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Folktale Poems - Poems about Folktale

Folktale Poems - Examples of all types of poems about folktale 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 folktale.
Premium Member The Nightingale and the Rose
...Dear, there’s a folktale so I’ve heard. It’s about a flower and a bird. The story’s blossom is a rose, The most beautiful mankind knows. The star bird in this unknown tale Is the melodious nig......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, bird, flower, rose,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member THE STORY OF MAE ROCK
...I have a slavery folktale of my own I am Mae Rock, and I was once a slave Always taught being black you must behave How did I get the name Mae Rock? I was named for Unbreakable, Unstoppable and S......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, anger, anxiety, betrayal, character,
Form: Free verse



A positive impact on others
... Gratitude suffuses me today at prospect to plumb the depths of a fledgling friendship (respecting fidelity to wife) even one bound within the parameters of cyberspace, I feel courtesy your a......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, angel, appreciation, beautiful, celebration,
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Devils Sea
...Mysteries into mysterious The thought just makes one curious History having accounts within its own log The wonders through the creation of the seas 1871 was a year when cargo ships would sail th......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, adventure, anger, boat, books,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Ghost Rider
...Here's a tale from the West. as regards an unnamed man, who is the best. He commutes by motorcycle day and night. assisting the communities in need of light. His origin is such an a......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, analogy, dream, gothic,
Form: Rhyme



Man, What a Woman
...“Let’s do it. Let’s settle this mano a mano.” “Well, you asked for it and you’ll get it, What do you want to know, woman?” “Man, O man, always the cocky ones, aren’t we? I say, women are bett......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, men, women,
Form: Free verse
Poetic Existence
...Poetic Existence Poetry is emotion, Poetry is thought, Poetry is perspective, Poetry is all that I can see, Every word, Every place, Every era, Everything, everytime, everywhere, By......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, 8th grade, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
When Squirrels Earned Their Stripes - I
...No man's too small to hoist a helping hand, Nor any a deed too small if well-meant, Nor a task too tough for a noble end, Mind can if means can't make a mighty dent. A journey of a daunting tas......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, hero, work,
Form: Epic
Stories To Live By
...STORIES TO LIVE BY Oh! tell me tales that lift the spirit, energise the soul Inspire a faith that gives the strength to drive toward a goal Let not the story of the nation be a book of shame ......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, life,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Working Class
...I. Daybreak what glint of morning is this where the rusty bloom of chain link fences cuts the turf of rowhouses the weeds still talk with the legs of crickets as the post-dawn moon fades li......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, allusion, class, culture, freedom,
Form: Political Verse
My India
...Vast and lush, With a hint of blush, Beneath the sky of violet blue, She hums a hymn as on a bamboo flute, Across the fields capped in a million dews, Painting words of wisdom - worl......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, culture,
Form: Personification
Folklore
...History of folklore in T & T Influence by West African and Creole Spirituality Narrated and told around kerosene lamps, our folklore Characters, deities in ancient tribes before Legend and stor......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, 1st grade, evil, fantasy,
Form: Ballad
A Folktale
...A folktale There is a small country sharing part of its border to a giant country, both have been friends for over 300 years during world war two they came helped the small country to get rid of ......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, best friend, blessing, death,
Form: Blank verse
Ruins
...It's about time we talk of ruins. So, let us talk, for you never know, How long ears of hope will remain receptive. Your lips are missing, and your kisses fall, Like ripe plums and tint my conf......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, age, allegory, allusion, angel,
Form: ABC
A Positive Impact
...Night and day, a thrashing like an invisible whiptail surge van hail, doth swell me bosom excruciatingly, doggedly blackmail capriciously be-numbingly, aggravatingly assail mine......Read the rest...
Categories: folktale, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse

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