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


The Badly Drawn Goat
The pencil now resting the image was 'testing' for the creature before him, (his badly-drawn drawin') had come out 'not right' somewhat twisted and tight.

The picture in question, it burst with suggestion, for lines that...

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Categories: volley, animal, creation, funny,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Backhand
"Backhand"



You have turned me
inside out, cut open
like a tennis ball
I used to beat backhand
along with the racket
hard against the garage wall

To make sense of it all
as a child, the grief stolen
all too swiftly and replaced...

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Categories: volley, child abuse, mother daughter, strength,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Resistance On the Iberian Peninsula
Resistance On The Iberian Peninsula

“Liberté, égalité, fraternité (Liberty, Equality, Fraternity),”
Scream French revolutionists as they guillotine monarchists heads, 1
Then crown Napoleon Bonaparte Emperor of France, 2
Who commands the French forces in wars raged across Europe.

The Grande...

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Categories: volley, education, freedom, history, irony, patriotic, war,
Form: Verse
The Dancing: the Return Thereof
Prelude

After banishing my foe off to hell
The Lord took pity on my soul 
And returned it to my undead shell
Again, I was alive and whole

But the consequences of a second chance
Meant that I would have...

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Categories: volley, allusion, analogy, angst, anxiety, dance, dark, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The 'Vice-Canceler' of 'Joizey'
Officer Gwendolyn Becker - a “newbie” - at Newark P. D. down in 'Joizey', was combin’ the streets for a couple o’ thieves who’d been holdin’ up stations and stores...
When - back in an alley...

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Categories: volley, violence,
Form: Narrative



Of Unknown Origin
Nylon waste is often akin to a brushed out stable, manger, or stall. But brushing the carpet is often a resemblance of a swirling cloud of dust and tobacco shards and tobacco shards are not...

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Categories: volley, beach, beautiful,
Form: I do not know?
A Ghetto Conversation




Hey bruh, 
haven’t you heard,
ain’t you read the news?
The White House is gonna eradicate 
the fear infested inner city blues
That Trump fella says,
he’s got his poison pen ready to use
He says black folks got nothing...

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Categories: volley, culture, prejudice, truth, word play,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Serb Dog
The Serb Dog by Vee Bdosa the Doylestown Poet
     There was a bunch of soldiers standing around watching
a house burn and somebody said "Was that somebody screaming,
did you hear somebody scream?"...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: volley, conflict, discrimination, hate, war,
Form: Prose
A Bullfrog and a Butterfly
A bullfrog and a butterfly both chanced upon each other.
‘My dear, you are an ugly beast!’ the bullfrog dared to utter.
‘Why froggy,’ gasped the butterfly, astounded by his words.
 ‘My beauty is unparallel while yours...

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Categories: volley, children, funny, hilarious, humor, humorous, muse, nonsense,
Form: Rhyme
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...

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Categories: volley, dark, deep, poetry, rap, sad, strength, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Spaghetti - a Movie Not Made
Smoke signals rise from Sitting Duck cavern
In town the Pitt gang are trashing the tavern
John Wayne strolled in and he ain’t here to dance
They say that he walked like he just sh*t his pants

Don’t be...

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Categories: volley, america, native american,
Form: Rhyme
Blue Eyed People
Don’t blue eyed people have more fun?
When others walk, don’t they run?
Don’t they live life full until life is done?

Don’t tow-haired people have more zest?
Aren’t they dancing still, when others rest?
In everything, don’t they do...

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© Jeff Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: volley, people,
Form: Rhyme
My Life Used To Be
My life used to be a journey.  The destination of my journey was heaven and the current 
landscape mattered not.  
Now my life is a ride.  Rides are destination-free.  
Some people...

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Categories: volley, introspection, nostalgia, me, people, life, me, people,
Form: Free verse
Classy Squash Final In Borneo
It is a final long dreamed for by the organisers...
It is a final matchup between the top 2 contenders...

Here in this for off island of Borneo, 3 days of frantic matches...
Will end with this crucial...

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Categories: volley, appreciation, beauty, games, inspiration, poetry, tribute, truth,
Form: Light Verse
Heart of Courage
By Cherbo Geeplay 

This, to the commanding officer 
who led his troops to war, on one 
knee and won in the trenches
on the battlefield littered with
landmines. I held your portrait 
sir, this morning with trembling
palms,...

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Categories: volley, christmas, courage, rights, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Do You Remember Too

      Butterfly bless dances from flower to flower, 
sipping nectar with its slender proboscis imitating Bacchus with prospectus,
direct to us.

Streaks in the open air with flagrant color, 
as the morning...

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Categories: volley, art,
Form: Ballad
Harry the Breaker
HARRY THE BREAKER
Harry galloped through the Mulga           (13% protien animal tucker)
On a game horse Bunga Din
The Brumbies galloping on Tolga
Were yarded with a grin
Every station...

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Categories: volley, warbody, me,
Form: Ballad
Before the Gates of Alahsar -Version - 2 - 18
Arlaghs, over the emerald green sea, 
they were advancing quickly,
the earth seemed to shake,
their run was relentless,
they were indeed fleet of foot,
already they had tasted of horse and man,
forward came these hordes of night,
across the...

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Categories: volley, dark, death, dream, fantasy, light, love, war,
Form: Epic
Ascent To Heaven Or Heaven's Descent
They had measured on close counts,
Before they began his dismount,
All flowers and scents were left behind,
It was only mud that came to mind,
He was a log of wood that had no use,
They were about to...

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Categories: volley, inspirational, life, philosophy, peace, water, peace, water,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member As Length'Ning Shadows, Filter Thru These Aching Hours
(1.)

Dare I Compose, This Heartfelt Poem For Thee

Dare I reveal, dare to my soul expose
No longer hide behind life's hidden pose
Return to Southern roots, a simple man
Forget this dark world's constant wicked plans
Remember her, life's...

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Categories: volley, art, hope, how i feel, journey, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
The Boy At Ticonderoga, Part Ii
...Duncan’s unit, the 42nd,
was placed in the center of the mass,
the French would crumble quick, he reckoned,
when the lines started marching at last,
not knowing that no orders had come,
yet on the left came the sounds...

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Categories: volley, america, conflict, confusion, death, fear, history, war,
Form: Epic
Premium Member That One Kiss
“Would you have wanted me to kiss you?” he asked
Behind the screen, she trembled
Teasing was her best defense
To calm down her beating heart
She typed…
“I let you hold my hand… what did that tell you?”
How could...

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Categories: volley, kiss,
Form: Free verse
Canticles of a Withering Soul: Part I
Canto I: The Wicked
______

Wither and tremble awash at sea oh woe
Woe is he, terror from sights even blessed would flee
Serenades of night washed over him into the wrong
Dark tides so high and undertow pulls so...

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© Tim B  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: volley,
Form: Epic
Marriage To Alarmingly Ballooning
Marriage to alarmingly ballooning...

dramatically expanding spouse,
when adorning buttons 
pop off undersized blouse
which spurs yours truly to grouse,
and ruffle mine tail feathers 
while listening to Scheherazade.

Eats her weigh out of home and house
unsolicited feedback courtesy
quite doubtful,...

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Categories: volley, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, addiction,
Form: Rhyme
I Have Seen It All
The fat director in his piggy mien
 Sitting in opulent oval office,
 Wearing costly French suit
 A delicate silk bow tie,
 While the buttons are straining to keep
 The belly from bursting out,
 In performing...

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Categories: volley, mystery
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Book: Reflection on the Important Things