Long Hexagon Poems
Long Hexagon Poems. Below are the most popular long Hexagon by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Hexagon poems by poem length and keyword.
Tea and Poetry In the Ides of March - Part One
Beneath a misty veil of ‘Euphoria’ by Calvin Klein, she dares to dream of acceptance in a world of wanna-be Literary Giants who are members of an elite writer’s group, as she drives along a...
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Categories:
hexagon, satire,
Form:
Free verse
Heated Back
I woke up suddenly with a burning sensation in my back
It felt as though my whole body was on fire and literally I was sweating all over. I took off the covers to appease my...
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Categories:
hexagon, america, change, encouraging, endurance, environment, integrity, march,
Form:
Narrative
The System
The system is breaking their backs; the system is stealing their frock. I woke up this morning in the midnight hours after taking a nap for only one hour, I had no appointment or assignment,.
I...
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Categories:
hexagon, blessing, business, conflict, corruption, endurance, environment, freedom,
Form:
Prose
Bio-Thermal Geometry
Mama, mama ...
I got a triangular problem
And I need you
to give me the square deal truth
Straight honest for real, lying foolproof —
it’s a rectangle of a mess
I’m trapezoid in a love box,
never thought it...
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Categories:
hexagon, cute, fun, humor, math, word play,
Form:
Light Verse
Patchwork of a Master
I’m taking control of this physical presence of mine, this breaking ship;
pulling it down forcefully to the bottom of this god forsaken sea,
allowing it to be destroyed by nature once and for all.
I’m restoring it,
piece...
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Categories:
hexagon, abuse, beauty, courage, growth, hope, truth, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Morning Mail
A hymen or a hyena on a hyperlink is akin to a rotating rogue on a rhododendron. Balancing is deemed important by heavy duty wheels upon petals. Such a fascination for the hibernating hybrid horses....
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Categories:
hexagon, absence,
Form:
I do not know?
Biothermal Geometry
Mama, mama ...
I got a triangular problem
And I need you
to give me the square deal truth
Straight honest for real, lying foolproof —
it’s a rectangle of a mess
I’m trapezoid in a love box,
never thought it...
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Categories:
hexagon, best friend, girlfriend, satire, word play, ,
Form:
Light Verse
What
what
A multitude of dishes is just not a sanctuary of fishes. Ok? Did you hear the trinkling of the water omitting from the tap? Gaps are small and small is smell and smell is stagnantly...
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Categories:
hexagon, beauty, birthday, blessing,
Form:
I do not know?
This Part of Me
This part of me is searching for you, I have knocked on every door and surveyed every shore but the other part of me was not there.
I have a glimpse of what you are like;...
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Categories:
hexagon, appreciation, blessing, business, celebration, community, confidence, soccer,
Form:
Narrative
You Have To Be a Hexagon -Edited
A hexagon, a hexagon, you have to be a hexagon.
You say you are a pentagon?
What use have I for pentagon?
You’re too close to the White House lawn!
So you’re a base to stand upon?
This isn’t...
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Categories:
hexagon, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Life is a Song
My Life is a song sung in a
series of repetitive inferior notes.
I’m unable to record mellow melodies,
as my violin strings continually play
with reckless violet villains.
As I sit and replay recitals of...
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Categories:
hexagon, anger, courage, deep, high school, imagination, loss,
Form:
Free verse
The World Stands On a Pillar
The cardinal adorns itself in a long red feathery coat
With an inconceivable hat protruding from its unpredictable head
pointing steadfast in the hesitant atmosphere probing everyone far and near
It stands...
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Categories:
hexagon, anger, betrayal, change, christian, community, corruption, creation,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
WHEN RELIGION BECOMES YOUR OPIUM
WHEN RELIGION BECOMES
YOUR OPIUM
When religion becomes your
opium you slip into icy pre-dawn
to mosque then lie in fever flu
at dusk as bilal calls again
for you to stumble towards
beckoning forefinger guilt
chalices...
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Categories:
hexagon, 12th grade, deep, god, humanity, integrity, prayer,
Form:
Alliteration
Clockright You Can Really Sing It La La La
It's a thin line travelled on a daring dustbin lid that caresses time. Dutiful are the Daisuke Daoism of daisies whose appearance is quite superb and unsupervised in a midday storm swish. Putting platters place...
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Categories:
hexagon, adventure, allah, allegory, allusion, angel,
Form:
I do not know?
Electric Heaters Versus Tabletops Is a Nil Draw
Age old wisdom scarred not flamed. A dozen baked bees in an hour glass perturbed. And left undisturbed as a minotaur sunbathing on a single blade of grass on a sixty acre lawn. At dusk....
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Categories:
hexagon, anniversary, assonance, , western,
Form:
I do not know?
Could a Bib Be Bibliographical
Age old wisdom scarred not flamed. A dozen baked bees in an hour glass perturbed. And left undisturbed as a minotaur sunbathing on a single blade of grass on a sixty acre lawn. At dusk....
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Categories:
hexagon, baptism, , western,
Form:
I do not know?
Wasp Nest Under Construction 1
Wasp nest under construction...
vacancies for yellow jackets also available
alternately titled: eave'n roofs houses nidus
If ye dear reader find yourself
as an under appreciated
busy buddy buzzfeeding bee -
hive got just the solution.
When me and the misses
entered...
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Categories:
hexagon, 12th grade, autumn, beautiful, community, creation, film,
Form:
Free verse
Two Fine Words Like Cherry Preserve
My name is printed in a column,
Politely, like a queue,
A school crocodile line.
Two words in staining ink.
My fingertips,
They have turned black,
Tracing lines of a curling print,
Prints burned away by fire,
Off a silent roasting child,
Fat, bean-ish,...
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Categories:
hexagon, mental illness, suicide,
Form:
Free verse
The Ruba'Iyat of Creteil Lake - Part Twenty-Five
The Ruba’iyat of Créteil Lake – Part Twenty-Five
The Chief Executive gone a day doubled back to Hexagon
From Arcadian fields where old “friends” feasted the traditional bond
Took one look at road map and declared an Etat...
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Categories:
hexagon, allegory,
Form:
Rubaiyat
1st family reunion
2025.2.1
My big happy family 1st reunion.
Today, Saturday, is the 4th day of CNY.
It is a bit late to gather and to celebrate.
Can't help it though, since most members,
Worked during the weekdays.
Great grandma, grandmas, mothers and...
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Categories:
hexagon, celebration, children, family, food, happy, memory, money,
Form:
Free verse
CUTTING CORNERS
What of pride and presentation
When time is short in duration?
An octagon out of a square...
Proverbial scissors used there.
It is what it is - this, I hear
Constantly in and out each ear.
A triangle meets hexagon
In repetition,...
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Categories:
hexagon, conflict, stress, work,
Form:
Rhyme
Imitation
You are many things to within
A quarter of capacity.
Eyes drawn back to show
a sea of emeralds. Cut like a hexagon
Imitating diamonds.
The skin of your nose, crinkled
With disapproval. Worn velvet, Patched
To imitate strength. Stretched further than
Full...
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Categories:
hexagon, confusion, imagination,
Form:
I do not know?
A Very Nice Little Horse Story
A nice little horse story to tell to the beetles and cakes.
What if the rotating square meet the sides of a spinning circle? Well a dance, a spin and a sparkly front facing flip out...
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Categories:
hexagon, beauty, horse,
Form:
I do not know?
Shapes
Ellipse, evolute, vertex and curve,
Humdrum circle or ricochet swerve
Astroids or cusps, arcs or sectors;
What have those got to do with vectors?
Curvature, cone, Cartesian plane…
Oval, deltoid… what’s in a name?
Geoid oscillation, pedal, radial, rose…
What on earth...
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Categories:
hexagon, assonance, class, confusion, extended metaphor, hilarious, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
I'LL WRITE ANOTHER DAY
I sit here with my heart in my mouth
Wondering how things so quickly went south.
A task I once did with joy and delight
Now feels like a burden I shoulder each night.
It's nearly day 130 of...
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Categories:
hexagon, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse