Long Scarab Poems
Long Scarab Poems. Below are the most popular long Scarab by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Scarab poems by poem length and keyword.
Cocoon
"Cocoon"
They say...
a New World
traces over the old,
leaving the unaware,
erased, far behind
the old unaware,
left far behind,
crawls the walls
in its web of lies
spinning suspect
strings of silk
in the air
glistening diamond nets
slick and sticky...
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Categories:
scarab, muse,
Form:
Narrative
Sun ThiefOnce upon a time, there lived a boy called Simon.
He was an ordinary boy who did what ordinary nine year old
boys do: collecting bugs and putting them in jars,
speaking to imaginary friends, riding a bike...
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Categories:
scarab, conflict, fantasy, imagery, mystery, myth, power,
Form:
Narrative
The Queens ConjurerAll things that glow and move,
all things that change and pass,
I gather their delight
as in a burning-glass;
Judith Wright
The Queen's Conjurer
1.
'Given to magic and uncanny arts'
'Art mathematical' to make strange works
Genius of movement artificial
Mechanical scarab...
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Categories:
scarab, betrayal, dark, mystery, wisdom,
Form:
Epic
Fata Morgana
"Fata Morgana"
feet hardly touch the ocean
when silent stars of no voice
transmit words to pay the ferryman
on the water no reflection
gently the sun waves smiling as if to say
feel that, the warmth of waking...
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Categories:
scarab, muse, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
Queen Anne's Revengewishing he had sung his prayers last night
from both ends to the middle
fell to the ground in adoration
tore a wake through the ink stains
but not from satisfaction
plastic Jesus hold my head
a round of applause for...
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Categories:
scarab, how i feel,
Form:
Free verse
Markov Chain ReactionsIt’s 5pm and sunny in Ohio, 40 degrees
and dropping,
by dusk it will be grey turning to red
then black.
Where is the oyster shell now?
The heavenly picture
of a pale spume-tickled .
An unmarried Tudor lady
applies more cosmetic beeswax
to...
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Categories:
scarab, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Piliferous BeastBy silver starlight
and unconquerable spirit
unicorn autumn
adventures
lay before.
Piliferous beast of field, away!
A midnight outing
of an enchanted weave
is for my destiny tonight…
and thou, I’ll have
for my steed.
The Phoenix in flight
immaculate guiding light
as we forge...
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Categories:
scarab, adventure, best friend, crazy, death, destiny, devotion,
Form:
Free verse
Ominous Nighttime ForayCrow's claws carrion campy carping
nsync nocturnal teenage mutant ninja turtles
analogous to scuttling
(think) browed beastie boys scarab beetle
brandishing sharp small scabbard swords
delightedly digging daggers deep
into deadened prey
rotting roadkill repulsively reeking
formerly (mere moments ago) once
fancy free and...
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Categories:
scarab, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, absence,
Form:
Blitz
Part 1: the Mystery of DreamsI was awakened from a sound sleep --
the room yet unlit -- sat up on the side
of the bed, more of a spirit sense
of doing so, for there was also a
feeling of body-paralysis. Finding myself...
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Categories:
scarab, dream, feelings, introspection, mystery, symbolism, wisdom, writing,
Form:
Free verse
The Triangular PrimsThe pyramids are the triangular prims of the Egyptian desert,
monumental in height, and unsurpassable in endurance...
works of the hands of the whip-lashed Hebrew slaves;
no grief-striken faces were ever carved into them,
but those voices still recede...
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Categories:
scarab, art, history, people, places, sea, seasons, space,
Form:
Quintain (English)
ImagineSumptuous feasts enchanted float on by,
as I peer into an opulent expanse,
garnet clad entrance aglow,
imagine august beauty at its mise en scène peak,
ingress to celestial nirvana’s Laurel-ridden charm,
iridescent veil of cirrus nebula,
window blind ephemeral in...
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Categories:
scarab, appreciation, august, beautiful, beauty, birth, care, color,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Locked Room: Whispers of AnubisIn a dark, dark room,
an eerie aura surrounds;
deathly whispers crawl in the air,
sounding like incantations.
A sarcophagus lays still in the room,
whispers oozing out of it; no one knows
that the...
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Categories:
scarab, art, dark, death, evil, fear, horror,
Form:
Narrative
I Have the Ankh To ThankThe hieroglyphics around the ankh tells a magnificent story
About how one can first achieve life’s eternal glory.
Not only is it a forgotten language but it presents quite a riddle
Whose answer has a thing or two...
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Categories:
scarab, imaginationlife, time, riddle,
Form:
Rhyme
5 O'Clock ShadowsWhen he died, no one told me.
Why would they, I had not seen him in years?
Yet that day, he kept walking in and out
of my mind’s eye.
I wondered why?
“The world ends at 5 O’clock”.
His voice...
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Categories:
scarab, poetry,
Form:
Blank verse
KismetDue to his callous disregard, he divided her intent
Wanting to be loved was rapidly replaced
With needing to be nurtured
...
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Categories:
scarab, allusion, beautiful, character, desire, destiny, fate, money,
Form:
Free verse
Characterisation of An Ape FieldAn ape field is characterized by the numbers of bananas who climb with care through long grass. Much is the secretions of melons attempting a tango. Whilst lemons lie down on billiard tables. In boardrooms....
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Categories:
scarab, absence, analogy,
Form:
I do not know?
Mere Combat In the CrucibleIn front of the vestibule the dragon slumbers
Atop a skeletal heap of unfathomable numbers
Like the despair that guards my fatigued core
Surrounded by the ruin of all that I implore
Beside the parlor bearing my unadorned diadem
Broods...
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Categories:
scarab, addiction, anxiety, blessing, change, conflict,
Form:
Epic
I Wondered WhyWhen he died, no one told me,
why would they, I had not seen him in years?
Yet that day, he kept walking in and out
of my mind’s eye.
I wondered why?
“The world ends at 5 O’clock.,"
his voice...
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Categories:
scarab, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Water in a Dry LandA mental landscape of shifting sand dunes.
an intimation that something may be worth writing,
A scrabbling creature crawls bedraggled out from
a saturated darkness.
A Scarab beetles shadow takes hesitant form.
Watch as words ripple above infertile ground,
see how...
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Categories:
scarab, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Dying WaspShe vibrates, a chassis minus shock absorption.
A painting, the nude descends a staircase,
rings of Saturn etched in a vacuum tube.
Or Eniac of twisted cords and switchboards.
She isn't programmed to see light beams
spraying through the trees,
nor...
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Categories:
scarab, insect, technology,
Form:
Imagism
Five O Clock ShadowsWhen he died, no one told me.
Why would they, I had not seen him in years?
Yet that day he kept walking in and out.
“The world ends at 5 O’clock”.
His voice rings.
Tortured Nostradamus parables
fluttered-by like migrating...
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Categories:
scarab, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Scarab's EyeA curio shoppe on the edge of Khartoum
on the edge of the world
on the cusp of our doom
smouldering incense
bade us come in
a cornucopia
whispered my friend
an aura of daydreams
dappled the air
a cyclone of chaos
strewn...
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Categories:
scarab, adventure, imagination,
Form:
Couplet
OasisThe quiver of pens
stood as the sultan's plumes
in the shady corner
of his earthen desk,
ready to be taken up
to write a poem, a letter
to his love of language,
the queen
of words unspoken,
the fairest
of...
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Categories:
scarab, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Machine HiccupsWe drove ourselves and it hurts to sit down in wheelchairs
outside by the greasy road where Mannequins wave our way
from inside genetically modified
...
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Categories:
scarab, art, poems, poetry, poets,
Form:
Free verse
AstronomyGreen Oasis in the midst of burning sands.
Milk ed Maidens in garb of headdress band.
Soaked in milk and butters cream.
Supple like the grass, taught like the reed.
Come back to me, fall back to your
Leige.
The...
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Categories:
scarab, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme