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Long Objectified Poems. Below are the most popular long Objectified by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Objectified poems by poem length and keyword.


Premium Member Nature's Healthy Spirits
Listen my son
and you shall hear
strange curiosities
about my spiritual career.

A student of science
Left hemispheric

A student of religion
Right ancient indigenous feelings
kinda queeric

With mindbody Left lightpowered thoughts,
ecopolitically sold out wealthy mind
bought health embodied
for re-connecting Left dogmatic 
voiced...

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Categories: objectified, body, earth, health, integrity, nature, religion, spiritual,
Form: Political Verse



Premium Member What Next Mystery Babylon
"What Next, Mystery Babylon?



The World 
burns with a fever
tongues of Babylon
sing too late 
they sing like 
a river run dry 
divining rods 
searching for 
the last drop
of truth
throats cut 
and bleeding out
their  legacy
the innocent...

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Categories: objectified, evil, humanity, religion,
Form: Free verse
Pleasure To Be Here
Pleasure To Be Here! 

I am here at PoetrySoup because I had no voice, 
No expression of what was internal and inside; 
I used to as a child, three, four, and even two, 
Write poems,...

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Categories: objectified, beautiful, bible, discrimination, freedom, parents, poetry, rights,
Form: Blank verse
Failed Garden of God
The first cut 
of roses 
are in bloom 
and I will 
see them soon, 
very soon. 

They float 
in a bowl 
of Arctic ice-flow; 
regarded highly 
by the local Wal-Mart 
feng shui 
masters. 

Made to...

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Categories: objectified, old, old, time, integrity,
Form: Free verse
Weekend Warrior
Why?
Why not!
Their point of view

Each Friday they drank 
vengeance
every bottle drowned
another ache

Knights
shedding the end of a week
elegant shine
lost in devil may care

Needs
numbed in a 3-day marathon
Drink, drink,
drink until dread's dead...

Why not?
Coz they can't unsee 
a...

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Categories: objectified, addiction,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Passion - Metaphorical Realism
through the key-hole surgery of my delicate heart 
you have reached into the inner sanctum of my soul 
in Plato’s cave where I have locked away my demons 
betrayed by worm casts of secretive earthworms...

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Categories: objectified, art, extended metaphor, passion,
Form: Suzette Prime
Pas Or Care Agency
PAs or Care Agency?

The thing that you need most if you’re disabled, 
Is respect and control when you’re being assisted, 
‘Cos you have a distance from your personal tasks, 
Sometimes from birth, so you just...

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Categories: objectified, bullying, caregiving, character, devotion, friendship, power, rights,
Form: Rhyme
A Blood More Than Blood
We lie to ourselves over and over again.
but it is at all to relocate the blame.
If we can’t trust ourselves who can we trust?

He was born for his blood.
Jesus Christ … 
He is like no...

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Categories: objectified, confusionwoman,
Form: Lyric
Left Behind
I watched left behind on Channel 5 last night,
As I thought that the Christians had recently got it right, 
About just what exactly it is that they believe, 
That the rapture and tribulation out they...

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Categories: objectified, bible, caregiving, film, heaven, judgement, religion, world,
Form: Heroic Couplet
Art Disenchantment
I'd swear it was as if I've seen an authentic Picasso
By the way
I can't turn my eyes away
From yours that is. I love it.
I think, that wordplay will come a long way,
I keep falling for...

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Categories: objectified, allegory, love, love,
Form: Free verse
Listen Up Brothers
I look at art and I see beauty.
I read poems and reveal it too.
I walk among nature and feel it.
I witness it all, but I don’t know you.

Women, God’s handiwork, tough to read
They have plagued...

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Categories: objectified, people, philosophy, social, women, women,
Form: Quatrain
Sex's Butter
awkward girls delivering their spoken thoughts
like hand written love notes
perfumed hopes cherished brightly
one of a hundred that stand at the edge of reality
and in the near perfect unison of dropping lovely invitations
to the magazine advertisements...

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© Mark Junor  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: objectified, beautiful, beauty,
Form: Ballad
Remembrance Day
“The Nazi’s had no value of life,
They neither understood it, 
Nor did they reckon it merited any value,” 
My dad objectified at the table, 
One Remembrance Sunday, 
When I was young. 

Although November the 11th,
Was...

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Categories: objectified, november, peace, remember, remembrance day, war, world
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Battle Rap
Let’s take this outside
Your turn to be objectified
Necktied offside and brutified
Come step outside
Where you can no longer hide
Now you and me can collide

You’re worse than godzilla’s bride
Torpefied and vilified
Uglified, mean and evil-eyed
Always snide and undignified

Ringside,...

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Categories: objectified, abuse, anger, anti bullying, bullying, rap,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Clover Out of Mud
Something comes to mind;
It is no evil thing.
Objectified it stands,
Sings loudly with open mouth,
Nearly speechless.
So is the volume turned up,
Turned on
When frogs croak
In muddy ponds
And tadpoles wink the day.

The field is all clover--
Pure;
It feeds the...

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© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: objectified, allegory, imagery, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
At the Bottom of a Glass
Liquid swirls slowly at the bottom of her glass, 
diving in, she hits the bottom with a crash 
another waiting drink, another lost hour  
Just like her life waiting to be devoured
A trepid woman...

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Categories: objectified, life, loss, people, sad, woman, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Heartbroken
Our heart is where desires arise
and where they are in time resolved
but since we cling to wisps of smoke,
we remain in our dreams involved.

Seeking love that soul may expand,
causes suffering since we seek,
whilst if we...

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Categories: objectified, heart, love, spiritual,
Form: Quatrain
Changes For Girls
They bound our capabilities
By always underestimating our abilities
They have already planned our life before birth
Tossing us away as if we don't have any worth
They treat us the way they please
In there eye, will our dignity...

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Categories: objectified, 11th grade, change, encouraging, for her, freedom,
Form: Rhyme
Forever
‘Forever’ drops through the cracks of time.
The everlasting is a way of saying never-lasting.

We had to change its meaning
for the sake of the children
for those who need nursery rhymes,
and the nursery rhymes are too deep
for...

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Categories: objectified, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Uneducating a Suicide Bomber
If heaven is a rest for the imbeciles,
the banes of hell my portion must be.
If cloud nine is a bordello, 
and the streets of gold are carved along the red-light-district, 
then god must be a...

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Categories: objectified, education, peace, political, religion, god, woman, god,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Cognitive Dissonance
Mind, the architect of life’s structure,
obeys what is learnt as the art of living.
Heart, the carrier of nonlinear abstract intellect,
breathes emotive truth in the framework of being.

If the diktat of mind is not pursued,
life is...

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Categories: objectified, conflict, confusion, heart, life,
Form: Free verse
Slut Woes
(This is about sex believe it or not, which I connect a lot to expressing thoughts about death) 

She lives thru the lies. Bruised open thighs
 Coasts on the high. soul flows free like a...like...

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Categories: objectified, body,
Form: ABC
Summation
What you add up to may be less,
Than what’s inside and unseen, 
But your behaviour will determine, 
Happiness by where you've been. 

Our processes can be perceived, 
By family members or role-models, 
Maybe hierarchically by...

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Categories: objectified, celebration, friendship, humorous, introspection, life, math, mentor,
Form: Rhyme
Condescension
Do words hurt?
To be belittled,
talked down to,
dehumanized,
rejected of your very life.

To be objectified,
demeaned,
robbed of your mind
and spirit,
robbed of your individuality;
your very heart itself.

Do words hurt?
Or are they illusions?

Is equality a dream?
Do you notice it at...

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Categories: objectified, allegory, angst, depression, introspection, life, people, philosophy,
Form: I do not know?
Creation (Terzanelle)
This self exists in grave fluidity – 
when finding nothing inside, ventures out
and looks beyond to seek validity.

Unfortunate, she finds herself without
the thing she needs to valuate a life;
when finding nothing inside, ventures out

to leave...

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Categories: objectified, art, introspection, life, on writing and words,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs