Long Carrie Poems

Long Carrie Poems. Below are the most popular long Carrie by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Carrie poems by poem length and keyword.


Premium Member Well Worn Words

Voices are low, and the pages unfold
Dusty worn jackets, on paper-back shores 
Classics of old, or a best-seller's gold

Renaissance store, with a bent spinal core
Latitude shelves, heavy with multitudes
Autographed copies, fiction and lore

Chapters reread, opened with gratitude  
Mouldy with knowledge, slumbering fiction
Sung once again, birthing new attitudes

Language and diction, viewed with conviction
I find new adventure,  swimming through waves
Love's old persuation, claims my addiction

A place to spend time and stroll down a maze 
find some conclusion, and leave in a daze



__________________________________________________________________
Terza Rima Sonnet   #4  Philosophical
Carrie Richards


Premium Member Twentynet 60's

''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''

                                                cultural revolution 
                                              psychedelic evolution
                                        sporting polyester mini skirts
                                             spouting love, not war

                                                 rebellion sprouts 
                                                   flower children

                                                    wonder years
                                                   rendered drugs
                                    Beatles blew in,  humming about yesterday
                                   evening news, Cronkite summing war today
                                                     distant shores
                                                      scores dying

                                     small, heroic Rosa sat in front 
                               civil rights,  King’s light, confronted klan
                                    bullets break the heart of man                                                   
                                   good die young, a president’s child... 
                                    salutes goodbye   --   nations cry

                                                one step on the moon
                                                      for mankind
                                                        into hope
                                                        ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,


___________________________________________________________________


For Nette's Contest "Magic Of Decade's Mood"
By Carrie Richards
Form: Verse

There Is No Love Like Your Love

A letter from home to Rome
To my dearest
If i had a secret
It would be that i like facing the same wind as you
You are one of a kind
My save harbor
You color my world with love
You showed me the power of love
Every moment i have spent with you is unforgettable, all remind me of you
You are the music to my ears
My best medicine
You are my friend, my love
More importantly what i love is, i hear your name every time my heart beats
You complete me
Even if the universe crumble
Nothing can move me away from you
Like sparkling diamonds 
Our love will leave a memory in the sky
And a thousand years from now
You and me, our love will remain ever flowing.



Date : 28/07/2019.
Sponsor : Richard Lamoureux.
20 titles from 20 friends.


20 titles.

1. A letter from home to Rome -  Robert ball
2. To my dearest -   Jamila Bestre
3. You complete me -  James Edward Lee sr
4. My friend, my love -  Julie Leigh Rodeheaver
5. Sparkling diamonds -   Joseph May
6. You color my life with love -   Lu Loo
7. You and me -   Aidan Sinclair
8. Music to my ears -   Emile Pinet
9. Move me -   Richard Lamoureux
10. The universe -   Nina Parmenter
11. A thousand years from now -  Carrie Richards 
12. My best medicine -  Andrea Dietrich
13. One of a kind -  Caren Krutsinger 
14. All remind me of you -  Debjani Mitra
15. Power of love -  David Hendricks
16. Safe harbor -  Gregory R. Barden
17. What i love -  Maureen Mcgreary
18. I hear your name - Lyric Man
19. More importantly -  Edward ibeh
20. Ever flowing -  Lydia Langemeier

Premium Member My Bucket List

I've pondered it long, ....all the things I would do
before all my days were to dwindle and fade
If fortune would give me, the best that it's got
To fill up my bucket,...... I've given it thought


A chance in a million, can mean one last shot...  
to fill up my bucket with daring last stunts, 
or sailing the seas,... or mountains to climb,
or dancing in moonlight,... or money to spend?

When time dwindles down, how would I spend it? 
If I could be blessed...to live out my days  
some spectacular way... is that what I'd do?

My head would spinning, pondering, choosing
My mind would be swaying, stewing and praying

I have come to conclusion, those things are illusions
....It's not for me to spend my last days
in tropical sun....or holidays running...
The things I would pick, are simple, and small
and  wouldn't really be hard to choose at all.....


I would fill up my bucket as I've always done...
Playing with my family, simple and fun....
Laughing as grandkids play in the sun
Hamburgers cooking out on the grill
Watching the sunset over the hills
Eating big bowls of ice cream, as my son plays guitar
Out on the porch, and under the stars

Who could want more? I ask you to say
I am no fool....at the end of the day
Who could want more, from a bucket so full



________________________________
For Frank: By Carrie 3/17/13

Premium Member Stone Ages

.                                                 in mortar of stones 

                             silent masquerades revealed…

                   recessed yesterdays

                              ..........

                the day leans heavy

                upon contemplation….

                thoughts flow as rivers

                              ...........


   breezes meander

           through castles of reflection....

                           a tiptoe through dreams





__________________________________________________________________
By Carrie Richards, for Michael's "Your Thoughts" Contest
Form: Haiku


Premium Member My cousin Marion's 70th birthday party

Today is the eighth of August and it’s a very special day
Family and friends are here to celebrate Marion's birthday 
She's a loving mother to her children and grandchildren too
Gardening and reading books are what she loves to do.

And there are many celebrities sharing Marion's birth year
Danny Boyle, Ravi Shanker, Tom Hanks, and Carrie Fisher 
Andy Garcia ,Sue Barker, Theresa May, and Bryan Cranston
Along with La Toya Jackson, Sebastian Coe, and Mel Gibson.

In that year, some musical events made the headline news 
Elvis sang “Heartbreak Hotel”, Guy Mitchell "Singing The Blues"
“Roll Over Beethoven” was a hit for the legendary Chuck Berry
Little Richard came on the scene with his hit “Long Tall Sally”.

Johnny Cash’s “I walk The Line”, "Que Sera Sera" by Doris Day
It was the start of the Rock 'n' Roll era that was here to stay 
Other news was Prince Rainer 111 married actress Grace Kelly
It was the first ever royal wedding that was broadcast on telly.

Lugano in Switzerland held the first Eurovision song contest
Swiss singer lys Assiaslloll "Refrain" won, it was voted the best
The clean air act was introduced to combat industrial smog
No more walking about getting lost in that thick 'pea super' fog.

A polio epidemic erupted in Ireland and Cork was badly affected
Up and down the country it raged young and old were infected. 
The first ever working video recorder was introduced by Amplex
It had a state- of- the -art recording system called Quadruplex.

Queen Elizabeth 11 opened Calder Hall at Sellafield in Cumbria 
The first commercial power station that was powered by nuclear
General Electric introduced the world's first "Snooze Alarm" clock
An extra ten minutes in bed diminished the 'rise and shine' shock 

But the eighth of August was one of the most notable events
Teresa and Luke welcomed Marion and became proud parents
Years later Bernadette and Luke were born adding to the family 
Now they're all proud parents themselves and living life happily.

Happy occasions become fond memories and with you they stay 
You'll reflect on them often and like a movie in your mind play
Celebrating with your family and friends makes it a perfect day
So, enjoy and make some memories on Marion's special birthday.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member To All My Pals

You want me to pick just one!
I can’t do it.  It can’t be done.
Selecting one is just too hard.
All the others I can’t discard.

Andrea was the first to welcome me;
Jared’s challenges allow me to see;
Chris entertains me with his exuberant youth;
John helps me to seek the truth.

Linda-Marie made me a member;
There’s so many more to be remembered.
Constance and Carrie and Amy, too;
Please forgive me for not mentioning you.

I know I am not following the rules you set,
But not selecting them all I would regret;
It’s not just a single person that’s been a pal to me,
It’s the whole, damn entire PS community.

Larry and Bob and the Poet Destroyer;
Jimmy and Carolyn and others who are newer;
The Doc, Barbara and that Highlander guy;
I am missing others, I hope they understand why.

There’s Tirzah and Carol and nikko with the small “n”;
Audrey and Joyce – I can’t forget them;
Mac and Doris, Daniel and Catie;
And other special gentlemen and ladies.

So rank my entry at the bottom of your list;
I really don’t mind not winning this,
But Adeleke I want to thank you for urging me
To recognize these friends so publicly.
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Soulmates Or Emotional Weights

Big and Carrie, a romance that carried
Passion, desire, hunger and thirst
But a bad boy’s love is what hurts the worst
For when one craves and gets an inner inch
For love that’s wings are clipped and stitched
Conditional flight takes root in one’s soul
They forget that unconditional love is the most important goal
For his kind cannot fill the voids inside her heart
Just like an addiction you want to stop after it officially starts
And when she finds pure love she does not know how to receive
For she is used to this man that always picks up and leaves
Soul mates or soul ties that should have been broken
For a writer that’s aware has a special token
Reflection on pages filled with the mind
Could have saved her from going back to Mr. Big in later times.

By: sabina
soul partners
Big and Carrie
Form: Couplet

Premium Member THE CROWN OF SCABS

RATHER HALF WIGS OR GLUED 
WIGS THE MEANING OF 
THE CROWN OF SCABS 
STARTLED GOD THERE ARE 
REASONS FOR WIGS CANCER 
BRAIN INJURY SCARS BUT 
NATURAL HAIR IS THE BEAUTY 
OF ESSENCE OF NUBIAN 
GLOW I LOVE MY NATURAL 
HAIR ESPECIALLY SINCE I 
HAVE TO GET INJECTIONS 
EVERY MONTH WHAT A 
WASTE OF MONEY TIME 
ENERGY I LOVE MY NARTUAL 
IRISH ITALIAN AFRICAN 
AMERICAN CHEROKEE 
CURLS THE IRISH TRULY 
OVER LAPS ALL OTHER 
CULTURES THAT BLENDED 
TO CREATE ME I NEVER 
REALLY KNEW WHY MY 
GRANDMOTHER BRUSHED 
MY REDDISH BLONDE HAIR 
WITH COFFEE TO DARKEN 
THE IRISH NOW MY IRISH 
CURLS OUTSHINE EVERY 
CULTURE THE WOMEN 
OF ZION WERE CURSED 
WITH THE CROWN OF 
SCABS FOR MATERILISTIC 
ARROGANCE WEARING WIGS 
ARE A SIGN OF DISGRACE 
CONSIDERED AN ORNAMEMT 
OF STATUS GOD SMITED 
THEM WITH SORES ON 
THE SCALP THEIR FOREHEADS 
WE REMAIN BARE FROM 
WEARING WIGS AS ORNAMENTS
JEWELRY GOD PUNISHED 
THE DAUGHTERS OF ZION 
WITH SORES ON THEIR 
HEADS THEIR FOREHEADS 
STILL BARE RATHER EXPENSIVE 
AFRICA BRAIDS EXPENSIVE WIGS 
WEAVE WE ARE IN THOSE TIMES 
OF JUDGEMENT TODAY THE 
DAUGHTERS OF ZION OWNING 
HAIRLINE STARTED FAR BEHIND 
THEIR PERTRUDING FOREHEADS 
THEY WAER HALF WIGS WE SEE 
THE SIGNS 86 PERCENT OFF 
THE COST GOES UP TO THOUSANDS 
OF DOLLARS TO SEW IN HAIR GLUE 
IN HAIR TO LOOK MAKE POOR 
WOMEN LOOK WEALTHY CURSED 
BY GOD HIMSELF WIGS BRAINDS 
ON EVERY CORNER EVEN 
I EMBRACE MY IRISH MOSS
LOOKING RED CURLY HAIR THE 
BEAUTY OF MY FACE ILLUMINATES 
HONORING GOD NOT TO BE CURSED 
WITH A CROWN OF SCABS WEARING 
A CROWN DOESN'T MAKE YOU 
A QUEEN ITS A SYMBOL OF GODS 
CURSE UPON THE PROUD ARROGANT 
WOMEN OF ZION BEING A NATURAL 
BEAUTY PLEASES THE LORD 
I EMBRACE IT I OWN IT
I AM CARRIE KEETON
Form: Naat

Premium Member Carrie R

Brunette, of hair, my mother's face
I'm known to be a country girl
I like to wear blue denim jeans, 
but love to wear a dress of lace
I've made mistakes, to my disgrace
I'm small in size......my eyes are blue
I'm not a prize, have no excuse
I'm the neighbor who will bring you soup
Good music fills my eyes with tears
Love  hula hoops. Loops in my ears
Can toss a ball, and whoop it up
I can ride a horse, and wear the boots
Don't wear a crown, I'm not a queen
But I am keen on my clean house


I'll lend an ear, I am a friend
My favorite food might be ice cream
A double scoop, I beg you please?
I'll bathe the dog, I give good hugs
I'll rub your back when you are ill
I'll judge you not...won't hold a grudge
A movie fan, read quite a lot
I thrive on love, I'll love you too
Can fix most things with Elmer's glue
Can stretch a dime, make old things new
I love antiques and have a few

My family ties are iron strong
And stronger as the days grow long
I hope to light my little world
With poetry, some bad, some good
I've paid my dues.....with ups and downs
A small town  girl, who gets around
I try to keep an open mind
I hope to God,  that I've been kind
And hope to find a friend in you

So that's scoop, ..... a double dip
I'll  say adieu' ....,  and finish it !

_________________________________
Submitted For "A Poet's Bio" 
Contest sponsored by Tammy Reams
Form: Bio

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace