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Short Retelling Poems

Short Retelling Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Retelling by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Retelling by length and keyword.


Sm
The tall man speaks jibes
a witty retelling of
others misfortunes...

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Categories: retelling, for him,
Form: Haiku



Don'T Spread the Hate
retelling the words
of the past pain that she caused---
forgive her sooner...

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Categories: retelling, angst, childhood, friendship, introspection, life, people
Form: Senryu
At My Command
Lost within
the writing
Found
with each retelling
The universe
at my command
Time and space
—unveiling

(Dreamsleep: January, 2024)
...

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Categories: retelling, writing,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Nostalgia
NOSTALGIA

N:  Never stop retelling
O: Our 
S: Stories
T: That made us stronger
A: And helped us to
G: Grow along the way
I: In peace or hardship
A: And in love!...

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Categories: retelling, nostalgia,
Form: Acrostic
Little Fly Wonders
little fly wonders
a rainbow in the flower
retelling of death







Haiku - Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Deborah Beachboard
RAJAT KANTI CHAKRABARTY
27th February, 2018...

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Categories: retelling, imagery,
Form: Haiku



Invented Truth
My imagination is sharper than my memory
I make up instead of retelling a story
If I can't recall truth; more often than not
I recreate and invent it
Pessimists call it lying
I don't give names...

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Categories: retelling, 12th grade, addiction, allegory, anxiety, art,
Form: Free verse
Crush
Like a rising sun, she is pretty
Unprecedented her beauty
Catchy this ugly duckling
Yet beauty and the beast retelling

Enter oh! Fair moon
Mythic at noon
Elegantly adorned like a garden
Radiant as the blue sky of Eden
Harmoniously hilarious her presence
Obvious in every sense...

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Categories: retelling, africa, baby, beauty, best friend, child, daughter,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Besties
We can get together after twenty-five years
And pick up as if we saw each other yesterday
Laughing and smiling, joking, loving each other
Remembering the enthusiasm and joy of our youth
Retelling stories we have both heard fifty times
Laughing with mirth understood only by best friends...

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Categories: retelling, friendship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member stardust echoes
stars coverse in a language understood by the night each twinkle a lyric telling and retelling ancient tales as planets listen intently to the cosmic chatter stardust voices echo through galaxies revealing secrets to those attentive enough to see magic in the tail of a comet
...

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Categories: retelling, magic,
Form: Free verse
Star Wars Limericks
I write Star Wars limericks with aplomb.
'Cuz Star Wars is simply the bomb!
But they don't appear
On this nice website here,
They're at Starwarslimericks dot blogspot dot com!

No special effects there, I'm sorry.
A few pictures but nothing too gory.
I start at the beginning
And I keep on spinning
Retelling the whole Star Wars story!...

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Categories: retelling, funny, science fictionstar, star,
Form: Limerick
Poetry Soup
Poetry is a way to express one's self  
Only through the use of words 
Enlightening others on perspectives
Through verbs, nouns and adjectives  
Retelling a story or an experience 
Yearning to be understood 

Soul and mind together as one 
Opening the box and going beyond
Unfortunately not appreciated by everyone
Poetry is the greatest form of expression and art....

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Categories: retelling, poems, poetess, poetry, poets,
Form: Name
Unfinished Christmas
It was the eve of Christmas in the shoe-like 
dwelling,
A night of bygone Christmas days retelling.
But by the stroke of twelve they were all snug in 
their beds,
Cradled with blankets of knitted threads.

The crackling fire left their cheeks the gentlest 
bloom,
Rosier than the angel who looked upon the room.
But then the clock began to chime as if to tell,
That somewhere nearby rang a faint silver bell....

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© Maria Liu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: retelling, holidaychristmas, christmas,
Form: ABC
Premium Member Time
Time

is like a flowing river......
Buried deep within the quagmire
of molten verve and life experiences.

We revel in it. We gloat in the fat of it, and
we hog the memories until they are worn.
Yes...worn thin in the telling and the retelling.
So, that in the end we may simply sit and hopefully
smile and gloat!!

My thought for today.....AnnoDominie 12/21/2018
So mode it be...amen!!

Charles G. Henderson...

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Categories: retelling, allegory, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Negative Self Talk
Failure is a funny old thing
All of your worst fears take to wing
Lies you have told yourself more than once
Leak right into your brain, like a sponge
Intelligent though you may be
Never a light in the tunnel you'll see
Giving up or just giving in
Always seems easier when
People you meet won't be kind 
Always bringing the worst to your mind
Recalling the beast you have been
Telling and retelling you of your every sin....

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Categories: retelling, anger, anxiety, depression, heartbreak, introspection, pain, sad,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Embellishment
Sometimes to make more interesting,
A story being told,
Some folks will try to enhance it,
To make it sound more bold.

Sometimes when we're relating,
An experience one's had,
Certain things are added,
To enhance the good or bad.

Often when retelling,
Some newsy bit of info,
A supposition can slip in.
The story changes, bingo.

Whether to make it exciting,
To help or hinder tried,
It isn't simple embellishment.
The truth is that you lied....

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© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: retelling, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Dear Me
Some moments in life are
Never what you expect.
Rather it's always our
Need to take a moment to reflect.

Some moments you regret
Are never worth recalling.
Indeed it's always best to forget,
Better to move on, than always retelling.

Sometimes others say
It's always all in your head,
But sadly you still go a long way
From being lively, to being dead.

Sometimes you just have to
Let all things be,
Then you shall soon be set free too,
Then you can really let yourself just be....

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Categories: retelling, life, me, meaningful, philosophy, self,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Shattered Sighs