Long Slaved Poems
Long Slaved Poems. Below are the most popular long Slaved by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Slaved poems by poem length and keyword.
I Hate Mother's DayIts been over 27 years coming
this missive or letter,
maybe poem ?
I HATE Mother’s day !!
with a passion ... I've said it ...
The sheer relief is palpitating
a load of my...
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Categories:
slaved, bereavement, forgiveness, love, missing you, mother, mothers
Form:
Free verse
Life's StoriesHis eyes are dark, but, there's still a spark.
There are canyons in his face.
His lungs are gone and it won't be long,
'Till his heart can't keep the pace.
He's lived three lives, had his share...
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Categories:
slaved, journey, life,
Form:
Rhyme
I Felt the EarthI Felt the Earth
There in the valley reaching for the sun
Our younger days were such fun
Though the struggle to be
Was so much for me?
The valley walls were so tall
That I would fear they would fall
Then...
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Categories:
slaved, culture, growing up, history,
Form:
Free verse
Leo and BessOnce upon a time there was a big old handsome lion
Wanted - for a mate - by every single lioness.
That lion’s name was Leo, and in all his jungle kingdom,
The feline Leo favored was a...
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Categories:
slaved, love,
Form:
Verse
GradesIn numerology twelve has special meanings - they’re twelve days of Christmas, twelve months in a year, and Taylor Swift’s had twelve number-one albums. All we care about at Yale, are the twelve days until...
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Categories:
slaved, best friend, education, holiday, humor, school, seasons,
Form:
Free verse
It's An Amazon Out ThereThe travel agent said adventure was calling,
In a lush paradise of beauties enthralling!
No harm would befall us, with a capable guide;
This Amazon tour would be a scenic, easy ride.
We weren't outdoors types, my companion and...
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Categories:
slaved, adventure, bird, fantasy, green, imagery, nature, tree,
Form:
Couplet
Unquotable Quotes: the How of Democratic Kill - Xxxix, Part OneUnquotable quotes: The How of Democratic Kill – XXXIX, Part One
Born in 1868, Alexei Maximovich PESHKOV, better known as MAXIM GORKY and hailed as the chief proponent of Soviet literature, the veritable champion of the...
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Categories:
slaved, anti bullying, courage, dedication, grandmother, inspirational, tribute,
Form:
Lay
If(With apologies to Rudyard Kipling!)
If you can keep your head when your computer crashes
right after a new programme, removed essential caches!
If you can smile when you lose a whole day's work
and the blue screen of...
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Categories:
slaved, computer,
Form:
Narrative
LoveWe cannot see love;
We can only feel it nor touch it.
We see its affection through emotions
The beauty; it take thee to utopia onshore.
Being in ocean and feeling of cool wind.
It can go deep, digs...
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Categories:
slaved, love,
Form:
Rhyme
THE MURMURES OF THE FIELD OF MARSThey were exhibited as strange curiosities,
They all had a face, a name, an identity on this land soiled by negrophobia.
They looked without seeing, their eyes lost in the ruins of their humanity violated...
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Categories:
slaved, 12th grade,
Form:
Free verse
Memory Houses Soul Asylum VestigeMemory houses soul asylum vestige...
where complex edifice once anchoring
venerated Glen Elm demesne once stood,
now nothing except vinyl city!
I recall breathtaking, expansive, incredible
numerous, tremblingly awe inspiring views
billion miles (slight exaggeration) heavenly
sights comfortably ensconced, while perched
high atop...
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Categories:
slaved, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, bereavement,
Form:
Bio
A Summer StormFirstly, skies grew dark, whilst the winds grew strong,
this ominous progression, showed it would not be long
before towering clouds released their thunderous load
of torrential rain, on the land below. Though rain bode
well for much...
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Categories:
slaved, nature, summer, weather,
Form:
Narrative
Who Will Sing Their Praises [cont'D 1]Too, the wives of shearers, drovers and the teamsters of the day
fought the months of isolation while their husbands were away.
Still they kept the home-fires burning and would do the many chores,
just...
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Categories:
slaved, history, on work and working, women, lost,
Form:
Rhyme
Benediction For Lord Apple MacintoshToday the Sunday special brief
iCloud online worship session, I did attend
(via remote support)
found me feeling pampered,
when adept technical support
...
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Categories:
slaved, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form:
Light Verse
What Do You Knowdon't turn around to be longing at the mirror
that just images the past of yourself
float, leave behind all the Autumn leaves that fallen
just discarded from the branch of that time.
and if
if you can
could...
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Categories:
slaved, imagination, son, song-lyricautumn, longing, me,
Form:
Free verse
Journey To Independence57 years aback,
Millions of ebony shinning skinned individuals,
Meddled in this part of the world to form a country named Nigeria.
From the stand point of crudeness,
How Ignorance bred colonialism.
A sting never to be forgotten.
Those brutal stripes...
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Categories:
slaved, adventure, appreciation, blessing, celebration, freedom, visionary,
Form:
Prose Poetry
CagedSweaty palms, dirty nails leak through the metal rails,
With that open window over there,
The light shines upon my tips making the thought of freedom to exist in this room filled with darkness,
My past creeps...
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Categories:
slaved, dark, light, mental health, slavery, spiritual, sun,
Form:
Free verse
Verbal Intercourse 2: My LifeI've danced beside The Devil, pale moonlight we're
toe to toe, the embers of my life emit a warm and
somber glow,
which lights the darkest corners of a place inside my
mind, a twitch defines...
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Categories:
slaved, lifelife, life, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Gender Before RaceThey say you can not be both black and female,
you can only be one and dare you ever choose to be both,
what an abomination!.
If you choose to be female,
immediately you bleed from...
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Categories:
slaved, conflict, discrimination, race,
Form:
Classicism
She Left Me For That Man, For What He HadWhy did you slave my heart
Slaved all these years
At the end you slayed it it
And took away the trust
You snitched my happiness
Destroyed all the love I had
For you gal
You...
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Categories:
slaved, 12th grade, anger, anxiety,
Form:
Blank verse
The Irony of DemocracyShe's sleeping now as I watch
her; angelic, innocent—most
importantly—happy.
How do I tell her? It's become a
type of obsession.
How do I tell her? My nights are
spent rearranging phrases;
hoping for a turn of...
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Categories:
slaved, baby, child, children, daughter, education, political,
Form:
Free verse
Good Friday Gratitude To Settlers: Especially British and DutchGood Friday Gratitude to Settlers
Columbus gave it lip service
He loved the Virgin Mary
Almost knew Jesus Christ
Could not have had the Holy Spirit Fire
Today, or any hour of night and day,
Brian Houston’s Ministry covers the Globe
With...
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Categories:
slaved, anniversary, blessing, columbus day, conflict, death, international,
Form:
Free verse
If I Tell YouIf I Tell You, 2011
Vickie M. Ortiz Vazquez
If I tell you, Puerto Rican I am
What comes to mind?
Morena of “el barrio” or Blonde woman of “el barrio”
Better yet, pale skin-blonde from up north
That one, the...
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Categories:
slaved, introspection, woman, dark, dark,
Form:
Free verse
Look Ye and SeeO ye heavens
From thy dwelling
of no time
The reside of the eterne
Where beings of beauty
and the good abode
Look and see
Below where streams
Flow tears
and seas are crimson
See our fathers taken
Where fists are clinched
with hate,
hearts weeping not
love deceased
life...
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Categories:
slaved, satirefreedom,
Form:
Free verse
The Leftoverslike passengers on the plane who didn’t die in the crash
they twitch with guilt & hope that they will able to stay
one more day
on the sinking ship,
because to be swimming out there
amongst the...
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Categories:
slaved, life,
Form:
Free verse