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Seventy Eight Poems - Poems about Seventy Eight

Seventy Eight Poems - Examples of all types of poems about seventy eight 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 seventy eight.
Premium Member Please just put me down
...I have a former neighbor, an older female friend, who clearly does most thinking from the other end.. Many a time I should put my phone on mute. Today she called chuckling, criticizing Blinken's t......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, old, people, perspective,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Man on the Precipice of Eternity
...In seventy-eight, my steel-stallion, KZ1000, pride, wind in my hair. Its Sissy Bar, firm tether, bag secured, my wanderlust's prayer. Sun, snow, wind sculpt my journey's theme, my ......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, death, destiny, emotions, faith,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member State of the Union 2024
...Some grow big bellies in front of the tele idle and fuming small minds never see big pictures Now I do confess bombing women and children is not Biden's best moment, a failed test nor all de......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, integrity, international, leadership, political,
Form: Free verse
Turn the Table
...“turn the table” from sweet to sour is my listening taste broken bouzouki Greek wedding plates thirty-three to forty-five or hearing live when i’m sixty-four on seventy-eight......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, color,
Form: Limerick
Priorities
...She was wearing her pajamas, while standing at the checkout stand. There were pink curlers in her hair, a box of twinkies in here hand. A screaming child was on each arm, two more crying brats......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member When Doing Your Best Is Not Enough
...Darkness is all around me, where is the light? Have I been blinded, and lost my sight? Wherever I look, the truth I cannot see. This is not, where I am meant to be. How can good thoughts, just ......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, god, growth, introspection, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Rent
...In Beamish Street, collecting the rent, Was how my Tuesday mornings were spent. An arduous task at the best of times. Nell McFee, hubby in jail for various crimes. Sobbing to me as she ha......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, house,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Seventy-Eight
... Now that I am seventy- eight Standing long time_ not In the spring blowing snot a lot Wonder what seventy-nine holds Wonder if I will see the calendar turn Bring eighty to a fulf......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, age,
Form: Rhyme
Funeral
...“The US First Cavalry arrived in Manila on February 3, 1945; it proceeded to Santo Tomas University north of the Pasig River, where 3,785 Allied civilian prisoners of war had been kept for ov......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, 11th grade, death, funeral,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member At Last, a Leader For Our Times
...At last, someone we can believe in no airs, no baggage, a sense of humor Pokes fun at himself, but not the next guy audiences ring with laughter, no one cries On the issues he's......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, character, humor, leadership,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Micro Seventy Eight
...I don’t want to have to disappear for you to miss me.......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, emotions, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Beauty Queen Is Still Looking
...Once upon a time a well-stacked, beautiful Playmate One featured in Hefner’s magazine, which was first rate bought herself a marvelous Hollywood estate With future proceeds she hoped to create. ......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, age, writing,
Form: Monorhyme
His Wife Shivering With Cold
...Gideon is trembling with fear His wife shivering with cold; Some chattering sounds to bear; A discomfort from The Cold Now learnt a fitting lesson; A bucketful to now heat “Menthol at home a bl......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, care, death, fear, health,
Form: Rhyme
Journey To a Crematorium
...Let me tell you a story on a midnight journey, To a crematorium, through an undergrowth ferny; At my age between sixteen to seventeen, In nineteen seventy eight; with a dusky scene; A time, whe......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, courage, journey,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member A Father and Husband Remembered
...Our father has passed from this life He cared about his children and his wife He was sometimes, not so understanding He was a person that was demanding Guiding his family with a firm hand The ......Read the rest...
Categories: seventy eight, bereavement,
Form: Rhyme

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