Long Reclaimed Poems
Long Reclaimed Poems. Below are the most popular long Reclaimed by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Reclaimed poems by poem length and keyword.
A Parallel EarthIt was the weekend, and I was sleeping late that day,
Alone with the morning, while savoring marvels of May.
As I drowsed luxuriantly, at the outskirts of dreams,
I heard a strange sound, while soaking in gay...
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Categories:
reclaimed, adventure, earth, fantasy, love, nature, peace, world,
Form:
Couplet
The Mountain of Knowledge:In my opinion, one goal in life is to reach the summit of the mountain of knowledge.
But we all seem to be in a rush to attain this, and all following the same path that...
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Categories:
reclaimed, analogy, bird, mountains,
Form:
Narrative
Ten Years, Somewhere In Their Lost Neighbourhood
“Ten Years, Somewhere in their Lost Neighbourhood”
Of course,
he said, like a god,
there is no course,
one must simply go with the flow
the penumbra stands waivering its existence,
a kind of deactivation, fuzzy borderline hanging,
backing the art...
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Categories:
reclaimed, muse,
Form:
Narrative
Herstory from Battlefields to LaboratoriesHerstory from Battlefields to Laboratories
- Daniel Henry Rodgers
Beneath stardust's scattered gleam,
Her-story, a comet’s tail, blazing across time.
Through seasons it molds
...Once hushed now bold
We rise like a chorus harmonizing
...In this vast of an eternal fold.
For...
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Categories:
reclaimed, freedom, girl, history, literature, march, rights, women,
Form:
Narrative
G L Trestrail and Co Ltd
A rising sun burns like a solar flare
from St. Augustine to St. Clair,
to daze me from sleep’s tranquil hold
and dreams of serendipities of old -
to rise again the boy I was...
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Categories:
reclaimed, nostalgia,
Form:
Couplet
Gospels
"Gospels"
Gospels are lost on a god
words are never hidden
under rocks
unturned stones
for the hiding
Poets caress swords
a legend firm in their hearts
undrawn they hold it out
as victor for witness
and target, practice
to fall on love
brutally...
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Categories:
reclaimed, god, gospel, muse, poets, woman,
Form:
Free verse
When the World Grew Wings - FullThere once came a day
when the world took flight
('twas only a handful
who gaped at the sight)
For when she spread her wings
so few could believe;
and fewer still
could keep alive the dream,
that had awakened for all to...
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Categories:
reclaimed, allegory, allusion, beautiful, earth, metaphor, spiritual, symbolism,
Form:
Rhyme
Man on the Precipice of EternityIn seventy-eight, my steel-stallion, KZ1000,
pride, wind in my hair.
Its Sissy Bar, firm tether, bag secured,
my wanderlust's prayer.
Where sun, snow, wind sculpt my journey's theme
...
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Categories:
reclaimed, death, destiny, emotions, faith, god, life, loss,
Form:
Narrative
Elephants LiveAnd then the Head Elephant rose from the dead
Surprising and shocking everyone
All cheered, “He is alive!” they shouted
“He lives!”
The opposition wrung their hands,
Beads of sweat poured from their brows.
They had been so sure,...
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Categories:
reclaimed, america, history, hope, loss, political, power,
Form:
Political Verse
Preach From ExperienceYou could tell me your differences,
beat me down with distortions,
in-between fundamentally certain
of Either/Or
Yes or No
Stop or Go;
and never "and"
You also faithfully know sacred reasons
for secularized natural seasons.
You could whisper your silent discernments
in-between Both/And nuanced
curiously...
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Categories:
reclaimed, culture, dark, earth, health, psychological, science, wisdom,
Form:
Parallelismus Membrorum
NEW YEARS BAKE OFF
My Greek grandmother and godmother, cousins,
My grandma baked and cooked homely,
My Nona, my godmother exotically,
Each one perfect, one couldn’t fault either,
Their husbands, playing backgammon
Looked up and winked at each other,
Each one betting a fiver!
Their competitiveness...
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Categories:
reclaimed, grandmother,
Form:
Rhyme
Browned-CentsBROWNED-CENTS
One of the true ways
to remain in captivity is to keep silent to avoid your captor’s
hostility and confusion
A penny for my
thoughts has provided me with the ammunition
To fight for what I...
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Categories:
reclaimed, africa, black african american, community, confusion, deep,
Form:
Rhyme
The BridgeI walk towards you,
as you stand waiting at the center of the bridge.
Beneath my feet, aged timbers span the churning river below.
With each step I see you more clearly.
My eyes search out the younger you,
that...
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Categories:
reclaimed, adventure, child, growing up, river,
Form:
Free verse
Light On the Devil's Chord - Day 32Prayers and stagnancy remained this day,
Many a glance did I try his way,
Our Dragon’s dark, silhouetted form,
Pressed to the burning stone barrier
I could see and hear his dragon skin sizzle
Against it, he remained
Fuming as...
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Categories:
reclaimed, beauty, bible, conflict, courage, desire, endurance,
Form:
Epic
When the World Grew Wings - Part 1There once came a day
when the world took flight
('twas only a handful
who gaped at the sight)
For when she spread her wings
so few could believe;
and fewer still
could keep alive the dream,
that had awakened for all to...
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Categories:
reclaimed, allegory, beautiful, bible, metaphor, spiritual, symbolism,
Form:
Rhyme
Splash Bang ReflectionSplash Bang Reflection
W ~ hen it has hit home with a big splash bang or silent reflection that time
E ~ lapses and fireworks are for the moment and not forever young displays
W ~ here here...
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Categories:
reclaimed, philosophy, song,
Form:
Acrostic
Ideological War of the WorldsThe coming times can unfold,
far accross to all lands,
the casting shadow has fallen,
with it's far reaching hands,
accross our four cornered world,,
Humanity progressed to progressive sufferage,
that comes with many names,
the ideology won without a shot,
convinced...
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Categories:
reclaimed, america, anger, anti bullying, betrayal, bullying, courage,
Form:
Rhyme
We CouldBanks could startup environment
improvement clubs
where people invest together
using the joint power of an investment
Governments could put forward
environmental improvement ideas
so the banks new where to direct
group investment saving
people with ideas could put them forward...
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Categories:
reclaimed, inspiration, international,
Form:
Narrative
The Network NibbleIt was the year 4250 and a very nice day. Grine who was well tanned and with long, dark flowing hair had just left his Mac, the warmth to his bedroom, on which he had...
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Categories:
reclaimed, computer, education, food, friendship, giggle, science, science
Form:
Haibun
The Greatest Gift Given15 years old.
It was a brain tumor, they’d said.
Holding past the current;
undertow of reality slapping
my fragility cold –
(steel bars won’t hold water –
movement always finds its way)
O’, how the lies twist!
Twist like the dusty branches
on...
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Categories:
reclaimed, childhood, inspirational, introspection, life, loss, love, mother,
Form:
Free verse
Gilded ReturnSlowly with unstable steps, she approaches.
The room is dank a foreboding intensity permits the air.
She is shaking as the memories wrap their inky hands around her throat.
The terror starts to build as the anguish she'd...
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Categories:
reclaimed, angel, angst, boyfriend, courage, dark, death, devotion,
Form:
Free verse
Ghosts of the CatskillsI stand inside a ballroom that stretches long before me,
it is a sitting room right now, formal chairs and setees,
tall windows stretch ceiling to floor, twice as tall as a man,
with velvet drapes sent from...
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Categories:
reclaimed, age, appreciation, beauty, history, imagery, lost, mountains,
Form:
Rhyme
Feather In My Hand, Ink In My Heart.Trickling over my mind
Came scampering the question
This dilemma of a heart
Come running into my embrace
Stricken with fright
It asked me
Father, why do we write
And so I dipped my feather in the darkness of my mind
And brought...
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Categories:
reclaimed, devotion, on writing and words, philosophywords, write,
Form:
Free verse
Once Upon a Forgotten KingdomOnce upon a time in Erin land,
the sun smiled on the people
the rains communed peacefully with thunderstorms
Erin flowed with palm wine and palm oil,
And her children drank to their fill
Oba Adeniran,...
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Categories:
reclaimed, africa, brother, bullying, forgiveness, satire, society, violence,
Form:
Didactic
SundownIts sundown, the day’s been reduced to a crack of lavender and fiery pinks along the Massif des Maures mountains. This evening we’re sipping cocktails at “Les Toits,” the Hôtel de Paris’ rooftop restaurant. The...
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Categories:
reclaimed, beach, drink, teen, travel, vacation, women, world,
Form:
Free verse