Long Savors Poems
Long Savors Poems. Below are the most popular long Savors by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Savors poems by poem length and keyword.
Macabiloquent Mastery
As I ascend the podium, a predator of piquant pontifications, my eyes ravage the assemblage of adversaries, their countenances a canvas of consternation and morbid fascination. The atmosphere is heavy with the miasma of malignant...
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Categories:
savors, dark,
Form:
Free verse
My Grand Aunt
MY GRAND AUNT
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS
She is still as elegant as I dare remember
Those early springs: its now late december
She is sitting with her back perfectly straight
I’m afraid she’ll chastise me for being late
She...
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Categories:
savors, dedication, devotion, family, farewell, heartbreak, life, solitude,
Form:
Rhyme
Who's Got Trouble
I’ve never put a candidate’s bumper sticker on my car before—
why not take sides—what are you waiting for?
Death puts a stop to daily low intensity warfare but in the meantime—
...
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Categories:
savors, america, art, city, dog, science, war, water,
Form:
Verse
Will She Draw Him To Her Light
She wanders in darkest Night
Bathed in incandescent Light
Her pathway is all aglow
His dwelling lies in Shadow
A gentle rustling he hears
He is consumed by his fears
Beyond, he sees dazzling Light
This lone dweller of the Night
As he...
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Categories:
savors, fantasy, sensual,
Form:
Rhyme
Oodles of Robins Harbinger of Spring This Brutally Cold March 5th 2021
Oodles of robins; harbinger of spring this brutally cold March 5th, 2021
Turdus migratorius -
otherwise known as robin red breast
jabbering Kon'nichiwa i.e. honorable guest
gather materials to craft nest
their beaks poking soft ground
regarding persistent quest
to sustain diet...
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Categories:
savors, appreciation, beautiful, bird, creation, destiny, environment, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
The Parables of My Soul
In the twilight of my melancholy existence, love savors its bravery, like a vulture allergic to the suspicious aspects of ephemeral glamour, in a final macabre choreography.
On the edge of the precipice of my...
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Categories:
savors, 12th grade, allegory,
Form:
Free verse
Immaculate
Cover this stained façade with my tears
Streaking in rust down this immortal skin
I see the ravens fire rise rocket into the dark sky
Thunder resounds at its dark core
Rusted as feudal lords...
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Categories:
savors, allegory, allusion, analogy, animal, art, bible, birth,
Form:
Free verse
Youth, Time, Night Sky and Heaven's Blessed Voice, Second Poets Tribute Series, Vladimir Nabokov
Youth, Time, Night Sky And Heaven's Blessed Voice
As I lay me down in lush verdant grass
Gazing into night sky as Heavens pass
Twinkling stars, to an old grievous soul speak
"Be of stout heart, not a mortal...
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Categories:
savors, appreciation, art, creation, inspiration, poetry, poets, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
Chase of the Champion -
I am a champion,
the thought and feel of it is real,the fact being indisputable and the reality pure,
with others,and in singular isolation victory over the misery of disrections is now,and future,
I am a champion because...
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Categories:
savors, inspirational, work, me, work,
Form:
Epic
Do You Remember
Every moment is a potion mixing
in the adjoinisent wave.
Where possibility falls like raindrops,
...
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Categories:
savors, angel, birth, blessing, color, confidence, dance,
Form:
Rhyme
Morning Boys
Nestle in deep slumber the mighty Kublai dreams
of lapping cold milk, eating fresh meat, running wild
with hundreds of his doggie friends
Little Genghis shoots up from bed and darts out
running to room to room to sniff...
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Categories:
savors, dog, fun, pets,
Form:
Free verse
I Stink of Regret
The stench crawls up the mossy drapery in a
house reeking with death. The sad part is
no one died here, just my soul. A mirror on
the wall is a remnant of the God forsaken...
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Categories:
savors, analogy, hurt, sad, self,
Form:
Free verse
Song of Analog Man
SONG OF ANALOG MAN
Don't blog.
Sing in analog.
Log-off in space.
Wasted time!
In machine rhyme.
Holding data in your face.
Past, heart shaped locket.
Present, gear and shinny sprocket.
Pendulum stops in place.
Time machine,speaks tick-tock.
Strings and loops, in quantum...
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Categories:
savors, computer, humorous, internet, math, nostalgia, song, technology,
Form:
Rhyme
Growing Integrity
Introversion, like strengthening integrity,
explores fusing with the Whole
which I associate with ego-death
whether by colonizing encroachments of Other
more powerful,
arrogantly unenlightened,
predators
Or by ego-transmutation
creolization
rebirth
synergetic sacraments
of wedding
bedding
feeding
breeding
loving
win/win compassion
And probably some positive
and negative,
impressive
and repressive,
flavors
and savors
of both varieties
anxiously anticipating ego-degeneration,
Self-emptying
under duress
and...
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Categories:
savors, health, integrity, love, passion, peace, power, psychological,
Form:
Political Verse
Waiting For the Light
It's quiet as he rises,
Makes his way to the kitchen,
Builds a pot of coffee,
In the dark before the morn.
Stands on the back porch,
Looks upon his Cowboy Kingdom,
And savors the perfect Stillness
As a brand new day...
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Categories:
savors, cowboy-western, faith, introspection, life, people, places, uplifting,
Form:
Cowboy Poetry
The Perfect Bath
Before her glassy eyes, crystal bubbles seem
to strangely dance.
Slipping down into the water as deeply as she can,
she revels in the liquid warmth enwrapping her.
Such contrast this...
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Categories:
savors, suicide,
Form:
Free verse
Lyric of the Marshland
Sweet butterscotch dew dimples on the lips of daffodils
In flourishing fields fondled by four leaf clover
Each scant spikelet of small white blooms playfully pleasure
Rejoicing with fragrance within this meadow of elation
Full throated birdsongs from summer...
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Categories:
savors, beautiful, bird, butterfly, daffodils, muse, nature,
Form:
Verse
Your Hearten Heart Love Solid Coconut My Fruit
What is a coconut heart made of?
O’ the distal taste of love for me
Hardening of my left side no longer bleeds
The heart of coconut the coconut palm
So sticks in my breathe
Close to the apex...
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Categories:
savors, analogy, appreciation, flower,
Form:
Rhyme
Alfred Joyce Kilmer Tribute 'Trees'
Alfred Joyce Kilmer Tribute ''Trees'' via rehash VIDEO presentation:
Alfred Joyce Kilmer, penned name, 'Joyce Kilmer,'
was killed by a sniper's bullet in WWI at 31 years old,
20 July 30, 1918....
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Categories:
savors, analogy, death, hope, poems, poets, tree, tribute,
Form:
Rhyme
Caught Her On the Fly
Freight train is moving out; a big black Mally s’ pulling lead
The Mally’s fire s’ getting hot; she s’ belching smoke an’ blowing steam
Her big drivers ah’ drumming out a rolling rhythmic beat
Whistle blowing that...
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Categories:
savors, adventure, moving on,
Form:
Free verse
Panorama of Primrose Promises
In the valley
of violin vines,
when the saffron sun ascends,
and crooning clouds
drift in mulberry cadence,
I let my quivering quill harmonize
mystical moonbeams...
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Categories:
savors, music,
Form:
Free verse
Love Cries
As she lay quivering in anticipation, uncertain and dismayed,
As her experienced lover prepares to mount his prey,
Her mind says "Yes"... Her heart says "Wait"...
As she lie in her innocence and tries to...
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Categories:
savors, childhood, daughter, faith, family, girlfriend-boyfriend, life, passion,
Form:
I do not know?
Old Man On the Front Porch Swing
The dew lays thick on the October Morning,
The last for the advent of frost.
With my blanket I sit on the front porch swing,
And wait for the paper to come.
Leaves, weathered and brown are the...
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Categories:
savors, age, friendship, youth,
Form:
Quatrain
Halloween-Shadow
Clouds drift slowly like soft tissues across the lonely cold face of the crying moon,
absorbing its golden tears and leaving the night painted in ebon darkness.
Darker still on Halloween, the ethereal shadows seem to solidify...
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Categories:
savors, dark, halloween, horror,
Form:
Quatrain
Critterature: Entomophagy, It's An Acquired Taste
The cooks in the Japanese navy
Make a dish of aquatic fly larvae.
Too small to filet them,
They just lightly sauté them
In well-sugared soy sauce as gravy.
That Venezuelans eat spiders may be new to a few,
Though tarantulas...
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Categories:
savors, food, humor, insect,
Form:
Light Verse