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These Home Iambic Pentameter poems are examples of Iambic Pentameter poems about Home. These are the best examples of Iambic Pentameter Home poems written by international poets.

A Walk to St Mary's Church by Mike Jones

A restless night, another hum-drum day,
Resolve to take a pleasurable walk;
I make my way towards St Mary’s church.
Across the street, a sixteenth century home –
Maltravers...

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Categories: history, journey, travel,

Years of Hurt by Gail Foster

Whilst the majority of domestic violence perpetrators are men I am fully aware that men are sometimes victims as well, therefore this poem is written...

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Categories: abuse, anger, fear, football,

MILL WHEEL by Mick Talbot

The mill wheel would not turn until the spring,
the ice, springtime, thawing, now showing bling.
The mill, now in motion, mill pond, full spate!
Hark, the grinders...

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Categories: spring,

One Nine and Sixteen - The Attic by Sandra Haight

The Attic


Sewing machine, long idle, gathered dust
     in this old attic of dear grandma's home.
So dark, a lighted candle is a...

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Categories: death, grandparents, memory,

True Fate by Sandra Haight

How much of fate is shaped for us at birth;
   how much is figured to be circumstance?
A story now I share with you...

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Categories: fate,

Fridays by Janice Canerdy

When I was young, my weekends started with
an after-supper bonus Friday nights—
soft drinks and candy bars. We watched one of
three channels while we relished these...

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Categories: career, family, time,

A Middle-Aged Man's Monologue by Janice Canerdy



		



	At twenty-one, I knew I had to leave
	the little one-HORSE town where I was born.
	I well REMEMBER BUILDING up the nerve
	to tell my folks goodbye....

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Categories: feelings, home, wisdom,

A Personal Death by jack horne

Although the smell unpleasant to inhale,
the blood no longer dripped from open wounds;
the nurse, accustomed to the sight of death,
remained unmoved as Grandma slipped away:
she...

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Categories: death,

Death by Agnes Krampe

I had my slice of life, and it was blessed.
I had my share of happiness and love –
Perhaps a larger share than most. I knew
The...

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Categories: death,

Middleway by Peggy Sharretts

MIDDLEWAY

Fears of age allay
Growing older with each day
Comforted by an endless array
Of memories on display

Accept all the years
Of laughter and tears
Each passage becomes a pursuit
Which...

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Categories: appreciation, celebration, death, inspirational,

The Dead and Dying by rob carmack

Disjointed beings beg the questions – still
an ashen horse delivers what is owed.
Decisions kneel before compassion’s will,
to stop and help a turtle cross the road.

To...

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Categories: christian, death, faith, loss,

FOREST GIRL by Vee Bdosa

    FOREST GIRL
I'd walk down through the forest in the rain
to see the girl in green and feel her pain
uncertain of her...

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Categories: confusion, culture, nature,

It's Hard to be a Woman by Eileen Manassian

It's hard to be a woman, I confess
Must care about your looks, your walk, your dress
you're told time and again, you're meant to please
and so...

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Categories: truth, woman,

Jewel in the Crown by Sneha RV The Literature Lover



The cable car proceeds, its old motif
on slender wire eyed by waiting queue -
So much it seems depends on thin belief -
We flew upon anonymous...

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Categories: beauty, family, mother, mothers

When God Created You by Eileen Manassian

When God created you, the heavens rang
A symphony of praise and jubilee
Celestial ones with rapture danced and sang
And rainbow hues burst forth with joyous glee

We...

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Categories: daughter, feelings, love,

Foreign Exchange Students by Janice Canerdy

			

		The high-school kids who came from foreign lands
		to spend one year at my small school inspired
		us teachers. Their adaptability
		amazed me. It was clear they most...

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Categories: education, inspiration,

STONE - Mademoiselle L'Vampyre by Vee Bdosa

STONE - MADEMOISELLE L'VAMPYRE
From out of all the darkest nights we've ever known
her heart as black as all the sins that man has shown
she came...

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Categories: abuse, addiction, beautiful, horror,

Forest Girl by Vee Bdosa

    FOREST GIRL
I'd walk down through the forest in the rain
to see the girl in green and feel her pain
uncertain of her...

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Categories: absence, nature,

Monsieur L'Vampyre and the Dark Lady by Vee Bdosa

   MONSIEUR L'VAMPYRE & THE DARK LADY
Just south of Paris, lives the soul of me,
at my chateau, where few will ever see,
I'm compensated...

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Categories: horror, paris, passion,

The Poetry Store by Jim Howe

I’m looking for a simple rhyme that works
in something complicated, dry, and deep.
A masterpiece without too many qwerks.
Something alive and tart that I might keep.

I’m...

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Categories: analogy, language, poetry, simple,