Long Polyglot Poems
Long Polyglot Poems. Below are the most popular long Polyglot by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Polyglot poems by poem length and keyword.
Permaculture Design Operetta
This Permaculture Design Operetta
comes out from within you
with universally acclaimed Grand Patriarchal Earth Rights
to sing in reverse harmonic rhythms and blues
with Full-Octave Matriarchal Earther Feminists Wronged,
marginalized in pre-millennial peace-maker roles
postmillennially re-inheriting the Good Society's climate...
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Categories:
polyglot, destiny, health, humanity, humor, political,
Form:
Political Verse
Love You Messages
When the StraightWhite Patriarchal President
sent out his Praise and Thanks Message
"We love you"
to those who would cathartically enjoy beheading
VicePresident St. Peter's Pence
loves homophobic St. Paul,
This felt like too much tolerating
an unconstitutional intolerable
absence of basic...
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Categories:
polyglot, health, love, peace, political, power, race,
Form:
Political Verse
Earth Day Voices
Voices of creation speak Type A and Type B,
and polyglot dialects through Z,
somehow under what lies in shadow
from B through Z
Anyway, Type A conscious I am alive
in this indoor moment
awake but not directly sun-absorbing...
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Categories:
polyglot, culture, earth, earth day, health, language, light,
Form:
Political Verse
The Malignant Ulcer
I see this ulcer
Mind boggling in perception
Body arresting in phenomena
Of diverse shapes and designs
Magnificently wrought together
In one whiff of putrid scent
It is of an exotic nature
Magnanimously growing out of context
Thus ticking with apocalyptic dimensions ...
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Categories:
polyglot, integrity, leadership, metaphor, people,
Form:
Didactic
Schools are Changing
Gates once locked with poverty's rust
now swing on golden hinges
Every child a key-holder:
the girl whose fingers paint light from darkness,
the boy who dreams in mother tongues and thinks in mathematics,
wheels spinning stories across threshold stones.
Breakfast...
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Categories:
polyglot, appreciation, books, care, change, children, education, school,
Form:
Free verse
Sungod's Flagrant Fertility
From Darwin, and other naturalists,
we learned survival of the fittest
as polymorphically equivalent
to thrival of the fit-in-ingest.
Hmmm,...fittest mutual cooperators
...or maybe peer-to-peer
nation-to-nation
straight-to-queer
positive-to-positive
equals reverse correlative negative-to-negative
communisystemic therapy.
Yikes!
At least inter-reconnecting naturalists
speak evolution of biosystemic species
as an...
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Categories:
polyglot, culture, health, humor, love, philosophy, religion, science,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
Thomas the Jefferson's Train
In my dream
Thomas Jefferson pops out a pilgrim
in The Jeffersons family,
proprietors of Chinese laundries
on the best end of Main Street’s forested path
emerging toward Sanford and Sons
and Daughters Recycling Dump.
Here, midst polyglot stone soups
both informing...
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Categories:
polyglot, culture, freedom, humor, political, race, religion,
Form:
Free verse
The New Pope, Benedict Xvi
His name is Joseph Ratzinger, the new pope Benedict XVI,
Installed as the two hundred sixty-fifth pope since foundation;
he’s a staunch defender of orthodox Catholic doctrine;
he’s German, an accomplished polyglot and theologian,
a good friend with sincerity...
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Categories:
polyglot, dedication, faith, father, hope, inspirational, thank you,
Form:
Narrative
Dancing Meditations
Dancers
and health therapists,
meditators
and educators,
speak of an embodied
listening
and teachable "CORE."
We need,
on bad days,
and want,
on better days,
To exercise,
stretch,
fill and empty,
appreciate
and open
our empowering MindBody Core,
With healthy, resilient outcomes predicted
as a return on investment
for such deep enlightening listening
and learning
intention,
integrity
of...
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Categories:
polyglot, health, peace, philosophy, religion, senses, soulmate, spiritual,
Form:
Political Verse
Bright Beauty
If a maturely individuated ego...
Honey, you just left out most of us.
Could you work on being more inclusive?
is organically
holistically SelfAware,
co-redefining as
Not some Other conscious egocentered person,
Some Other living sensate creature
composed of interdependent
organic health-maintenance...
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Categories:
polyglot, birth, earth, health, light, passion, power, senses,
Form:
Political Verse
The Headless Greenlandic Horseman
The Headless Greenlandic Horseman
A Meditation in 6 parts.
Avalanche
I.
The sky is starry
The night is scary
I'm very afraid
of the living dead;
On a mission; or Fugitives in the city
II.
The headless Greenlandic horseman
speaks Kalaallisut very well indeed,
plus Dansk and...
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Categories:
polyglot, best friend, city, courage, culture, death, uplifting,
Form:
Verse
A Night After the Neurosis : a Song For the Mozaic Society
It is a quite Sunday morning
It was a weird outing in the evening
We saw fuming ashes
We saw failed elephants
We heard the tales of fallen petals
We saw drifting continents of love and lust
It was a quite...
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Categories:
polyglot, allegory, angst, beautiful, character, memory, night, self,
Form:
Free verse
Mary, the Father's Virgin
Still,
Of her father
Even after hair in her armpit
After her four years sojourn in our citadel
With puberty wearing her a beautiful toga
She remains in the shadows of her father.
Of a Mary,
The father’s virgin
Slim, willowy and...
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Categories:
polyglot, daughter, life, love, passion, time, dream, day,
Form:
Blank verse
Let Me Translate
Let me translate
My love for you
From written.... to spoken....to touched
From syllable sensuality
To physical functionality
From verbal to nonverbal virtual reality
Or better yet
Let me translate them into YOUR language
Yes, I’m a polyglot glutton
craving your satiation
Interjection velocity
Groan...
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Categories:
polyglot, language, sensual,
Form:
Free verse
Like a Poet Would Do
Let me love you like a poet would do.
Let me bite on the lid of my pen, thinking of you.
Let me write you down on pieces of paper and scribble you
down on the back...
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Categories:
polyglot, love, passion, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Know Justice, Know Piece
"Have you called Brigit yet?" A friend to bawl and
Here she is, in times or tales of plight and fight,
peace and flight.
One year for every finger on each hand,
one to hold and one...
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Categories:
polyglot, adventure, animal, brother, change,
Form:
Rhyme
Lady Liberty Still Stands Proud In New York Harbor
When did the arms of Lady Liberty turn inwards
Her torch extinguished; her poem long forgotten?
You have heard me say it often since begotten
That which makes America greatest is her diversity.
As a child, I learned some...
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Categories:
polyglot, america, history, language, new york,
Form:
Quatrain
REAL TRUE COUPLET
Putting words on paper does not make a poet,
Writing a recipe does not make a cake.
Knowing how to comment on football does not make a coach.
Reading just one book does not make an intellectual...
Saying yes...
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Categories:
polyglot, allusion, analogy, appreciation, creation, extended metaphor, perspective,
Form:
Free verse
My Polyglot Pen
My pen writes in English
My pen writes in French
Mon stylo écrit en français
My pen writes in Spanish
Mi pluma escribe en español
My pen writes in Italian
La mia penna scrive in italiano
My pen writes in Portuguese
Minha caneta...
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Categories:
polyglot, class, freedom, inspiration, literature, words, write, writing,
Form:
Free verse
Like a Rat
You stare at those loud faces,
Keep your voice low, talk slow and eyes low,
Put down your plate and eat with your back hunched,
You would get a heart attack if they punched,
Always in company and never...
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Categories:
polyglot, philosophy
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
Smith
I am Irish,
I do not patter a brogue, not lilt, or prate the Celtic.
I’m annexed English, cockney, a dead queens piglish,
chameleon tongued.
Something took me, shook me like a spade
until an un-rooted soil fell, a ground...
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Categories:
polyglot, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Yet Do I Sometimes Feel a Languishment
I must suppose I'm fine. I laugh a lot.
My work is bearable. I have a home.
I guess I like this town I'm in. I'll not
annoy you with the glass that's half ......
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Categories:
polyglot, nostalgia,
Form:
Sonnet