Recycled Poems | Examples

Premium Memberrecycled reflections

crawling words
slithering
waiting for something

questions without answers
in the zone of twilight rerror
Oh No!

erring inhumanly
gaslighting
becoming gas

volcanic eruption
savage rays
in the breezy trees

insanely iconic
epic hunt
beyond reason

a dangerous game
a masked requiem for a virulent era
a robotic rumination

fleeing...
raging rubble
deliverance...?
Categories: recycled, dark, society, surreal,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberRecycled Summer

Florida recycles Summer heat,
a slower version of a hot beat;
Fall’s still smoking;

Leaves crack and dull to brown
skipping the colors of Autumn;
Southern sky’s daunting;

September’s a soft shadow
with hollowed flames to follow;
Serotonin’s falling;

Freckled skin still a bit warm,
season has no time to transform;
Sunburn’s resurfacing.
Categories: recycled, emotions, september, summer, weather,
Form: Tail-rhyme


Premium MemberPlease Release My Ashes

Later this month I'll be seventy-three.
Thus this gift of longevity.
I seldom feel old and am told I don't look it
but that one-way ticket, I have pre-booked it.
The fear of dying doesn't rattle me, only if it comes 
with suffering and misery.
Most people would prefer to just "go" in their
sleep, while they peacefully lay there counting some sheep,
or in the arms of someone that they love when the angels
descend to take them above.
From ashes to ashes and dust to dust.
I'll be taking all body parts, even those that show rust..
It's up to God to recycle me so please release my ashes
under a strong oak tree.
Categories: recycled, age, death, god,
Form: Light Verse

Premium MemberChristmas

.                           Christmas cheer 
                         Presents unwrapped 
                                 on floor, 
                              lying askew
                    as Christmas tree blinks
                              Silver, gold,
                              red, green
                              promises,
                               laughter.
                          What of those
                           with no tree
                      a gift of worn shoes,
                    old doll, recycled dress.
                               care,
                   and share Christmas day.

December 9, 2022
For Writing Challenge - Yalto Form Poetry Contest
By Constance La France
Categories: recycled, 12th grade, care, christmas,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberRecycled

The grown-ups did not feel, we thought,
We, students, never with them fought;
We recycled wastes, yet,
Out of these got cribs set; 
We have, truly, a new fact taught...!


01 December 2022
Categories: recycled, fun,
Form: Limerick


Turnt

Percolating, who  we,  I’m  just  relating
Relaying the  conveying of  alarming  apex
Son’s getting  hotter,  sending  flares, scorching heirs
The roof  is  on  fire,  but  folks serving  gas in meme
Unleaded or maybe I’m  just  fed  up  in  believing the lies
Telling me  mines don’t  matter, from cats living fatter
Digging deeper than  the  greeting  of  slaps  of  five
Laid down  a  line,  reverberating sublime, wind  chimes
Chasing dog-gone familiars to frailty in comforting confines
Same ole, same  old,  just  ain’t  that  old,  as  far  as  we go
No more,  I  know  more,  looking  at a  latch off unlocked doors
Mirrors from  ceiling  to  floors, stylishly  prefaced  or  just pre-fab
Looking glass,  shatters  from  just  one  blinking,  2b  thinking in turn
Thoughts never  random,  so  I  hand  them  pieces  of  rind to define
Seasoned for  taste,  or  just  aroma,  smelling  like  wake  up all baked up
Reeling off  feelings,  fleeting  yesterdays,  recalled  to  question or lesson
All in  the  daze,  our  revolution  could  never just  be a faze, even nowadays
So watch  out  and  peep  the come  around  in  what’s  happening again…..
Categories: recycled, allegory, america, analogy, black
Form: Free verse

Jokes101 Recycled: March 26 In South Africa

TIME issues:
1. Whenever I am short on time, I eat my watch, and always have seconds to spare.

2. Why do I still buy old clocks and collectible watches in a cellphone age? I love keeping time.
Categories: recycled, class, computer, conflict, funny,
Form: I do not know?

Premium MemberRecycled Bottles

from muck sprung all life.
when we fade, we return there.
refurbished hogshead


Written: March 19, 2022
Categories: recycled, analogy, death, life,
Form: Haiku

Recycled Presents

She sent a pair of floral plaques,
to me, and pretty though they were,
I wasn't thrilled at all because 
they were the ones I'd sent to her...

* a true story
Categories: recycled, nice,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberShe Recycled

She recycled the flowers as they lay in their beds.
She recycled the gown in which she once wed.
She recycled her food so that others were fed.
She recycled her tires once they lost their tread.
She recycled those thoughts that were stuck in her head
and she wove them in words as they rapidly spread.
They tore thru tendons and sank in sinews, forming a
tincture of rhythm and blues.
Categories: recycled, 1st grade,
Form: Light Verse

Premium MemberRecycled Paper

                                      buried diary
                          secret pages sown in tears
                             weeping willow sprouts


1-2-2020
Categories: recycled, environment, growth, sad, tree,
Form: Senryu

Recycled Tears

I slept: upon my side, the dreams that came were of you so far away.
I wept: two tiny tears rose from my eye, passed warm across my nose and snaked coldly to my other eye, till on the fresh linen they softly lay.
I swept: them into an airtight box concealed beneath my pillow - where
I kept: them - and on a nearby sign I wrote " To passers-by- if you are looking to revive your spirit - please drink your fill, but you must
Accept: that one contains the beautiful memories of a love so strong - and the other is full of sorrow and pain - the two are
Clept: Happiness and Sadness and must be drunk together and together they will serve you well".
Categories: recycled, imagery,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme

Recycled Dragons

Recycled Dragons

Today I built a castle
with an empty cardboard box.
I built a moat around it
with books and building blocks.
Then I crawled inside and waited
for a dragon to appear
‘cause I’m a knight in shining armor!
There is nothing that I fear!
With a little imagination
and a pencil as my aide
I will slay the mighty dragon
and I will not be afraid!
All at once a ferocious dragon
by the name of “This Side Up”
blew red, hot flames right at me,
nearly burned my castle up!
So I grabbed my sword and shield
when that monster showed his face!
I seized him by his nostrils
and I started to erase!
At last I was a hero
so I tore the castle down
and threw the dragon in the box
and recycled him up town!
Categories: recycled, animal, children, courage, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme

Recycled Treasure

My heart has accepted every piece of furniture
you have brought in and hoarded, polished and stored, 
for show or hidden in the attic of cerebral storage. 

Cobwebs draped the entrances I walked through
without wincing, chasing extinguishing light…
gold tarnishing possibilities that I found invaluable.
Categories: recycled, meaningful,
Form: Free verse

Recycled News and Postings

Recycled News And Postings

In these days of What's app and its prevalent use...
Recycled News and postings are all too often received...
The truth of the matter is in the incessant urge to share...
The latest info and message the minute one is received...
Not to worry, all postings in social media are for long time....
Once in a while, the same news comes alive again online...
Readers are the best judges, to read, hoard or delete...
News or info to be shared is for everyone's benefits....
So keep 'em coming in, all will be better informed and entertained...
Not seeing evil does not mean evil is non-existent out there...
Not hearing evil does not mean all is good and heavenly out there...
Not doing evil does not mean we are all angelic everywhere....
Not speaking evil does not mean we should be angels on earth here....
Hence, keep 'em coming, messages, news snippets, photos or video clips....
Life in this social media age is so much interesting with all these postings...
Keep 'em coming, keep 'em coming...
Categories: recycled, angst, blessing, celebration, community,
Form: Free verse

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