, Taunt texture of an ......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, age, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hindmost Haibun
...At the heels of a blessed consequence, spurs unpredictable fervency that is extremely engrossing, it perplexes conscionable determinations, concerning exhausting heydays of a celebratory stretch, tha......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, beautiful, celebration, character, happiness,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Kristy and the Conch Shell
...Along some bank of ambiguity. Isolated while in wonder, I lacked motivation. Consequently, I preferred to be someplace different. I perceived myself wandering near the banks, Concerning one Tibe......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, beach, confusion, humorous, imagination,
Form: Free verse
The Last Dinosaur's Complaint
...So, I’m the last survivor of a breed that ruled the world! Brrr! It’s getting mighty cold. I suppose we can’t complain though. Our innings was quitre long. Brrrr! It’s getting mighty cold. When I......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, allegory, animal, goodbye,
Form: Free verse
The Battle of Arras April May 1917
...Battle of Arras April – May 1917 By Stanley Russell Harris The new mad author & A Poetry Soup honourably mentioned poet I was not there. I have to say. I was not born. I meant to say. Had I......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, analogy, anniversary, thank you,
Form: Epitaph
My Best Friend
...I always thought of a word I would use to refer to him, for he was more than a brother to me. We talked about space and mysteries for hours. We went for long walks. We shared our fears, hopes and......Read the rest...
Categories: heydays, friend, friendship, hurt, life,
Form: Free verse

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