Long Prosthetics Poems
Long Prosthetics Poems. Below are the most popular long Prosthetics by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Prosthetics poems by poem length and keyword.
I Hear He's a Winner
Bolsonaro was president of Brazil from 2019 to 2023.
Former army officer and right-wing nationalist who revered Brazil's 1964–1985 military rule.
Jair Bolsonaro sought to arm a disarmed nation.
To a place where gun ownership meant freedom.
Anti-establishment populism...
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Categories:
prosthetics, analogy, bereavement, celebrity, international, political,
Form:
Bio
Adieu Dental Floss and Toothbrush
(21st century pearly white prosthetics,
restored jaw bar wah key)
Aye noel hunger bristle,
and when false teeth soak at night
in tandem with stubby facial gristle
har reckon noah kisses
...
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Categories:
prosthetics, 11th grade, 12th grade, farewell, grief, hyperbole,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Vets Know
Vets Know
by Odin Roark
Deployment
(Via Refrigerator Magnets)
Sweetheart
Should have told you
I’m sorry
I’ve buttered
the last piece
the heel
you never eat
Can...
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Categories:
prosthetics, life, , memorial,
Form:
Free verse
I wanna trade in my stubby spindleshanks
I wanna trade in my stubby spindleshanks...,
(a poor excuse for legs),
and get me the latest
sophisticated prosthetics advancements,
whereat integration of cultured stem cells
into custom made appendages
allows, enables, and provides
unfortunate recipients of amputations
to experience sensations.
No more will...
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Categories:
prosthetics, 11th grade, 12th grade, anger, april, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
Antifragility
In last night's movie, a young writer
and an older, married with children French woman
fall in love. They did not meet during a village massacre
and money is no object, Manhattan
the place I was priced out of....
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Categories:
prosthetics, children, love, money, music, night, weather, woman,
Form:
Verse
The Peephole That Is the Moon
An infinite door of midnight blue;
glowing peephole that is the moon.
Dare I look before turned to dust?
Yes, dear friend, I surely must.
In the midst, a city of finest gold,
large as the earth; immense and bold.
Quoins...
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Categories:
prosthetics, faith, god, heaven, hope,
Form:
Rhyme
We
E Pluribus Unum ~ Out Of Many, One
[Author's note: E Pluribus Unum is a traditional motto of the United
States, but the scope of this poem is intended to be of a more global...
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Categories:
prosthetics, career, life, planet, together, visionary,
Form:
Rhyme
Too Young
Fresh out of high school thought it would be cool
Signed on with the army not having a clue
Sixteen weeks of training mental torture a must
Than cast into battle not sure who to trust
Left right left...
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Categories:
prosthetics, war,
Form:
Bio
Academic Issues At the Holiday Table
One has a rallying spear
Other has a chomp to fear
But on the weekend to give gratitude
A Seminole and Gator won’t be showing any attitude
Cancelled is their rivalry match
Neither one will...
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Categories:
prosthetics, america, football, games, school, sports, student, thanksgiving
Form:
Rhyme
In glass displays, they stand, forever seeking new prosthetics
In glass displays, they stand, forever seeking new prosthetics,
Slumbering consciences drift on waves of ads and hollow promises,
We swallow mass culture whole, like blind fish in murky waters,
Forgetting to deeply breathe life's essence, lost in...
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Categories:
prosthetics, fantasy,
Form:
Free verse
Not a Veteran
NOT A VETERAN
I’m not an Army veteran, it’s a cap that doesn’t fit.
I’m a guy that wore the green yes, but I don’t feel I did my bit.
I’ve never faced the enemy, stared down the...
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Categories:
prosthetics, military,
Form:
Rhyme
David Henson
David can often be seen hot on the trail,
Of Richard Whitehead, sprinter, runner,
And was reported in Rio de Janero’s mail,
As the 200m bronze medalist, stunner.
He went to St George Catholic College,
Located...
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Categories:
prosthetics, courage, health, patriotic, race, sports, strength, war,
Form:
Quatrain
A Senior Citizen's First Email
Things are quiet here, a friend writes
in the first email of his long life:
Most mornings I drive to Gillson Park,
sit and read beside the Lake.
The waves are a symphony.
Books are better there. Sometimes...
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Categories:
prosthetics, age,
Form:
Blank verse
SUTURECALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALIDOSES
BREAKING: [WEALTHY VENTURE CAPITALIST] BUYS
[PLOT OF LAND] FOR [INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION]
[CIGARETTES] AND [TYLENOL]
[TORNIQUETES] AND [ALCOHOL]
LOOPY DOOPY [LAUGHING GAS]
[COLORS] [FLAVORS] [SASSAFRAS]
FOR [FALSE SENSE OF FULFILLMENT], TRY
[ARTIFICIAL PRODUCT MARKETED TO MASSES]
[HOUSE FIRES] AND [CAR COLLISIONS]
[BURNING TIRES]...
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Categories:
prosthetics, addiction, corruption, drug, environment, identity, satire, society,
Form:
Rhyme
Richard Whitehead
Richard Whitehead is really a marathon runner,
But when he wanted to compete in the stunner,
In the London Marathon in 2012, he found battle,
So had to turn to para sprinting with his bottle.
So in...
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Categories:
prosthetics, body, celebrity, courage, health, race, sports, strength,
Form:
Heroic Couplet
Learning To Fly
The one thing you can count on,
Is that knowledge will inspire.
And it put us on the path,
Like the early quest for fire.
All the answers that we sought,
Would advance the human race.
From the sculpting of the...
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Categories:
prosthetics, cancer, creation, education, fire, flying, health, technology,
Form:
Rhyme
Dav
BTK is a club they join
it means "below the knee"
one of the less horriffic states
of being an amputee
The price that's paid by many troops
on battlefields 'round the globe
uniforms of camoflauge
become pajamas and a robe
They...
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Categories:
prosthetics, thank you,
Form:
Quatrain
Living With Ptsd
We were all trained to push the limits of the human barrier.
physically growing stronger.
Mentally developing professionalism.
Improvise, adapt and overcome.
A war-torn country is the birth of a squaddie.
The remembrance of the vast desert, the lush-us green...
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Categories:
prosthetics, memorial,
Form:
Narrative
Unspoken Echoes - the Weight of Silence
My mind is filled with things to be said and my mouth is filled with things unsaid.
My head goes empty when I pick up a pen to write the things to be said and...
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Categories:
prosthetics, confusion, introspection,
Form:
Prose Poetry