Long Bamboos Poems
Long Bamboos Poems. Below are the most popular long Bamboos by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Bamboos poems by poem length and keyword.
The Sacred Drops
Forth from the heaven, from the misty moorlands of all sacred woodland greens,
drop by drop by striking the pebbles and untouched vegetations oozes,
the intoning hallowed water of evergreen woods' crystal cascades, brooks and streams.
to...
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Categories:
bamboos, beauty, journey, nature, philosophy, romance, senses, solitude,
Form:
Romanticism
Transition
We are travellers on this terrestial plane
where acorns are consumed in tinder season
oaks fell by angry hurricane
robust iroko mowed by lumbers greedy saw
haughty araba viciously murdered for standing
on progress impatient path
omo...
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Categories:
bamboos, death, life, sad, light, light,
Form:
Blank verse
Memoriam For Donald B Buchanan
Who will weep for my noble prince? Who will cry
With belly swollen with sorrow, and tears long
As the Black River? Who will hear the clouds sigh
And turn black over red clay, and being strong
Not feel...
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Categories:
bamboos, death, faith, friendshipdeath, death,
Form:
Elegy
From the Elephant's Diary
From the Elephant's diary
You find me giantly like Gulliver, huge and obese
but I met my doc, he said take it with ease....
for you big is more beautiful so eat more cheese
I am on my diet...
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Categories:
bamboos, animal, art, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Rose Rosy
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By the
Chinese
poet
fengwenshu
My space 's small emperaror-my son-
As a Roseate for endless routh,
When unborn my son,
Lived in lofly belly of a flowering tree of dreaming.
And...
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Categories:
bamboos, art, brother, daughter, family, father, children, words,
Form:
Bio
Rose Rosy
the start tag
By the
Chinese
poet
fengwenshu
My space 's small emperaror-my son-
As a Roseate for endless routh,
When unborn my son,
Lived in lofly belly of a flowering tree of dreaming.
And fire...
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Categories:
bamboos, art, brother, daughter, family, father, children, words,
Form:
Bio
Days of Innocence
We danced in the rain
fleeing under our zincked roof only when the thunder roared
like we stepped on its tail
as the soles of our feet pattered on the earth
Mother would make supper
calling out to me,...
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Categories:
bamboos, childhood, life, love, memory, mother, mother son,
Form:
Free verse
Poop-Tale : For Contest
POOP - TALE : for contest
No embarrassment , everyone poops
So relaxed is the feel after all 's out
No gold and riches can ever buy such feel
I am sure all will agree silently though!
We get that...
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Categories:
bamboos, art, nature, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
My Bicycle
Once I had a bicycle,
A loving present from my grandfather;
Since I was his favorite granddaughter,
He granted my wish at a snap of my finger .
Since he was so old,
A new bicycle he could hardly afford;
He...
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Categories:
bamboos, childhood, father, i love you, me, nostalgia,
Form:
Narrative
Open Window
COPYRIGHT-Poetess, MRS.ANJALI DENANDI ,MOM
OPEN WINDOW
My window is open;
I open my pen.
Infront of me ,-
near the window,
Here is a bee;
Also...
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Categories:
bamboos, i am,
Form:
Prose Poetry
A Love Story
She is in her 59th summers, while he is in his 60th winters
The way they size up themselves
They are what “on” toward redeeming
And regaining each their respective separate lives before
To one lofty and solid...
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Categories:
bamboos, love, love, drug,
Form:
Narrative
Lugubrious Losses, Choices, Voices and Tosses
Remonstrations, protestations, recriminations
In the wake of a calamity that strikes below the belt
In communities decimated and disabled by insinuations
Brought to a head when fickle feelings melt
As tempers in embers flare
In scenarios of utter disbelief prompted...
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Categories:
bamboos, poems,
Form:
Free verse
Xmas Tradition
XMAS TRADITION
How I longed for the Xmas tradition we celebrated when I was growing up. The Xmas tradition that still lives on; but we left behind. It is celebrated here in some parishes....
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Categories:
bamboos, blessing, christmas, nostalgia, thanks, together,
Form:
Haibun
Kite Flying - Test
Kiss me, I want to lift you skirt flying
Inside my heart like the wind
To dance on clouds of joy my kite
Embracing time, to hold you in my arms and spin
Festively playing in the clouds
Long...
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Categories:
bamboos, allegory, art, imagination, passion, joy,
Form:
Free verse
Coffin
Built with the measurement of The Alive
For those once here but no longer thrive;
One J saw for a dog that didn’t ask for interment
And it was some lavish entertainment!
In the past, bamboos strung into a...
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Categories:
bamboos, absence, bereavement, death, grief,
Form:
Rhyme
To Live a Day Safely
To live a day safely in a city
where citizens must be echoes
and human rights are a fairy tale
but you want your mouth not pinched
your ears not pulled by anyone
or coconut not to hit your head;
a...
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Categories:
bamboos, metaphor, power,
Form:
Imagism
A Bottled Note To Tomorrows Occupants of Earth
Our ashes have settled on the cliff of pride
while the seed of today sprouts your frailty beginning.
We have at last seen the face of our god
which you have not even learned to utter
or never will...
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Categories:
bamboos, earth day,
Form:
Verse
The Past
The past
The past
I sat beneath the bamboos
with a refresh man of the crying bamboo leaves.
Ohh I remember my childhood
cause the wind return my sorrow again.
all friends playing with a present.
cause I remembered the past.
ohh I...
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Categories:
bamboos, poetry,
Form:
Light Verse
Bahay Kubo Iii
BAHAY KUBO III
A makeshift house
Walking distance by the sea
No matter how poor and humble
It is a house and a home
Made of light materials
Bamboos, cogons, and madre cacaos
Relatives and friends helped me
Built this through thick and...
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Categories:
bamboos, romance
Form:
Free verse
Flourishing Gardens
Tended with diligent care and toiling
Prayed for against pest attack so severe
Being nurtured by God’s bountiful grace
Our church gardens* are flourishing indeed.
Abundant green and leafy vegetables
Sway healthily exuding their nutrients:
Camote, alugbati, and sili
Likewise,...
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Categories:
bamboos, blessing, christian, creation, garden, god, nature, uplifting,
Form:
Blank verse
Slave Girl
Slave Girl
by Victor Ehikioya
I have left the gong,
The drum...
And those sticks that strike
The dead log,
To my mates, who yet, tarry
At the square with amulets
Flung around their necks.
My soles ache from trekking,
And my waist, too weak...
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Categories:
bamboos, africa, childhood, desire, pride, religion,
Form:
Free verse
My Happy Place
Something changed my life.
At 17 they said I had a milliard of mental disorders,
I got committed to a mental clinic.
That was’t it.
I didn’t go in willingly,
Wasn’t allowed to talk or see anyone from outside for...
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Categories:
bamboos, age, angst, anxiety, art, beauty, blessing,
Form:
Bio
The Festival of African Rain
The natives have
(since the seventh month peeped
through the lean crescent eye of the moon)
worn cloaks of festivities.
They dance the rites,
squelching proudly in mud and green pools
of water.
On their heads are smouldering fires of corns
And pears,...
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Categories:
bamboos, africa, rain,
Form:
Free verse
The Festival of African Rain
The natives have
(since the seventh month peeped
through the lean crescent eye of the moon)
worn cloaks of festivities.
They dance the rites,
squelching proudly in mud and green pools
of water.
On their heads are smouldering fires of corns
And pears,...
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Categories:
bamboos, africa, culture, rain,
Form:
Free verse
Hide and Seek of Nature
Flowers were snoring with sweet dreams,
When the Sun's fingers woke them up;
A symphony of birds-chorus,
Like a concert, seemed to thrill up...
Amidst summer's severe staring,
Rain opened his tap so softly;
A Ray-gleam joyously wetting…
The breeze seemed to...
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Categories:
bamboos, bird, flower, nature, rain, sun,
Form:
Personification