Long Rhyme poetry Poems

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


Premium Member Sailing Beneath the Silver Moon

On his long journey back to the North Pole 
  Santa Claus sailed beneath the silver moon
 Frosty waved to Saint Nick, that jolly soul
  And carolers did sing each Christmas tune

 Santa Claus sailed beneath the silver moon
  After delivering all of the toys
 And carolers did sing each Christmas tune
 Saint Nick brought joy to all the girls and boys

 After delivering all of the toys
  In a winter wonderland graced with snow
 Saint Nick brought joy to all the girls and boys 
 And he could be heard saying ho ho ho 

 In a winter wonderland graced with snow
  Frosty waved to Saint Nick, that jolly soul
  And he could be heard saying ho ho ho
 On his long journey back to the North Pole

 1-5-2020
 Christmas Pantoum Rhyme Poetry Contest.
 Sponsor: Eve Roper
 Photo 2
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pantoum


Premium Member Muse

Calming, glistening, crystal liquid
Falling down, so easily predicted
Amid lush emerald green bushes
Whispers of sweet, fanciful wishes

Dreams come true on these banks
The panorama forces me to give thanks
It is a vista for lovers to share a promise
The pleasures abound there in the forest

The soothing spray sings to my spirit
With a yearning for more joy I listen
To the gentle waters teasing my ear
Replacing every worry, there is no fear

The only sounds are of natural blisses
Reminding me of all that love eclipses
Resonances of beauties so glorious
That only a heart can know such euphoria

Faith and hope fill me to the fullest
Moments spent within this purest
Vision of truth that God is alive
Awakening joys that fully satisfy

A touch of genuine inspiration
Fills up my thoughts that awaken
With compassion, acceptance
And all that might be a blessing.

This scene gives me all that is dear
Optimism that my muse is on this shore
A place where I can find my lost reveries
Thriving amidst this charming discovery





September 10, 2019
Picturesque Rhyme Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Eve Roper
Form: Rhyme

Caged By Love

Come, my love, let's unfetter and glide high, 
Your hues leave me breathless, to feel your breath I long;
My dreamy dotted wings, with you, yearns to fly, 
And to chirrup in tune with your lilting love song. 

Your hues leave me breathless, to feel your breath I long, 
As I creep up on you and kiss you sweetheart;
And to chirrup in tune with your lilting love song, 
I crave to be caged forever in your heart. 

As I creep up on you and kiss you sweetheart, 
My dreamy dotted wings, with you, yearns to fly; 
I crave to be caged forever in your heart, 
Come, my love, let's unfetter and glide high.


Date: 06/07/2021
Pantoum Rhyme Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Eve Roper
Number of the photo: 2
Form: Pantoum

Premium Member - In the World of the Dead -

The demons of the night have doubled
                           the unsaved are simply in terrible trouble
                              Moist mist, death, stinky rats and ash
                      Haunting malicious, they come in a blinding flash
                         Shadows of human beings as dark silhouettes
                            you're so close, I can smell your cigarette
                              A living nightmare or just ugly makeup
                      even the cat that slept on a velvet pillow wakes up







                                            27.10.2020
                                    Sun :) - A-L Andresen :)
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                           8 Lines of Spooky Rhyme Poetry Contest
                                   Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
                                      2nd place in the contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Seventeen Is the Lucky Number

My Darling (theme number 5)

Ten times as strong as yesterday I feel
for you, my Darling; oh that I could be
your empath, for my love is very real.
Your every aura I would hope to see.

Feeling you lamenting, I'd be right there -
a weeping willow, tears falling like rain
to cry with you and show you that I care,
and if I could, I'd take away your pain.

Nothing is incidental about you!
My veneration for you can't decline.
Your weakness I'd make strong, for I would do
anything if I knew that you were mine.

In some idyllic place where you might lie
supine, I'd lie beside you and I'd kiss
your lips to know the sweetness of your sigh.
Would you at last then share with me your bliss?

Aug. 1, 2019
For Laura Loo's 17 Is The Lucky Number - Rhyme Poetry Contest
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Optimizing Divine Guidance

Claiming God’s favor everyday
My soul does seek heavenly light
Guidance while I fervently pray
Persisting to do what is right.

With approval of divine ray
My faith soars toward venture flight
Vanquishing temptation’s prey
Triumphant upon humbling plight.

Sometimes I am in disarray
Caused by sin along guilt-filled blight
My heart that falters with dismay
Seeks the Saviour for helping might.

When trials show that I’m just clay
My human nature can’t hide fright
I cling to Christ Who is the way
Safeguarding me well day and night.

Choosing that in God’s plan, I stay
My fervent vows declare and cite
Trust* in the Almighty today
And forever with blest delight.

Optimizing chances with grace
I serve the Lord upon truth’s brace.

*Proverbs 3:5 Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding.

May 20, 2023
2nd place, "TAKE A CHANCE ON A CHANSO" Rhyme Poetry Writing Contest
Sponsored by Kim Rodrigues; judged on 7/11/2023.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Chicks


Dawn of spring brings chickens in the family way
When humans are busy gazing at the flowers,
The chickens have got their love priorities right
Instead of lazing away life, spend lusty hours

Chicks born in springtime are active healthy and strong
A secret the wise chickens did know all along
Chicks are like cotton cheese balls so cute and cuddly
Unlike grown-up chickens that have bone beaks oblong

They need to be sent away to the meat markets
To be skinned and hung, sad, they have no right to live
Ironically, pampered, such are fluffy chicks
If only feathered two-legged friends could perceive

Beware, chicks are advised not to devour too much
Raised in farms and fattened, injected and treated
If they don't look after themselves they will end up
On the dinner table, spiced and marinated

To look after their weight, if they are to live long
Enough to enjoy life and sing the Chicken Song
© MB Farookh  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Body and Soul

BODY AND SOUL
                
                             Body I inherited when I was born
                             Soul was realized when heart was torn.
                             Day by day body aged growing old,
                              Yet soul stayed strong shining as gold.

                           As a child my wish was focused on game.
                           I grew older as body could claim
                           Mind got maturity, I proved my name.
                           Soul sat alone in the core of heart-frame.

                         Speed of body and mind are not the same.
                        In ageing body runs faster, mind loses aim.
                        Body and mind cannot cope up, who is to blame?
                        Soul fails to control, whom will I defame?                              

                           Silent soul smartly sat still stubborn.
                   Body lost fitness and charm, Mind went free, fresh, firm.
                   Alert Heart raised alarm, Immortal Soul did no harm.
                               Body I inherited when I was born.

         03/02/16
                      4x4 word pairing master rhyme Poetry Contest
                       Fifth Place.
     Sponsor Silent One
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Sea Said See Me

Do you see streams and rivers within me?
            Originating from mountains and hills
Each, like kids around mother, full of glee,
Abide, not forgetting their first spring thrills...
                        Do you see the marvelous world within?
Treasures, creatures, and serene scenes akin
No cutthroat competition, here, to win…
      The soft breeze gently stories many tell
            Though storms and gales and tempests break all hell
                        Do you hear from my heart an unknown bell…?
You could go deeper and deeper and see
            With the divine warmth, the water depth fills
      The swim to the other shore does begin
            Souls, safe in furls and curls of my waves, dwell…!!!


09 February 2023 
Fragmented Rhyme Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Emile Pinet
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mama's Seven Prize Ducklings

Waddling down tangerine trails
  Carrying their favorite marmalade pails
Mama Duck and her seven prize ducklings
  Waved 'Hi' to a sandy-shelled snail  

Leaving their pails in soft saffron sand
  The ducklings waded into the foam
Bobbing along bubbly and twinkling surf
  They sang out: "No place like home" 

Later they found crystal sand in their pails
  Built mighty forts and castles galore
Mama's darling, dazzling-white ducklings
  Couldn't have asked her for anything more




              March 25, 2020
    A CHEERFUL RHYME Poetry Contest
           Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Form: Rhyme

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