Abolishment Poems | Examples


The abolishment of the church

Death of Church

One upon a time, my friend 
There was a church 
Crazy people of that instance 
Tried to forge the God 

They placed fears and conditions 
And occurred as well renditions 
They believed that humans saints
And that's why their instance ends 
They possessed the funds of money 
Were evil, pedophiles
They took money from the people
Fraudulating pseudorights

They implied they are Controller
For the moral for the race
They removed the best in humans 
And implied a lot of craze

Their reasoning was schizo 
Their motive was control
They imposed associations
So that sanity would fall



DUE DIVERSITY of the UNITED STATES it i sCONSTITUTINAL to remove cHURCH SCHOOL from HOMESCHOOLING list of allowed practices and produce a WARNING that CHRISTIAN sect organization my badly influence yourself and your children
Form: Rhyme

A - Anarchy

A. Anarchy

Amber autumn aflame
An aroma of ash appeases the adamant arsonist; the artful anarchist
An audacious attempt at attacking back at our arbitrary accommodations
The ascended advocate us to abide as they affirm their advancement through annihilation 
An abstract artifice, artificial affirmation of all aspects
Treated like an array of aliens in our allowed acropolis with the armor turned against us
Most amused with their asinine aspirations and amaurotic attractions
A few too apprehensive to argue and ask for an alternative, afraid of any altercation
But the agitated and annoyed assemble, ascertaining truth through awareness at every angle
Amateur acts of anger arise and accelerate, accompanying their adverse assault on our amendments
The alliance ablaze and amassing, anticipating an apocalyptic ambush
Absolution remains absent and anger becomes anxiety among those abandoned
The affluent assure abolishment for the average and all under


Three Wishes

In an antique shop, I bought an old lamp,
This particular evening I had nothing to do; 
That’s when I decided to give it a good clean,
As I was rubbing it a genie from it flew out.

This creature with huge ears thanked me,
For releasing him he granted me three wishes;
Any wish I wanted it would come through;
Accept for violence or anything malicious.

I thought very hard about it and came to a decision,
End to wars and peace to the world I will choose;
Secondly, I yearned for the abolishment of hunger,
Lastly to protect children from paedophilia abuse. 



TUESDAY 16th OCTOBER 2018
Three Wishes Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Kevin Shaw
Form: Quatrain

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Pray

The smell of death fills the air,
It is almost impossible to bear,
The scent of life and love seems too far away,
But every night I pray,
That our countries will be in peace rather than pieces,
That god will guide us to a realization,
That will get us through this frustration,
All of man will unite as one,
To fight for human rights,
For the abolishment of discrimination,
Against the men and women that make up our nation,
But until then I will pray,
Until we can open the peace gateway.
Form: ABC


Deception

We've got a government 
In need of abolishment.
That's said with honesty
And astonishment
Because it hasn't been accomplished yet
Or even attempted
Because every one of our rights
Are being neglected
And every argument that
We make against it
Is quickly rejected
And never again upon
Are they reflected
Because our attentions
Are quickly redirected
By the 4th branch that we
Never elected
Form: Rhyme

Dry Rain

Forsaken behind the desolation 
cry.
As I hold myself pretending 
that my arms themselves carry 
the title as guardianship.
But it's all pretend.

This abolishment, this 
unpleasant annihilation ...

Why am I broken?
This abnormal irregular 
disorder which shallows me 
whole.
Stay away from me I beg.

I'm nothing more than a 
monstrosity..
An abnormality..
Pretending to be like everyone 
else...

Pretending to fill this empty 
hole in my chest.
Like mankind pretending to 
create peace.

I'm nothing more then a myth 
trying to become apart of a 
world that never wanted me.

- Robert

Dictator Perpetuo

The rubicon is crossed,
thirteenth legion for glory.
Augustan,publico pro bono,
behold the untold story.

Marched into all Rome,
flags of the republic burn.
Demons threaten his name,
and say they shall return.

All hail justice reborn!, 
Caesar, men will know fear.
Battle drums retired now,
nobody guarding the frontier.

Bingeing under empire skies,
baths with foreigners galore.
Wavering peace for the rich,
an abolishment of the poor.

The years passed quickly,
Cicero's return with his scars.
Trampled Rome so defenseless,
once again burning under stars.

Hung from the Romulus gate,
tyrant now in history's stones.
Curia of Pompey never tainted,
with Julius Ceaser's bones.

Arrow's Night

Waring spirt names
survival games
arrows pierce deep
while enemy sleep

Hair of length
every braves strength
timid of sorts
hunting, survival sports.

Arrows of rock
clay made crock
rock bangle beads
bare-back horse speeds

Squa with brave
living in cave
lights of torches
summer heat, skin scorches 

Sleep amidst the stars
wears honorable scars
each one a testement
of weakness abolishment

Linda Terrell
Novmber 2009

I seen on the internet it is Native American week.
Form: Rhyme

The Tale of Tzar Saltan, (Flight of the Bumblebee)

Swan-Bird; instruct me and pray ye swift
That I might show (Babs) as villainous
For he forced Father's self-abolishment to his beloved gift
Thrice- as insect- my revenge has proven venomous
So out of the sea- my flight becomes son-ominous

http://enwikipedia.org/wiki/Flight_of_the_Bumblebee

Inspirations:
Aleksandr Pushkin's original poem

Fanfare - a vignette about a "piece" of music
April 14th 2009
Contest Sponsor: Brian Strand

Written in Quintain (English) form: rhyming sequence of ababb, no set measure or foot
All rights reserved - reposted 6-3-09

The Down Side of Twentieth Century North America

It can be seen all around us 
Hard times and its sounds
Companies closing down
Gas and fuel go up and staying unsettled 
Then they fall to their lowest in years
Melancholy awareness and tears 
War in other lands 
Religion and stained hands  
 Media melodrama
Families going homeless 
Foreclosure how sad 
To loss the only home you ever had 
Strange new biohazards in your neighborhood 
A new beetle brought to North America eating at our woods 
Turmoil worry 
Fast pace lifestyles hurry up and hurry 
 Cut backs in city police and fireman 
Laying the grounds for higher crime
Dirty politicians 
Smeared on national TV 
Kids on cell phones and I-pods
 Addicted to electronics’ now they’re new God’s 
Animals abandoned  
One can easily become despondent  
Are we near twentieth century abolishment?
Form: Didactic

Adultery

Abolishment
Dire need 
Unsatisfied 
Lonely
To be noticed
Erotic 
Rampant 
Yearning
Form: Acrostic

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