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Traditions Poems - Poems about Traditions
Traditions Poems - Examples of all types of poems about traditions to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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Cultural Mores Mirror
...as the political landscape changes and new blood shows up the flaws inherent in the collective psyche so my ingrained prejudices bubbled to the surface harming my interaction with my fellow man ......
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Suzette Richards
Categories:
traditions,
analogy, introspection,
Form:
Free verse
The making of a villain
...How to mold a villain? They say it takes a village to raise a child, Yet with a whisper, a villain can be styled. the steps are simple, Tell them gravity's grip is no chain, Assure them they c......
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Clara Rosefire
Categories:
traditions,
abuse, evil, hurt, leadership,
Form:
Rhyme
''Old and New'': Agree
...Back in the days of yesterday and today, or, traditions and contemporaries ... she came. Ye......
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Hilo Poet
Categories:
traditions,
destiny, fate, imagery, life,
Form:
Verse
My acquaintances
...So many places I've been meeting many people learning their cultures learning their traditions enjoying life......
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Karen Croft
Categories:
traditions,
people,
Form:
Free verse
United Triumph of India - The pride behind
...In bustling cities where dreams take flight, Amidst the chaos, people strive and sway, A tapestry of faces, colors bright, Unity in diversity, a sight divine, In every heart, a love beyond compar......
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Moonlit Whisper
Categories:
traditions,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Sestina
The Mountain People
...Daylight breaks through the gate and a bright light shine intensely on my face from a distance. I wasn’t sure what was going on, but I fold one arm and held on tightly to the other arm. I knew it was......
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©
Christine Phillips
Categories:
traditions,
best friend, books, business,
Form:
Narrative
STORIES OF SOMALIA
...Where do I start? Could I brief about its abundant gold? Or the amazing traditions so old Of storytelling and poetry so strong and bold Can I talk a little about its coastline? That stretches ......
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Hakim Fuhad Mansaray
Categories:
traditions,
11th grade, angst, society,
Form:
Free verse
Easter egg hunt
...Jesus would you walk with me To find the true pure Easter egg 12 hours of daylight so we must start early. For, there are many dropping them. On every open corner, one seems to be placed. Not e......
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©
Stephan McBride
Categories:
traditions,
faith,
Form:
Free verse
Taiwan's History
...The diverse culture, the individuals’ pride and achievement, Many can readily accept a lengthy and remarkable history. Surrounded by beauty, democracy, and a land so vast, The distinctive history ......
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Sky Prince
Categories:
traditions,
culture, history,
Form:
Rhyme
Stifled Dreams
...The life that's long brings to a man a change Of those traditions then to modern thrill. May journeys, that we're staid, now rearrange To open thoughts and chance for a new skill. Does work march......
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Hilda Greenhough
Categories:
traditions,
work,
Form:
Rhyme Royal
The Age of Wisdom
...I placed my head between my knees to have a good look at the trees beneath me; I held it there for some time and found that nature was divine. I saw the seeds springing from the earth and an army ......
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©
Christine Phillips
Categories:
traditions,
age, america, analogy, best
Form:
Narrative
Nana Baking Pan my memories
...My Grandmother’s Baking Pans I remember peering through Nana’s broken window countless times on my way to St. Augustine’s Girls’ School in St. George. But that day felt different. As I watched the......
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©
Annie Lander
Categories:
traditions,
africa, america, anger, appreciation,
Form:
Free verse
Jot And Tittle
...I had to trade another jot, I had to sell a tittle. I had to cuz they told me that I had to give a little. I had to sit and wonder at the setting of the sun, what giving just a little costs ......
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©
Jeff Bresee
Categories:
traditions,
life,
Form:
Rhyme
Color Trouble
...Human history is full of trouble because religion has duped the human race and creates a lot of doubles all over the place. If I could turn the clock back in time, I would not change anything, but I ......
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©
Christine Phillips
Categories:
traditions,
america, business, character, clothes,
Form:
Narrative
Artistic license
.... 'Poetry' haz been the foundation uv my 15plus(and counting)yearz uv the intense learn uv; who the sum know uv me, "English literature"! Studying for an English Literature degree allo......
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©
James Peranteau
Categories:
traditions,
analogy, appreciation, blessing,
Form:
Bio
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