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Pick Poems - Poems about Pick

Pick Poems - Examples of all types of poems about pick 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 pick.
Premium Member If Only You Knew
...I was lying in bed, unable to sleep, Thinking of troubles I'd seen in life, so deep. If I could give counsel to the younger Dave, From so many disasters, him I could still save. Somewhere, in b......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, age, child, fantasy, humor,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Decisions
...Decisions that we make every day will shape our future to come So many thoughts float around in our heads , we need to sort out the ones to pick from When you get up in the morning you need to deci......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, life,
Form: Rhyme
How About A Hug
... I’ve said this a thousand times and still I can never say it enough. Being a mother is the hardest and most thankless job there is and yet they do it for free. In my mother’s eyes, “the needs of th......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, mother, mothers day,
Form: Haibun
Premium Member Delusion
... The assigned unseen lamp hidden somewhere, someone kindles for you when you’re made to arrive. Unperceived, it creates reflective beam of contemplation, illumines the pathway of your destined......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, analogy, introspection, life,
Form: Free verse
Old Age
... Older age being old is always ten years ahead: meanwhile I’ve decided to embrace my present age positively I walk, don’t run, affecting a dignified lumbering; if I stumble,I welcome......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, adventure,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Granny Needs a Little Pick Me Up
...Granny needs a little pick me up So she makes her coffee extra thick Dances around the kitchen And gives her husband a gentle kick He barely notices, for he is reading the news Nothing that he w......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pick Me!
... They pick, I wait, Now it's too late! Always the last one picked, Doesn't matter, I wait! Last in line, Last too lunch, Last to get tall. ......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Rhyme
I'd save you first
...When life puts in you in these cages, where you meet people of different rages, and faces, it makes you seem horrible. I noticed you shirt which reminded me of the clothes my dad buys to dir......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, 1st grade, blue,
Form: List
The Root Cause
...Sometimes, better to dig it up Right from the root And expose it to daylight Cos' it's not good for a man to sleep all day And not wake up to his responsibilities It's not normal If he pushes......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, depression, husband,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Tunnel Vision
...I want to rip my face off. I pinch and poke in hopes of leaving a clean flattened surface. I long for my skin to smooth out. I assure myself I am aware of what I'm doing, and that I will make it righ......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, addiction, anger, angst, cry,
Form: Free verse
Let's do it
...Cloudy Hurricane The tides have beads of value Bungee jump and pick......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, growing up, humanity, inspirational,
Form: Haiku
Rooms to go
...O Monami! Fiancé these days! They forgot to pick wrought iron In their unsung Mays! In seasons, they sprinkled In salts they tried, In their secret recipes Even my Clover died! PS. It is s......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, age, allegory, april, arabic,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Listen Up
...Silence ! If you're quiet enough, You may hear the gossip of the Gods. Where your reflection well can listen, Between the myriad of facades. Now as the message comes to mind, You'l......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, character, conflict,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Writing a 5 minute poem about a stone every day - Days 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
...Day 1: Indistinguishable from the next Yet placed in a pocket Decisions made to be kept Yet I feel I give nothing For I am a stone after all It's my life's work To ponder my worth So tiring ......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, art,
Form: Free verse
Advice to a Young Poet
...Read Ted Kooser. Save your egg cartons until you have a fitted stack tall enough to be mistaken for an art project. Melt them down in a bucket of water. See how the float at first, then slowly succum......Read the rest...
Categories: pick, writing,
Form: Prose Poetry

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