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People Tail-Rhyme Poems

These People Tail-Rhyme poems are examples of Tail-Rhyme poems about People. These are the best examples of Tail-Rhyme People poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Imagine
Imagine a long Winter of wars -
Multitudes of people on all fours,
Hiding under tables by the scores.
Ice cold instability.

Head-tilting species, in disbelief.
Poor bowls are empty,...

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Categories: war,



Premium Member Christianity
My body, my choice,
my mind and my voice,
all were entrusted to me,
by the same righteous God
some now herald and laud
in their white Christianity.

You see my...

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Categories: america, anger, bible, character,

Around the World In
AROUND THE WORLD IN ….

Phileas Fogg sought to amaze
And circle the world in eighty days
Long before the plane

One night, in an alcoholic state,
I bet I...

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Categories: drink, travel,

Premium Member The Artist
Self-styled you yell from the lofty roof top,
nobody lends ears but you don’t ever stop.
You pronounce you’ll make a great name
as an artist, in loud...

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Categories: analogy, art, humorous,

Premium Member Blood Solstice
This time of year the Sun is a short traveler,  
nights are long and the world is darker;
The North prepares for the Winter Solstice...

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Categories: dark, emotions, evil, fantasy,



Jesus Birth
Jesus’ Birth
Matthew 1.18-25

[So, here it is]. “This is how the birth of Jesus took place.
When Mary his mother was engaged, [ace],
To Joseph, before they were...

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Categories: appreciation, boyfriend, christmas, cool,

Premium Member The Pen Pal
There was a time when my dear aunt,feeling all alone,
Turned to the mail to fine a friend and so the seeds were sown,
Which brought about...

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© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: family, people, relationship,

Premium Member Urban Commuter Scents and Sensibility
Ten thousand eyes will each day pass but not a single one will see,
because the folly of their hubris hides the harsh reality,
and when they...

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© Eric Cohen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: city, humanity, irony, poverty,

World of Beauty
I wish to sing as sweetly as the birds high in their trees
To fly, to jump in crackly dry leaves
And to venture to places unexplored.

I...

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Categories: appreciation, beautiful, deep,

Premium Member Armor of God
Each day we need our armor for the fight,
to wage the battle from daybreak to night ~
protection to wield.

The struggle is against not flesh and...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: christian, god, religious, spiritual,

Premium Member Selfish I May Be
SELFISH I MAY BE

Loved ones leaving
Much too soon.
To take
Eternal rest
My God you
Took away
The best-!
Whose
Going to cry for me?

I ask selfishly;
 Who'll cry for me,
If the...

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Categories: death, eulogy, health,

To the Lands Unknown
I slowly move towards a mount,
beyond which lies a devil's lake—
The lake of death.
Perhaps it is girdled with flowers,
where redbreasts croon in mournful tunes—
The lake...

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Categories: death,

Premium Member To Serve and Protect
When a black man has a knee pressed against his throat
police brutality has no known antidote.
He can't breathe, cut no slack.

Though obviously choking, they ignored...

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Categories: 10th grade, 11th grade,

Premium Member Your Money Or Your Life
As I fret, opening to soon is filled with fraught,
causing more worries, as I thought.
As people scurry hither and dither;
Seeking to score and scurry back...

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Categories: betrayal, confusion, corruption, death,

Premium Member God Did Not Die and Leave You In Charge
GOD DID NOT DIE AND LEAVE YOU IN CHARGE

God didn't die and leave you in charge.
Who told you that you could decide who lives, and...

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Categories: anger, anxiety, destiny, devotion,


Book: Shattered Sighs