Long Interstitial Poems
Long Interstitial Poems. Below are the most popular long Interstitial by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Interstitial poems by poem length and keyword.
Weird Fake NewsWeird "fake" news
This pencil necked geek
did hair thru the long grapevine
actually following false tidbit
originated within imagination i.e. mine,
while stationed at Macbook Pro
laptop - time already inching close
to hour of rise and shine
yikes still no bloody...
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Categories:
interstitial, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, grave,
Form:
Free verse
Did I Say What I Said You SaidDid I say What I said You said
You said looking a little forlorn
a little redundant
the contradicting crosses in your eyelashes
thrusting forth the brazen prophet in you for the day
...
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Categories:
interstitial, grief, humanity, metaphor, psychological, spoken word, words,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Succulent Luscious DreamzMalodorous tavern’s garret, the codger it accommodates, No more,
Fuzzled in brew, his fuzzy lady, her life she lives to abhor.
Randy colleen gape at her with aghast,
Talk around that she has “the dead hands of the...
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Categories:
interstitial, fantasy, , sweet love,
Form:
Couplet
The Love I Seethe For My SonsIn my life thus far I have lived the following enhances of verbal helping experiences learned in 7th grade from Mrs. Aumond; Is am are was were be being been have has had do does...
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Categories:
interstitial, analogy, caregiving, divorce, feelings, introspection, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Inexplicable Quirky Memory Unhinged Clasp OneA rhetorical question finds me ask
king (to no one in particular) why I bask
with recollection the names of blank
exclamatory staid grade school crank
key teachers approximately
42,0480,000 breaths aye drank
fifty years ago...
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Categories:
interstitial, death, depression, hurt, psychological, sad, suicide, youth,
Form:
Free verse
Inexplicable Quirky Memory Unhinged Clasp OneA rhetorical question finds me ask
king (to no one in particular) why I bask
with recollection the names of blank
exclamatory staid grade school crank
key teachers approximately
42,0480,000 breaths aye drank
fifty years ago...
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Categories:
interstitial, 12th grade, 9th grade, anxiety, endurance, fear,
Form:
Free verse
Master Valluvan, the Long-Misunderstood Tamil Mentor - Part TwoPart Two
...
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Categories:
interstitial, on writing and words,
Form:
Free verse
Close Call In IrelandCLOSE CALL IN IRELAND
I once had an affaire de coeur with a foxylady, in fact a randy colleen
In Ireland with a tough older brother looking to...
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Categories:
interstitial, funny, me, old, me, old,
Form:
Free verse
In This Poetic Intent Herein I'Ve Partly FailedUpon this fairly scribal yet oversize,
Very squarish or rectangular tablet,
Do I scribble and scrawl these very words,
And those of the completeness of at least a brace,
A twain, a pair of poems,...
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Categories:
interstitial, art,
Form:
I do not know?
On Driving Westward Toward VersaillesI
wet cat impaled on telegraph poles
serrated ashbrown fur
tinged with flinting silver
a mirror blue
cut by guitar strings on a shining plate
bathed in molten evening shine
jet streaks through pylon barrage
windshield wipers’ hemicircular swipe
dry cat’s crusty baguette fur
ashen...
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Categories:
interstitial, introspection, october,
Form:
Idyll (Idyl)
And Let Us Now Silence That Intrusive Music So Ominous, So Banal, So Tinny and So SlightAs rains and the torrentialest of snows plummet,
Filling all the skies and the area interstitial to earth and sky
With a frenzy of flying flakes;
As gusty winds doth blow and toss the flakes this...
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Categories:
interstitial, absence, age, america, analogy, animal, appreciation, assonance,
Form:
I do not know?
Celafid NamoyllHumours turn acrid near
The silent seer.
Escaping absentees scamper
Further down the hole that holds their likeness
Extinguish | fatal obscurant | visions.
...
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Categories:
interstitial, silence, visionary, words,
Form:
Free verse
Fractured EnglishYour list of words is *dubious,
so many came from slang.
I fear my up-tight mama
would forbid the whole shebang.
*Affaire de coeur is French of course
and we may only borrow.
I also know what’s slang today
could be correct...
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Categories:
interstitial, funny, words,
Form:
Light Verse
Empty SpacesEmpty Spaces
November 5, 2010 at 8:41pm
Empty Spaces
And so he developed a love for emptiness,
all the spaces between things, what demarks this from that,
interstitial transitions of season, faraway lands, or seconds on a wristwatch.
It...
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Categories:
interstitial, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
PeninsulaLife has made me travel over the isthmus
I stand on the peninsula of existence,
An interstitial wandering through a life,
Dominated by intertidal forces of fate,
That overwhelm me,
Here on this narrow strip of life...
No longer in control...
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Categories:
interstitial, angst, fantasy, happiness, introspection, life, nature, sad,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
WaitingThe time ticks by
As I stare at the clock
Knowing my near future.
Just sitting
Waiting.
No news, no change.
Storms rage,
Confusion, resignation, consternation .
The time seems slower somehow.
Like the whole world still...
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Categories:
interstitial, flying, travel,
Form:
Free verse
The ProposalI now acquiesce to this with you
May ours be that affaire-de-coeur
Where dubious turmoils never flow,
For you etherea ladyl,
Have fuzzled me enough that I subservient,
By hindsight should have surrendered long ago,
But hither and yon was my...
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Categories:
interstitial, friendship, love,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Expatriate...inspired by 'With a Photograph to Zell'
by Hart Crane.
We scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from...
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Categories:
interstitial, dedication
Form:
Verse
Expatriate...inspired by 'With a Photograph to Zell'
by Hart Crane.
We scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from...
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Categories:
interstitial, england,
Form:
Verse
Expatriate...inspired by 'With a Photograph to Zell' by Hart Crane
We scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to...
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Categories:
interstitial, on writing and words,
Form:
Verse
ExpatriateI scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to a sigh.
Time and separation matter not,
our spirits meld where'er...
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Categories:
interstitial, celebration, growing up,
Form:
Verse
ExpatriateI scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to a sigh.
Time and separation matter not,
our spirits meld where'er...
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Categories:
interstitial, friendship,
Form:
Verse
ExpatriateI scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to a sigh.
Time and separation matter not,
our spirits meld where'er...
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Categories:
interstitial, happiness,
Form:
Verse
ExpatriateI scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to a sigh.
Time and separation matter not,
our spirits meld where'er...
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Categories:
interstitial, england,
Form:
Verse
ExpatriateWe scan the skies as vapor sails,
made wide by distance, destinations
guessed at, criss-cross trails
of global peregrinations;
two of thousands flying high
'til touchdown, from a roaring to a sigh.
Time and separation matter not,
our spirits meld where'er...
Read More
Categories:
interstitial, friendship,
Form:
Verse