Name Narrative Poems
These Name Narrative poems are examples of Narrative poems about Name. These are the best examples of Narrative Name poems written by international poets.
A Sentimental Slob
by Jack Ellison
The way to a man's heart is through his heart
Contrary to how the old saying goes
After all my years this is what I've discovered
It's an...
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emotions,
On My Way to Work
by Gary Bateman
On My Way to Work
As usual, I was on my way to work. As I was driving along,
I was already busy thinking about problems and...
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creation, god, imagery, imagination,
The Loss of Innocense
by John Gondolf
As I was walking late one night along a downtown street
I came upon a sad, sad sight that led to hope’s deplete.
The painted ladies paced...
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growing up, innocence, sad,
Old Benson, Part II
by David Welch
...Utterly stunned, Harvey then poured through
the town’s online photographic archives,
the twenties, fifties, eighties and today
revealed to Harvey the very same sight.
Then for some reason that...
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history, perspective, philosophy, science,
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nostalgia,
Anonymously Sold
by Gershon Wolf
It happened back in time, quite a long way,
Back in the day, as they today like to say:
An era when most donations to yeshivas** ...
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appreciation, education, how i
Ex-Gay, Part I
by David Welch
My name, it is Reginald,
and I’ve got a story to tell,
some folks, they will not like it,
they’ll cry out,”Go to hell!”
You see my wife beside...
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angst, confusion, fear, feelings,
Yvonne's Swan Song
by Mark Toney
Yvonne was very, very, very happy.
She loved her mother.
She loved her brother Phillip.
And she loved swans.
Oh, did she ever love swans!
She loved the way they...
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anti bullying, bullying, children,
The Missing
by Steve Zak
Memories shift through generations; pictures yellow, fray across the currents of time, worn and torn. Hushed stories talk about a life taken away too early,...
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memorial day, world war
Windows To My Soul
by Christine Phillips
I sat at my desk in the early hours of the morning listening to the words of the mighty one calling “windows to...
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abuse, august, business, confidence,
IS IT THE RELIGION TO BE BLAMED NOW
by Aayushi singh
Rape in the city, lifestyle was blamed
Rape of a teenager, clothing was blamed.
And now?
8 year old, simply dressed,
Living in village
No modern lifestyle
Innocent and unaware of...
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abuse, allah, anger, beautiful,
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dedication,
love kills
by lovely sharma
I just got to the grave today, death was given to you by my infidelity.
Along the way alive, my soul was given death.
Thy Ishq ruined...
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black love, break up,
ONE, NINE, SIXTEEN
by JAN ALLISON
THE DARKEST DAYS OF HER LIFE
The sewing machine, long idle, gathered dust
I discovered it, by chance, in my late mother’s attic.
My hand brushed the protective...
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england, memory, world war
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adventure, family, father son,
Van Gogh at Saint Remy
by Maurice Rigoler
My dear Theo,
It’s been a week since I committed
myself. I feel quite at home and with
no regrets that I did so....
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art,
Baby-The Morning After
by Steve Zak
He awoke, dazed and confused as to where he was, trying to remember whether it was day or still night. A dull ache seeped from...
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desire, love, lust, sensual,
Of Past Shadows
by FJ Thomas
***a poem to those who knew me***
She had come to appreciate so many over the years
Of some she was especially fond; their words music to...
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poetry, society, sometimes,
The Taking of a Hero's Wife, Part I
by David Welch
Owen Kucharski found himself inside
of a rather awkward situation,
all because of a women that he saw
every few days for adult ‘recreation.’
Her name was Laura, and...
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bereavement, courage, loss, love,
Edith Is Found
by Lisle Ryder
At the foot of the stairwell
face up she lay, knocked, smashed, kicked,
robbed, disfigured, lifeless so
it seemed, when the police came,
with ambulance attending.
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caregiving, character, endurance, friendship,