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Magazines Poems - Poems about Magazines

Magazines Poems - Examples of all types of poems about magazines to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for magazines.
the new tyranny
...The New Tyranny  I had this nagging headache and went to see my doctor, his waiting room was full of humanity with an assortment of illnesses The table in the middle of the floor used to be full......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, absence, addiction, allusion,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member The beatiful Pinups On My Wall Growing Up Rewrite
...When I was growing up I was so struck by the beauties I Saw on TV and in magazines I became obsessed with thinking about them One day I'll have one Maybe two or even more I wasn't too sure I'd......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, age, desire, sensual, sexy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What If ?
...What if tomorrow the sun suddenly stopped to burn All the birds had flown away because they had forgotten their song There were no more days only nights And the world had stopped to turn The ......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, absence, anxiety, conflict, fate,
Form: Free verse
Defying Societal Beauty's Chains
...In a world where beauty's confined, To a frame, a shape, so pre-defined. I refuse to bow to discrimination's hand, Refusing to let it define me. No more the shackles of slim and packed, A revo......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, beautiful, beauty, encouraging, fashion,
Form: Lyric
A Woman's Pain: pt2
...oh but i know, sir i know that this is what you want what you want to see oh but i understand, sir me, crumbled on the ground, fighting for a life you don't value it gives you a nice rush do......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, pain,
Form: Free verse



Cover Story
...The woman has no place to be put, the man is restless; his feet are slipshod, The child won't eat greens, he prefers beetroot slices from a sickly can, The family may once have been human, now......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Dew Diaries
...I was a world famous fashion designer, and quite enraptured with the new, Like first caress of pink, peach dawn light, smiling at the full moon's taboo. I adored laboring with colors I loved, in ......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, appreciation, beauty, fantasy, morning,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Montaigne and Human Nature
... (Michel de Montaigne, French essayist, 1533-1592) Once a day I sit discharging my humanity, staring dumbly at the floor or browsing magazines. Montaigne would have thought it an act as......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, writing,
Form: Free verse
Preaching to the Choir
...I get my updates on the news From certain magazines And papers, which are quite in sync With how my mindset leans. Of course, their editorials Make so much sense to me That I can’t understand......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, america,
Form: Rhyme
Bridge Chairs
...If you have bridge chairs, playing bridge Is not their only use. Try mah jongg or canasta - Any game needs no excuse. Or set them up for extra guests So everyone can sit, Especially if there’......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member the thought process
...How do you ascend? Oh hold on, that's a bit much For an opening line You might not even know me Plus there's a requirement for context... It's merely about a - be Typically there's......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, journey,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Man In White
...Hannah, could never remember a time when she wasn’t ill. The doctors had tried all sorts of stuff, and at times she had rallied. She was optimistic to begin with, but now she was just tired, and even......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, angel, child, hope,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member ON THE CUSP OF BECOMING
... Every so often, my mind wanders back to the summer of my youth, where a specific memory awaits. Having completed my first year at University, I’ve come home. My younger brother John, fiftee......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, age, brother, future, growing
Form: Haibun
Underneath the Bed
...I needed some storage space so I checked out The floor underneath the kids’ bed. It’s a very old bunk but instead of some room, This is what I encountered instead: A bag filled with newspapers,......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, home,
Form: Rhyme
The Dark Ones
...The Dark Ones dwell in the midst of various realms, constantly performing despicable deeds of disaster and destruction. Their presence creates an atmosphere of unrest that stifles imagination,......Read the rest...
Categories: magazines, appreciation, celebration, future, growth,
Form: Rhyme

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