Long Curators Poems
Long Curators Poems. Below are the most popular long Curators by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Curators poems by poem length and keyword.
La La Di Dah Dah LaEarth dwelling mongeese are neither toys nor coins and pedalling backwards then forward is not considered the primary way of jet propulsion off a very high hill. So one two ping means fried rice coming?...
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Categories:
curators, allusion, baptism,
Form:
I do not know?
White Column Ressurrection‘WHITE COLUMN RESSURRECTION’
Even now you stand poised with memories of a corned cobbed pipe in one hand-tight gripped lapel in the other-perched against thick southern charmed columns positioned on a once so powerful veranda .
Peering...
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Categories:
curators, discrimination,
Form:
Free verse
Nevermore Will Raven Return*Note: A 60-year annual tradition that involved a mysterious visitor leaving three
roses at the grave of writer Edgar Allan Poe on the anniversary of his birthday
ended in January 2010. Curators of...
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Categories:
curators, mysteryhouse, loss, birthday, grave, house, leaving, life,
Form:
Narrative
That's Not My Elephant, Miss Ella'That’s not my elephant, Miss Ella. Get to tickets to Cairo tonight.'
I looked up from my desk, picked up the phone and sullenly said ‘alright’.
But before I could make that call, I had to...
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Categories:
curators, funnyheart, heart,
Form:
Rhyme
Why Poets Are PoetPoets are the first class citizens of the country,
They are the interpreters of the future through
The eyes of the gods that call them into service.
They are well respected and feared in the society;
Their words can...
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Categories:
curators, abuse, art,
Form:
Narrative
Looting With Hobby LobbyIf we pray for other countries to prosper, real neighbor ...
As Old Cultures and Histories model, imbibe, declare ...
There would be fewer dark nations seeking refuge in whiter
Would you even consider praying for Nicaragua, El...
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Categories:
curators, addiction, arabic, art, christian, history, immigration, muse,
Form:
Didactic
As We SpeakAs we speak,
My children and I are famished
Our fireplace is cold
Our pots are empty
It is may, but it feels like December
Our thatched roof is covered with mud
And our barns ravaged by corruption...
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Categories:
curators, africa, corruption, culture, evil, image, poetry, words,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Part 2 Tyhe Wreath of Chivesand a wreath made of dried chives
...
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Categories:
curators, music, sports,
Form:
Ballade
This World of DewI see a green tree. It is all I want.
A dry rocky mountain and a hawk
satisfy. To die spiritually in
the hot sun and the body go on
climbing. To take the paths among
the rocks and mahogany...
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Categories:
curators, bird, blue, green, mountains, sky, spiritual, world,
Form:
Verse
Please Don'T Lend Me Your DreamLife is not an alibi, it wasn’t built for practicality
You cheer the crowd and succumb to formality
A tragic event will not stop the planet turning
In me is the spirit inexorable, avid - burning
Marching curators performing...
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Categories:
curators, faith, forgiveness, parody, me, planet,
Form:
Didactic
Autumnal EquinoxEarly morning blue sunny skies askew
turn to white grays on piggyback
once light breezes that blew
gentle in and out the trees comeback
now race wildly out to the sea renewed.
The colors with...
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Categories:
curators, autumn, sun,
Form:
Quintain (Sicilian)
Ivory
They found me lying in the sand one day;
as over time, waves carried me to shore.
My fate made plans that I'd forever stay-
for I, her brooch, My...
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Categories:
curators, appreciation, fate, symbolism, tribute,
Form:
Personification
Ode Against a Grecian UrnIf all you need to ask, "Is beauty truth?"
It isn't much you need to know on earth.
It's less than what appraisers say it's worth,
This jar with frieze depicting frozen youth.
Curators and collectors both agree
If forged...
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Categories:
curators, beauty,
Form:
Sonnet
No Wisdom's Wiser( in loving memory of JPR)
Nowhere to go, is this a bonus feed
Maybe a curse, although it’s too grandstanding
Born into nothing, I’ve got nowhere to proceed
As if I fly too high to care about the...
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Categories:
curators, in memoriam, passion, smile, together, true love,
Form:
Rhyme
Jungle ContemporaryWHAT WOULD IT MEAN
IF ONE TRAINED A GROUP OF MONKEYS
TO PULL A LEVER AND
THEY VOTED YOU
GREATEST ARTIST EVER
WHAT WOULD IT MEAN
IF ONE TRAINED A GROUP OF MONKEYS
TO COLLECT ART AND
THEY...
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Categories:
curators, art, art, art,
Form:
Blank verse