Long Bibs Poems
Long Bibs Poems. Below are the most popular long Bibs by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Bibs poems by poem length and keyword.
The Peasants Truck
Everybody moved out of the country to get a taste of the shining city
Ripe banana, ripe plums, are perishing in Uncle Sam’s broiling sun
I cannot stand the scorching heat that is swelling up from the...
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Categories:
bibs, angel, blessing, business, character, confidence, earth, friendship,
Form:
Narrative
Becoming
Your Divine Spirit is an open book of spontaneous reference. I have met people who seldom read the bible...yet, most every word they speak and action they take, is Biblically correct. Am I saying, no...
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Categories:
bibs, bible, christian, god, humanity, inspirational love, perspective,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The reign and rain of terror
The year ends on saddest notes
of crying, dying babies in Palestine
and obstructed efforts
to throw them a lifeline
They ought to have long halted
this ethnic cleansing
of the indigenous inhabitants
Stop the cruel bombardment
of their...
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Categories:
bibs, horror, violence, war,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Empty Pews
EMPTY PEWS
These seats have stories and if they could talk
You would hear of the lives that many people walk
The church filled on each weekly Sunday morn
With families and neighbors and hearts that are torn
They will...
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Categories:
bibs, anxiety, bible, heartbroken, inspiration, life, sorrow, strength,
Form:
Rhyme
Winter On the Miles River
There was something spectacular
about a winter, long and hard,
on the Miles River.
Some days will never be the same.
Greying skies, heavy hung
with crystal burdens
of the wind, and air. Twenty above,
after sunset, zero.
And the snow was the...
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Categories:
bibs, community, home, nostalgia, winter,
Form:
Free verse
Remembering Mrs Sully
Remembering Mrs. Sully always makes my face break out into smiling mode.
Her face was as craggy as a grave, there was an aluminum tooth on the left.
When she smiled, it gleamed with pure happiness, making...
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Categories:
bibs, character, hilarious,
Form:
Free verse
The Honorific
"The Honorific Bridge"
: by Suzanne Alexander
[neé C] Nicknamed missilverwood
...
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Categories:
bibs, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, appreciation,
Form:
Narrative
Fire and Ice Grill and Pub
Flaming steaks and ice cold drinks
you thought good food had become extinct
until you ate here and gave us a nod and a wink.
Appetizers galore with soft stringy cheese sticks, artichoke hearts deep fried
with a taste...
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Categories:
bibs, celebration, food, imagery, success,
Form:
Verse
Baby's Check List
I am taking care of my 11-month-old grandson. I love every-minute and he's stolen my heart. I've seen the growth within him with lots of love and affection he gets. He is crawling and into...
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Categories:
bibs, baby,
Form:
List
Simple Understanding
as I was sitting and about to write a friend of my came to see and say, I was reading your letter, poems, song, stories and I wonder why each time the writer change. and...
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Categories:
bibs, religion,
Form:
Sonnet
Crying At the Crib
It's sad to say but we're pathetic today; cuz we're
childishly crying at the crib
We're screaming, and shouting and drooling at the mouth.
I swear we all need bibs.
Tear stained faces contorted and...
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Categories:
bibs, anger, bereavement, betrayal, cry, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
The Dead Cowboy Poet's Society
Now, ol’ Twister Tom he was quite a cowboy find—
A real rock hard cowpoke, though the question begged—
Some say that he was a legend in his own mind,
He’d a been six foot six if he...
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Categories:
bibs, cowboy-western, death, funny, life, on work and
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
Deviant Delirium
I can’t tell you how it all started,
That night when manic moon
Probed and punctured the pall.
I awoke hurtling through space,
Somewhere between ideation and shellshock,
Somewhere between vertigo and inchoate phrases.
I remember redundant circularity,
Premises tumbled into...
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Categories:
bibs, allegory, allusion, crazy, emotions, fear, mental illness,
Form:
Free verse
Toilet Bowl Committee
Toilet Bowl Committee (aka: Uptown Hood)
A lavatory confinement
my$h!tdontstinkcomode.com
---
If you want to moderate this place, pick up the pace
From the mouth down to the @$$
Your so called kind has no class,
Fed by these political rejects, never...
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Categories:
bibs, abuse, anger, angst, how i feel, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Honeymoon From Hell a Collaboration With Jan Allison
Now the wedding had drawn to a close the ceremony past
We found ourselves together and thankfully alone at last
We packed our bibs and bobs into suitcases very quickly
Rushed straight out the door though I felt...
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Categories:
bibs, funny love, love, marriage,
Form:
Couplet
My Love For Words
Words are arbitrary,
Who says that is a W?
But who NAMED it?
Could not a W have been written as a Y?
Once upon a time, when someone created an alphabet?
Could not a 7 have been an S?
Liberating...
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Categories:
bibs, perspective, poems, poetry, word play, words, write,
Form:
Free verse
DRAFT - Rock Lobster, Ode to Ignorance
this fool ...
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Categories:
bibs, analogy, extended metaphor, power,
Form:
Concrete
Murky Mess
once …
there - with trunks of monkey’s meth
there grew a breadth of bunky breaths
deplored by dreaded, drunky deaths
to calm their chemic coggers
the fame of phlegmic foggers
so deep and dark those dribble bibs
didst dig their...
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Categories:
bibs, analogy, dark, metaphor,
Form:
Rhyme
Kittens In the Barn
Kittens In The Barn
He stops and removes his boots before opening the door. He enters the kitchen and smells the familiar aroma of morning coffee.
"Breakfast's ready, have a seat. How're the kittens" his...
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Categories:
bibs, animals, people
Form:
Narrative
Tomboy
Sworn to secrecy, she told me it had been a long time..
as we sat swinging in a hammock in the late day sun.
'What., are you sayin' you never did it?'
I thought what my mom would...
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Categories:
bibs, 8th grade, adventure, childhood, crush, riddle, september,
Form:
Narrative
Running Out the Clock
That one's clock just winds down is my vote for time's end,
Though to run out your clock sounds like you have a choice,
Or that ego's involved, judgment's rushed, Grace came late.
But time's arrow is no...
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Categories:
bibs, faith, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Itaila's Best
I.
"Hold the tomato over the flame,
by piercing it with a fork
the skin will blister and peal right off."
Mortadella musk permeates Hector Boiardi’s basement,
bolognese sauce over ragù with a slight tin...
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Categories:
bibs, history, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Life of Any Party
Princess Martina Matilda Marianna Mouse,
held the most wondrous parties in any house;
with the finest imported Cheshire and Brie,
served up with green olives and black tea.
In her finest satins and imported lace,
this fair princess with a...
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Categories:
bibs, animal, children, fun, poems, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Our First Baby
Our First Baby
I look in the mirror, who have I become?
The woman I was, shall soon be a Mum.
My figure so round, so awkward, deprived,
But the little one inside keeps my confidence alive.
I worry so...
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Categories:
bibs, baby, birth, blessing, children, dad, mum, wife,
Form:
Rhyme
Broken Memoirs
I could lie twas Salma
Who made I edit my note
A love note it was a rem1
Reminder with a Coordinate
Coordinates do come home
I pleaded heard turning into ice
Starlet breezing without a care
Re-ignited the flames of drama
Mtanga...
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Categories:
bibs, allegory, allusion, imagery, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse