Get Your Premium Membership

Long This day and age Poems

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


Premium Member Innocence Lost
Remembering that day in May - when I became corporate prey
On this unforgettable day - an innocent child was thrown away
Last night as I lay in bed - I read the news here's what it...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, abortion, baby, betrayal, boy, child, confusion, creation,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Less Hellfire Please
YinPassion: Predictions of HellFire and Damnation raptures,
of Paradise far away from sinful natural EarthClimates of Despair
is not so different from our indigenous ancestors' experience
in the U.S.A. 1800s.

Robersmith: "This situation is not so different from one...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, earth, games, health, integrity, peace, psychological, sin,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Green-The Color of Life
Though I'm ashamed to say it now, I never took conservation seriously,
Just living life as if nothing else mattered, full of wonted complacency.

I would hear intense talk of the climate, recycling and global warming,
But I...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, fantasy, green, life, love, nature, peace, planet,
Form: Couplet
Creative Cerebral Craftiness Coaxes
Creative cerebral craftiness coaxes...

Childhood campy chimera curtain call
subsequently hinting (based on accuweather)
the approach of blizzard squall
so burrow under quilted cover y'all
until warm temperatures arrive when springtime
ushers social media platforms 
buzzfeeding earthlinked instant karma 
jump/kickstarting linkedin...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, 12th grade, adventure, age, baptism, business, creation,
Form: Rhyme
Don'T Judge Me
When you judge you base it on gossip or stories 
from people who surely say they would never lie 
To you're face or do something behind you're back
people you claim as friends who make the...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, poetry,
Form: Quintain (English)



The Wandering Minstrel
In history one can read of an earlier time,
When poetry and lyrics written in rhyme,
Were commonplace.  A travelling band
Of troubadours would wander the land,
Writing and singing, to bestow delights
On ladies, peasants, and errant knights.

Their...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, music,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member The Dark Side of Canada
I do not have to go far away
 but just look within canada     to see
there is starvation      poverty      and death

now, this...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Breaking My Heart
 
chinese food dripping sauce
spicy beef and noodles
steaming vegetable rice
eggrolls and plum dip
spareribs and garlic
delightful
food


oh so delicious-    most of us have all the food
we want      but wait...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, death, food, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hey Stop Calling Him Retard Joe You Guys
School Bus drivers always have stories to tell and most of them come directly from the children that once our rode our buses. This one is no exception, but it is also a fine example...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, childhood, growing up, life,
Form: Prose
No Carbon Copy
5/5/21

Woke up groggy
The waters were often choppy
From Del Monte 
Toward Milwaukee
To way beyond Nagasaki
And all across the Mojave
See me in person or hit me up on the Walkie-Talkie
Always been a real one, not no carbon...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, dark, deep, poetry, rap, sad, strength, truth,
Form: Rhyme
God's Confession
God's Confession

I was sitting along
In a god forsaken bar
Somewhere on the lunatic fringes
Of society

Enjoying my lonely drink
Drinking by my lonesome self
With my partners
Jimmy Dean, and the Walker brother
And his old Granddad
Just drinking and hanging
With the...

Read More
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: this day and age, angst, anxiety, dark, fear, god,
Form: Free verse
This Day and Age Shorten Version Due To Limit of Characters Allowed
When time see blind spots & we don't care to remember bad periods in life that got D best of us.Due to choices reckless and carefree, forgetting is what many attempt to do yet we...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, allah, courage, destiny, god, gospel, inspiration, islamic,
Form: Free verse
Bombs Away Part One
The TV said the bombs were falling
All over Belgrade/Baghdad, Libya, Syria 
And a thousand other lands 
All over the world 

The bombs were falling down
All over the place

Yes, the bombs were falling
And I thought
While walking...

Read More
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: this day and age, america, anger, conflict, fear, god, military, society,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Enlightenment of the Kung Poo Master
The Kung Poo Master, he literally, lives the ancient art of Kung Poo.
He senses and knows, before you do, that’s there’s going to be a poo.
Living with depths of concentration: that we can truly, only...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, art, crazy, fantasy, funny, humorous, imagination, internet,
Form: Light Verse
A Sit and a Smoke
I sit there on that wooden bench, simply sitting. I am not waiting for someone, not for anything. Sunlight peeks through the leaves of the two oak trees whose branches are mingling above my head....

Read More
Categories: this day and age, dedication, introspection, life, me, me,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Gift of Love
Regardless of our faith, in Love we can believe,
For Love's within us all, if we choose to retrieve.
Should we choose to leave Love in a dormant state,
Then we invite into our heart the bitterness of...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, giving, love,
Form: Rhyme
Not Really Poetry
Dear Reader,

Greetings! I hope you are having a wonderful day, or evening if you are just reading this.
No, really, from the depths of my soul, my spirit waves a double-handed "Hi!" to yours.
Come, bring your...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, art, philosophy, people, may, people,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Not Your Old Generation Grandparents
From the moment we became grandparents we have felt conflicted
at the way, in books and media, grandparents are depicted.

But we’ve been grandparents for a while now 
(one grandchild just graduated college)
So we believe it is...

Read More
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: this day and age, grandparents,
Form: Verse
The Voice
The Voice…

On a dark night that was darker than my pain,
     nothing was there for me except to complain.
I hid myself in the emptiness of bed.
     Nothing...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, imagination, journey, metaphor, symbolism,
Form: Masnavi
The Definition of Innocence Part 2
(continued from part 1)

What is innocence
that little boy
whose pulling his toy 
with it’s broken wheel
Do you think he doesn’t know that the price of that crack needle
Could buy him a meal?
Do you think he doesn’t,...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, life, sad, slamtime, , memorial,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member De Ja Vu
Lyrics are timed to music 

Out there - a distant shore
I’ve seen your face before
It’s De’ja`vu with thoughts of you
Then feelings of a loss, come tomorrow

Sometime - another place
I’ve seen - your smiling face
It’s De’ja'vu...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, dance, lost love, romance, romantic,
Form: Lyric
Swan Song, Part I
Here I am
    Stranded between this and your goodbye.

    You,
Whose thatch is a-glow with fires of Beauty
  That burns my heart,
    unkempt and wild,
Sits atop...

Read More
© Robert Uy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: this day and age, love, sad, heart, child, heart, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Valentine Matte
Countless generations lapsed since height of Greco-Roman mythology conceived, birthed and populated vast canopy of sky and expanse of terrestrial firmament, whereat obeisant propinquity quintessentially remains stalwart this day and age as guise dolls dote...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, adventure, age, animal, body, candy, endurance, fantasy,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Why Is It So Hard To Be Happy
Why is it so hard to be happy
But so easy to be sad?
When I see how people treat each other
Sometimes it makes me so mad

It costs nothing to be civil
To make life easier for one...

Read More
Categories: this day and age, society,
Form: Rhyme
God's Confession
I was sitting  alone
In a god forsaken bar
Somewhere on the lunatic fringes
Of society

Heading to hell
As fast as I could drink it down
Enjoying my lonely drink

Drinking by my lonesome self
With my partners
Jimmy Dean, the Walker...

Read More
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: this day and age, analogy, anxiety, crazy, death, drink, fear, god,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry