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Interrogative Poems - Poems about Interrogative
Interrogative Poems - Examples of all types of poems about interrogative to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read
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A Poem About Love In a Banishment Basement of Confusion
...i am honestly drawing a blank i am struggling to underline the underlying reasons my head is spinning and the rest of my body is stone still frozen just yesterday, we were laughing it up and being......
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Marty King
Categories:
interrogative,
life, love, truth,
Form:
Free verse
For the Leisure Class - Read and Ponder
...Recommended holiday reading, this epistle comes your way as an interrogative missile ~ Whither the Oscar Meyer Wiener Whistle......
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©
Gershon Wolf
Categories:
interrogative,
giggle, holiday, inspirational, literature,
Form:
Monorhyme
3 Poems
...Sy Roth - 3 Poems 12/17/20130 Comments Picture Silence I’ve dreamt often that she crept deep Into my cellular structure, Some time in the nightfall of my being And planted deeply into my......
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©
Sy Roth
Categories:
interrogative,
conflict,
Form:
Free verse
Flat City Interrogative
...When I was younger My lover died from hunger For God had not flung her His scraps from the sky So I covered her over Neath the cold clay and clover I buried my lover Where the hungry all lie ......
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Barry Freeman
Categories:
interrogative,
poverty,
Form:
Verse
Escape From Chestnut's Edge
...The split level blinks at Chestnut End under twilight's tremble, ripping me, the oily menhaden bait, from the under boot The Chestnut dwellers bold interrogative flushes him down then......
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©
Craig Sipe
Categories:
interrogative,
confusion, mental illness,
Form:
Free verse
Night Follows Day
...A cricket's trill signals nightfall; Dusk drains color till all looks stark. And Nature dons a misty shawl as fireflies flicker in the dark. While shadows spread, the sun bleeds red. ......
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Emile Pinet
Categories:
interrogative,
10th grade, beautiful, color,
Form:
Verse
Life According To a Debater: a Policy Case Found Poem
...The 1AC is a shot in the dark. When we use interrogative strategies we create zones of visibility and possibility. The potentiality for deliberation towards a new politic. The study of bare ......
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Lance Iota
Categories:
interrogative,
philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Good Leading's Root
...Becoming a leader is your way, You want to be applaused and hailed And within you hope swims, But you never ask yourself why. Why I yawn to be the head? Do I possess what it takes To be a great......
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Afolabi Muideen
Categories:
interrogative,
encouraging, inspiration, leadership,
Form:
Ode
Bharathidasan's Pulikku Nay Enta Mulai, Translated By T Wignesan
... Bharathidasan’s “Pulikku nay enta muulai” (To the Tiger, the Dog knows no safe dwelling!) translated by T. Wignesan Bharathidasan (1891-1964) was a self-proclaimed disciple of the eminent Br......
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©
T Wignesan
Categories:
interrogative,
anti bullying, patriotic, political,
Form:
Sonnet
Four Walls As Mirrors
...beheaded blame is constant love is a crushed, ornamentated adjective to you yet and still i am under you submissive to your rhythmic therapy there was a time when i was a thorn searching for a b......
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©
Marty King
Categories:
interrogative,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Scenes In Times Square
...It is December 31, the last day of the year. The nighttime sky is dark, but quite clear. In Times Square, there is a lighted ball. The New Year arrives when it makes its fall. Despite the freezin......
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Robert Pettit
Categories:
interrogative,
travelme, new year,
Form:
Rhyme
An Amateur Art Critic
...One Sunday morning, I went home to visit mom and dad. My brother was also there, and I showed them what I had. The first thing I said to father as soon as I saw him, was that I had four free ticke......
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Robert Pettit
Categories:
interrogative,
family, funnyfather, words, old,
Form:
Rhyme
Unity In Diversity
...what is what is not is what is too there is no separation from the One came two like Hu am i and i am Hu both imperative and interrogative from the One came two it is based upon what's known to b......
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©
Allen Conner
Categories:
interrogative,
philosophy,
Form:
Epigram