Long Jacksonville Poems
Long Jacksonville Poems. Below are the most popular long Jacksonville by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Jacksonville poems by poem length and keyword.
Would the Real Matthew Scott Harris Please Stand UpWould the real “Matthew Scott Harris” please stand up!
Yo...over here in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania
all the other ones (that follow below)...
them guys imposters I write – every ƒµ©**** one.
Curiosity and discretion
got the better part of me...
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Categories:
jacksonville, 12th grade, adventure, age, celebrity, character, cool,
Form:
Free verse
1960
Johnny Cash gives it away for free,
John K says he would like to be Prez.
Richard Nixon will run against him,
so the republican party says.
Lamar Cox gets 44th KO,
‘The Stilt’ scores 58 in one game.
In high...
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Categories:
jacksonville, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Audience ParticipationA story probably most of you already know.
This took place on a football team not too long ago.
The owner and all the coaches together agreed,
that a star receiver was their immediate need.
The best all-pro pass...
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Categories:
jacksonville, sports
Form:
Rhyme
My Unconditional DogFirst of all, it’s a big responsibility,
especially in a city like Jacksonville, or Philadelphia, or wherever really.
So think long and hard before deciding on love.
On the other hand, love gives you a sense of security:
when...
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Categories:
jacksonville, beauty, faith, forgiveness, happiness, hope, inspirational, life,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Throttle Up, ChallengerSynchronicity woven by fate’s volatile hands
Gave rise to calamity in deceptive, calm skies
Creating tragedy so harsh that reason defies
Into a nation’s sad heart, a mortal arrow lands
"Hear ye, teachers,"...
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Categories:
jacksonville, grief, space,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme
My Respnse To Church QuestionsSt. James Discernment Question Answers
Thank you answering these questions and helping the Discernment Committee
with it's work.
From: James Thomas Horn
#1 Remember a moment that was a high point, when you felt our church was doing...
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Categories:
jacksonville, allegory, analogy,
Form:
I do not know?
No Room For Crybabies Pt 2Times had turned to worse after my dad left, and after their fight of many fights !
I hear him say to mama, "I am going to the store and he slam-mss the front door..
...and he...
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Categories:
jacksonville, inspirational, life, me,
Form:
Imagism
No Room For Crybabies Pt 3The trip was worth all of the diffulculties that we esperienced in arriving to gran'nny
house, such as first the day my dad left us, and then mama telling grannie that she was
examine by a specialist...
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Categories:
jacksonville, black african american, inspirational, love, care, care,
Form:
Rhyme
When Gps AttacksHow we love our Global Positioning System for getting us to a place…and back
but what are we to do…when our GPS attacks?
First of all let me come clean…I admit with my GPS…sometimes I like to...
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Categories:
jacksonville, humorous,
Form:
Verse
Mother and DadMother was a beautiful soul. I miss her so.
Mother was a beautiful woman and girl, go
On and on I could. I would but there's Dad.
Most of the time he was happy, sometimes sad.
His big belly...
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Categories:
jacksonville, dedicationdad, beautiful, me, time, beautiful, dad, me,
Form:
Rhyme
One Family's Zoological BiographyOne Family
Parents, two daughters and a son
Children were young and loved learning about life.
Together, they explored the world…often visiting the zoo.
Lover of: the first child with her scientific mind; she loved to watch animals...
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Categories:
jacksonville, animals, familyfamily, child, family,
Form:
Bio
(3) Three Tear's of a Lonily Man (Never Stop Believing) Pt.2As the sweltering heat finally simmer's down to it's most modest degree. I notice some
one resting right beside me, someone who once had a home and family, now we're
both are homeless-both are distraught. Upon the...
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Categories:
jacksonville, dedicationcry, may, drug,
Form:
Quintain (English)
The Good LifeRunning the 95 from Jacksonville to Richmond
On a Sunday afternoon in June
The thermometer and the road signs read the same
Sunny and hot, the miles were winding away
When the gas tank and the hour called for...
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Categories:
jacksonville, america, car, family, food, journey, people, travel,
Form:
Narrative
A Difficult DecisionWe were blessed to visit with our grandchildren
and had a wonderful Thanksgiving Day
We ate, we laughed, we played a game
before they went on their way.
Two of our grandchildren are at the University of Florida
Three...
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Categories:
jacksonville, humor,
Form:
Verse
JacksonvilleJacksonville, at this hour, tell me
Do you miss me where the river flows
Through Florida's tangled history
Where the Mocama cotton grows
Do you see me driving early
To teach where the clansman name holds
Such reverence in history
For black...
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Categories:
jacksonville, history, places, me, heart, children, heart, me,
Form:
Lyric
Hunkering DownReady or not here he comes
Best you batten down the hatches
Unless you were one of the smart ones to run
Like a Coon Hound in July chasing rabbits
Alright, alright, alright
As you turn and face the...
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Categories:
jacksonville, fun, humor,
Form:
Free verse
The Time Has ComeWhat is the sound that I hear, the early call of the sparrow? their music is very
clear. Last nite-I heard gunfire and yes that's typical as in my neighborhood we all
live with fear. But each...
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Categories:
jacksonville, dedication, inspirationalnight, time, sound, morning, night, sound,
Form:
Narrative
Irma Pulled a Fast OneIrma Pulled a Fast One
By Franklin Price
9/11/2017 – 6:07AM
Irma pulled a fast one
Just before I closed my eyes
Took a right turn to the East
To sooner see the sun arise
Was supposed to go to Tampa
Get a...
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Categories:
jacksonville, rain, storm, weather,
Form:
Rhyme
Ode To the St. Johns River, Jacksonville, FlMy Saint John flow on
Through forest, marsh and town's spread
Tablecloth of stars
Conquistadors gone
The blue herons walk alone
In moonlight's silence
River and lone night
Memory is a wind's hope
Rustling swamps for gold
Let us keep our thoughts
In slow meandering...
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Categories:
jacksonville, allegory, nature
Form:
Haiku
I Thought Irma Was OverI Thought Irma Was Over
By Franklin Price
9/11/2017 – 5:26 PM
I thought Irma was over
When she turned right at the coast
To cross the width of Florida
With an eye I thought was toast
She made it although...
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Categories:
jacksonville, rain, storm, weather, wind,
Form:
Rhyme
Love,Pain,PassportsBaltimore cashmere fiskars tee-off
Building lines center points Centerville La Prada orange
Normal sesmatics North Carolina persuasions evident in my speech Forward Ultra Plus
Leaning torwards concrete discovers more
Interior Atlantic Cambridge clandestine
Bermuda temper-pedic Sealey SEALS ?? Evergreen
Miranda...
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Categories:
jacksonville, 11th grade, 7th grade, africa,
Form:
Rhyme
My Florida VacationIf you're trying to push your Coupe' DeVille
from Panama City to Jacksonville
You've got to journey through Gadsden County.
So you better mind your P's and Q's
if you plan on driving through
and keep both eyes wide open...
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Categories:
jacksonville, funny, holiday, life,
Form:
Monorhyme
Cold Winter NightThe cold air blowing through my frail body,
puts goose bumps all over me.
Walking through large snow drifts,
making time seem longer,
and each step taking away
my energy.
Time drags on into the night,
searching for shelter to hide from
the...
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Categories:
jacksonville, imaginationfire, fire,
Form:
I do not know?
The First Time Ever"The Lobster House" on the St.
Johns River in Downtown-Downtown 1950s
Jacksonville, Florida, was where
"The Creaturefrom the Black Lagoon" crawled
up from the deep onto a riverfront
deck to howls of derision at Hollywood
hucksters from an...
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Categories:
jacksonville, adventure, allusion,
Form:
Blank verse
Sunday Road TripIt was something
You will take a long time forgetting
Should you sit on a Sunday's emptiness
Wanting something to do
Your hand always had the steering
Yet it was I who saw the map
And the detours that did not...
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Categories:
jacksonville, friendship, places, longing, giggle,
Form:
Free verse