Long Fertilised Poems
Long Fertilised Poems. Below are the most popular long Fertilised by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Fertilised poems by poem length and keyword.
Heart
"Heart"
Deep fissures formed
in the cracks of
the nowhere place
where time leeched
bleeding claret
through the green
veined blues
protean bit by bit
the flesh disappears
prematurely 6ft under
mulch for rebirth
the subcontinent
conscientious conscience
inward reaching
the divine central tableau...
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Categories:
fertilised, muse,
Form:
Free verse
The Wonderful Journey of the Butterfly
This beautiful journey begins
From a courtship routine
The male perch themselves on leaves
And create a glorious scene
Waiting for a female
Just to fly on by
Now he has his chance
But, she’ll be the one to decide
The male...
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Categories:
fertilised, adventure, beautiful, education, nature,
Form:
Light Verse
Price of Freedom
Our Freedom was bought at a price
Slaughtering Of the innocent paved our
streets in blood.
The carcases of our beloved fertilised our ambitions
Nurturing the growth of our consciences
And as for their...
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Categories:
fertilised, patriotic,
Form:
Free verse
You Are of This Earth
You came to be here gradually,
from the whirling chaos of the dreaming infant,
anchored by the maternal hand to earth.
Do not try to fly back to heaven today.
Be patient;your guides will,with no effort,
Teach you...
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Categories:
fertilised, allegory, introspection, love, mystery, nature, perspective,
Form:
Blank verse
Foretold, Angels
Foretold? Angels?
When you have sex, and you really love the other,
You know sometimes if you’ve fertilised and conceived,
And Mary and Joseph’s love must’ve been strong,
As marriage was the portal demanded and perceived.
So...
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Categories:
fertilised, angel, baby, birth, christmas, god, jesus, judgement,
Form:
Rhyme
Too Much Sun Has Made Them Over-Bold
The pink flowers of the honeysuckle rise
Like crocuses in springtime on the green
Like eager maidens wanting to be seen
While sunshine glitters on their shapely thighs.
Too much sun has made them over-bold
They are at...
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Categories:
fertilised, nature,
Form:
Quatrain
Barren Land of Illiteracy
Barren land of illiteracy ,
Soil never having been loosened,
Not fertilized by education !
Prejudice from heart difficult to eradicate,
Aspirations vacilitate, soon disheartened,
Barren land of illiteracy !
Comforts and bad money marionette ,
End of the day, lie disillusioned,
Not...
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Categories:
fertilised, desire, education, hope, prejudice,
Form:
Villanelle
The Aftermath
She became his ex after they had had sex.
He told her to relax even though their act was lax.
He drove away for he owned a car.
She owned nought and couldn't go far.
...
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Categories:
fertilised, pain,
Form:
Verse
What's Love
What's Love.
Love is like a rose it blooms in the sun
fertilised with affection warmth and fun,
love is like a river that ebbs and flows
currents getting stronger as it grows,
Love is like a mountain with its...
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Categories:
fertilised, love, uplifting,
Form:
Rhyme
Miscarriage
My little seed in its soft pod.
My little egg fertilised by love.
Splitting and dividing.
A little gift from up above.
My little silver blackberry of cells.
Floating like a balloon.
My body getting ready for you.
I'd hold you in...
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Categories:
fertilised, baby, growth, loss, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Loganberry
I have never seen one like you before. What are you? Iam a believer , l believe the truth scripted in your brown eyes.
The dehydration left you wounded , your heart needs love you beautiful...
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Categories:
fertilised, age, america, birth, courage, emotions, how i
Form:
Free verse
Chimera
CHIMERA
Chimera in the modern world, you’ll find
Is an illusion or fabrication of the mind
In architecture, a beast carved in stone
But if seen, it is best to leave them alone
Or an organism with two different DNAs
With...
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Categories:
fertilised, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme
Bio Mass
Bio Mass.
I have had an intimate connection with effluence or
to use a more proper word, shit of the animal kind
I could by the aroma alone know which animal had
passed the track. Most animal dung...
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Categories:
fertilised, allusion, body, farm,
Form:
Burlesque
Astonishing That We Should Live At All
To fulminate against the hands of fate
To vent our anger on beloved friends
Will not repair our ills and our mistakes
But may bring friendships to a bitter end.
For who are we to know what...
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Categories:
fertilised, anti bullying, life, longing,
Form:
Sonnet
When Death Dies
Amber of golden flakes wither to a crisp
And green vines slither up the tree's limb.
Hills flourish up around like a wind's cold wisp
That leaves nothing more than this Grim.
Wrenched cries have eternalized
Its great wrath...
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Categories:
fertilised, angst, dark, death, depression, grief,
Form:
Rhyme