Long Lengthwise Poems
Long Lengthwise Poems. Below are the most popular long Lengthwise by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Lengthwise poems by poem length and keyword.
A Sunshine Revolution
I was attending a birthday party, once when summer was young.
We played games on the back lawn, beneath the huge orange sun.
Colorful birds were tweeting, almost the way that people do,
To say good morning sunshine,...
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Categories:
lengthwise, birthday, change, fantasy, magic, summer, sunshine, uplifting,
Form:
Couplet
The Reminiscence
The green village, the colored city, the ever familiar locality
Each path, tree, house, turn, each native I have left behind
But creepers, hedges have entangled with my leg and hand
The green crops fields, green hills, fruit...
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Categories:
lengthwise, birth, childhood, memory, youth,
Form:
Pastoral
'san Francisco, Open Your Golden Gate'-Dk
*Image of Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco by Pixabay.
"San Francisco, Open Your Golden Gate"
In my youthful primes some numerous years ago,
while Haight-Ashbury flickers in San Francisco,
ex-law enforcers, lawyers, demagogues all,
met in the solemn grand chambers...
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Categories:
lengthwise, america, hilarious, imagery, perspective,
Form:
Rhyme
Mona Lisa -Page 6 of 6
Mona Lisa is
Looking directly with fizz
Loving life more than slaying
Her bent left arm looks
Curving as rushed water goes
Few miles into Sinai cove
Her left side’s dark cheek
A map of bliss’ Middle East
Tsunami comes to seek...
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Categories:
lengthwise, mystery
Form:
Choka
Our Hidden External World
Written: December 10, 2023
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A lengthwise lexicon for fulfilling any fantasy.
Trapped in a landslide and given up by reality,
In this vagrancy, the rocket derives...
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Categories:
lengthwise, analogy, appreciation, creation, space,
Form:
Rhyme
Longing Bird
There was a little bird once dwelt in my heart, he built a nest
on the tree branch hanging by the window of my heart
with the webbings spun from sunlight in lengthwise
and the...
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Categories:
lengthwise, anxiety, bird, longing,
Form:
Free verse
Beyond the Hall Light
I.
At Bredinsburg Road Cemetery
the fence pillars
stand arched
on each side
where the empty space of
shoulder bone meets shoulder bone.
II.
I tread lightly
here,
tombstones
white chipped shale
scattered and tilted askew
flat like deli plates
tossed wilily...
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Categories:
lengthwise, life, loss, mystery, social,
Form:
Free verse
Zulu Muse and Her Woven Basket
Under a thatch of welded grasses
Beneath the sentry trees and singing birds
A seven decade muse sits on a naked earth
Drunk by the tunes of choir birds
Creativity invades her weary veins
As she strokes the grassy strips
Expertise...
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Categories:
lengthwise, art
Form:
Free verse
A Dog's Life
He presses up against the open door
where the sun glows and warms the carpet.
Such simple need he has
that give him comfort and joy as his eyes close
soaking in the...
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Categories:
lengthwise, dog, life, light, sun,
Form:
Free verse
The Slow Hands Flies
The Slow Hands Flies
'Your soft slow hand feels like flitting fireflies '
Albeit, naught fireflies had, but slow hand flies,
Here in Hawaii where our slow hands rise,
E'er so smoothly, while they lift to the skies,
Their...
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Categories:
lengthwise, dance, meaningful,
Form:
Monorhyme
Cherries and Blueberries
Cherries and Blueberries
Fresh cherries, red ripened under the sun;
Picked in the orchard, plump, and succulent.
And blueberries plucked from bushes in the wild,
Mouth-watering, tasty when crushed in the mouth.
Absolutely delicious when used as fillers,
In brimmed over...
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Categories:
lengthwise, fruit, summer,
Form:
Verse
Serious Poem Ii
Only one of the haiku poems below is serious. The others are frivolous. Can you spot the serious poem?
Longitudinal
lines run lengthwise, criss-crossing
lines of latitude.
A "friend of the court,"
or "amicus curiae,"
is no friend of mine!
For perfect...
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Categories:
lengthwise, poems,
Form:
Haiku
Life of Old Threads In a Jacquard- Infinite Infinitian Contest
Jails we weave in hues of red rust
All our yarns are strong and just
Croons of threads sing on a
Quilt, "A song of trust!"
Urged the wefts,'we
Are like Silk,
Roped for
dust!
8th October 2015
Jacquard: a fabric made on...
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Categories:
lengthwise, symbolism,
Form:
Acrostic