Long Explorer Poems
Long Explorer Poems. Below are the most popular long Explorer by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Explorer poems by poem length and keyword.
The Alaskan Oil PipelineThe Alaskan Oil Pipeline
Nineteen sixty-eight confirmed the year
Of discovery by ‘Humble Oil’
To North America’s largest oil field,
On the North Slope of the Brooks Range;
A west to east Northern Alaskan mountain chain.
An area forty miles wide...
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Categories:
explorer, education, environment, history, technology, tribute, usa,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Faith In History LessonsPatterns of phylogenic history
retell our creative creation story
as bicameral restoration
of Earth's nature-spirit ecology,
both Eastern karma
and Western co-redemptive grace.
Spiritual memory experience
of RNA
and later DNA developments
and traumatic extinctions,
positive great transitions
and double-negative traumas;
are exegetical rhythms
and sacred seasoned pattern...
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Categories:
explorer, creation, culture, education, health, integrity, peace, psychological,
Form:
Political Verse
The First Thanksgiving, September 3, 1578The First Thanksgiving (Sept. 3, 1578)
The shortest distance to Cathay 1
(Land of riches: silks, teas and spices)
Lay to the north to the South Sea. 2
Didn’t Barlow tell the King, 3
Was reserved for England.
The routes ‘round...
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Categories:
explorer, education, history, holiday, thanksgiving, thanksgiving day, voyage,
Form:
Verse
This Transit RegenerationMy TransITion began there
right there
in my woodland playground,
when I first knew
something right feels wrong to others.
I was blind to curve-balls
hurled at me.
Being "It" is not why I grow
this TransIt mind and body!
Or, is it?
Could I...
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Categories:
explorer, angst, birth, bullying, culture, destiny, earth, environment,
Form:
Political Verse
Urdu TranslationsLast Night
by Faiz Ahmed Faiz
translation by Michael R. Burch
Last night, your memory stole into my heart
as spring sweeps uninvited through barren gardens
as morning breezes revive dormant deserts
as a patient suddenly feels better for no...
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Categories:
explorer, desire, hindi, longing, love, nature, passion, urdu,
Form:
Verse
Interdependent Americans"I do not see what right any one would have
to object to calling this part
[the South American mainland],
after Americus
who discovered it
and who is a man of intelligence,
Amerigen,
that is, the...
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Categories:
explorer, earth, health, history, humanity, independence day, mental
Form:
Political Verse
Choir Dissonant PracticeI am a right-brain prominent writer
which must not be confused with
a prominent left-brain writer,
which I am almost decidedly not
nor would I aspire
toward such all or nothing thinking
and not at all both/and feeling.
Like most writers,
I feel...
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Categories:
explorer, anxiety, appreciation, depression, health, integrity, muse, music,
Form:
Political Verse
Metaphor of Outrage, Translation of Carlos Bousono's Poem: Metafora Del DesafueroMetaphor of outrage, Translation of Carlos Bousono’s poem : Metafora del desafuero
( In celebration of...
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Categories:
explorer, truth,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Today18 years had past and i knew it all, just living carefree, having a ball.
Thought i knew love, true love i was sure,
Got engaged to get married was certain i was ready for a...
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Categories:
explorer, age, feelings, inspirational love, introspection, time,
Form:
Rhyme
The Explorer...and then just as suddenly, constellations appeared in a daytime sky, framed by white pines crawling with multicolored caterpillars. So from this day forward, they would search the sky for more star pictures. They...
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Categories:
explorer, beauty, color, culture, fantasy, imagination,
Form:
Narrative
Columbus In the New WorldColumbus In The New World
Three ships sailed under Spanish colours
(The Santa Maria, Niña and La Pinta)
And dropped anchor off the shores of San Salvador,
For Columbus and his crew to man-the-oars
To set foot on Terra firma...
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Categories:
explorer, america, columbus day, culture, education, history,
Form:
Verse
In the depths of nothingness, my love, a flower sprung from snowsIn the depths of nothingness, my love, a flower sprung from snows,
I dreamed of you as a splendor, an undying fire in the night, an eternal promise of beginning,
An ode in the whiteness that migrates,...
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Categories:
explorer, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Where the Sea Meets the SkyAt the end of the world where the sea meets the sky,
there's a small strip of land where the mermaids lie.
Where they chit and they chat, or play and have fun,
and top up their...
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Categories:
explorer, dark, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
In Inspirations MeadowIn inspirations meadow, the soul roams freely through imaginations
Timeless thoughts, here I’m a boundless spirit soaring in flights fantasy.
Kicking the stardust from the night’s eternal sky, a solar kindred
Dreaming the endless dream of freedom’s spiritualism...
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Categories:
explorer, adventure, beauty, fantasy, imagination, inspirational, mystery, nature,
Form:
Free verse
Something's Amiss POTDI was a successful, scientific explorer, traveling to the remote, distant lands,
Bettering noble lives of many, like budding, green spring which understands.
And every day held fruitful discovery, as when the autumn colors are flying,
Or when...
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Categories:
explorer, dream, fantasy, feelings, happiness, love, world,
Form:
Couplet
Sequestered In My Cozy NookI have known:
of wise detectives catching crooks
of "Thought Police" revising books
a shipwrecked family named Robinson
of lion, witch, and wardrobe magic
Heathcliff's...
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Categories:
explorer, books,
Form:
Rhyme
A Lotus Scrawled FiatMandated this faux gremlin explorer
(alias Cliff Ford) donning reinforced
rubber baby buggy bumpers to dodge
any errant wild jaguar, ram, thunder bird,
bee in blue bonnet hood lamb, et cetera
and/or any cowl screen Fascia hissed
dee fender must be...
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Categories:
explorer, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th grade, anger,
Form:
Free verse
Thaddaeus Haenke (Sentanka)Thaddaeus Haenke
A man of thousand talents
Scientist and musician
His heart belonged to the Indios
His grave will never be found
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Thaddaeus Haenke
Ein Mann mit tausend Talenten
Wissenschaftler und Musiker
Sein Herz schlug für die Indios
Sein Grab wird man nie finden
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Tadeo...
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Categories:
explorer, history
Form:
Senryu
Dora, the Inter-Galatic ExplorerDora the Intergalactic explorer
Dora the intergalactic explorer
Is traveling to the strangest planet
of all the known worlds
she is traveling incognito
with a video crew
making a documentary
the planet earth
is known as a planet
of intelligent monkeys
not much is known...
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Categories:
explorer, adventure, allegory, science fiction, travel,
Form:
Ballad
What IfWhat if Alicia,
Lost her Keys?
Help me find them,
Won't you please?
What if Betty,
Was never White?
Never relax,
Always uptight.
What if Kid,
Couldn't...
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Categories:
explorer, celebrity,
Form:
Rhyme
WordsIt’s a book, a poem, a– whatever you must call it.
It’s words.
I haven’t been everywhere.
Nor have you.
The great explorer travels the Earth, its peaks and valleys, the dark and light.
They have been so far, stepping...
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Categories:
explorer, words,
Form:
Free verse
A Report of the Jewels Excavated From the Tomb of the Hectate, Done In a Kind of a VerseMinute by minute is my fleshy integument perspired,
Lathered and lathed and laved in my own shiny sweat;
And my heart it beats rigorously and unremittingly against its costal chamber,
In the iliac region in which its...
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Categories:
explorer, absence, adventure, africa, analogy, art, confusion, endurance,
Form:
I do not know?
Skin-Color Doesn'T Matter, Part II remember when I was young,
playing with my best friend Jerome,
we had some woods behind our houses,
our frontier, where we would go roam.
We played soldier, explorer, cowboy,
as most young boys are known to do,
we were...
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Categories:
explorer, culture, how i feel, race, racism, society,
Form:
Narrative
Worst EnemyUsually, I don't find the pen until I'm feeling blue,
But those who have come before me said I should write when I'm happy too,
Now at first impression, I didn't find this to be a difficult...
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Categories:
explorer, anxiety, black african american, childhood, confusion, pain,
Form:
Rhyme
Brevity Poems(Collection of Brevity Poems, 50 words or less)
Fall (24 Words)
Random vibrations
Branches stand still
Autumn’s frailty
Shaking in the wind
Warmer hues presented
As air outside chills
Branches emptying
Solemnly to the ground
You Are Not the Father (38 words)
Prince Charming thought he’d...
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Categories:
explorer, poems, poetry, words,
Form:
Free verse