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Bandwagons Poems - Poems about Bandwagons

Salute

...Bow down
To the 13 bullets you were given,
Now load your machines

Now now
One foot before the other,
Don't stray from the way, no end to the means

Heads down,
As you walk through a...

Categories: bandwagons, anger, devotion, education, memorial
Form: Rhyme

BROKEN MONIKU 2 DISINGENUITY

...woke virtue signalling-
                                         jumping on bandwagons...

Categories: bandwagons, fashion, parody,
Form: Epigram

Stand Alone To Stand Out

...When a beautiful Mercedes car breaks into a run just for show, its show of speed leaves turbulence in its wake.

When it shows up among its fellows, they feel a compelling need to go for a break.
...

Categories: bandwagons, character, confidence, courage, encouraging,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Time To Stand Up For Human Rights

...It's time,
For you to stand in line,
And take a stand this time,
While there is still time,
For human rights to define. 

It is all to easy to define,
The rights of those who think they deserv...

Categories: bandwagons, age, care, character, community,
Form: Political Verse

The King's Dead

...-The King's Dead-

Suddenly, I see. Chicken pox, is full of bandwagons.

Not the biggest reach for a climb to mount Everest.

It’s a bold statement with eternal boundaries.

Headshot, then I ...

Categories: bandwagons, change, loneliness, smile, spiritual,
Form: Free verse

The Disabled Drum Major

...Injured from jumping on bandwagons, he can no longer march to a different beat

            Oct. 9, 2016 For Silent One's Funny One-Liner Contest...

Categories: bandwagons, funny,
Form: Monoku

Empty Souls

...They are void--
On empty- without
Emotions or compassion...
We keep feeding them with ours-
They take greedily-slurping
The foam off the tops
Of life's abundance. 
Pretending;To feel something...

Categories: bandwagons, analogy, people, society,
Form: Prose Poetry

Finding Your Way Back, a Letter To Ed

...Finding Your Way Back,
A Letter To ED
By Curtis Johnson

Hi ED,

Your parents gave you a very special name when you were born.
Your name is a place in a Middle Eastern Desert meaning “Oak”.
Y...

Categories: bandwagons, christian, friend, god,
Form: Prose

Mushin

...A sizzling hot pancake metropolis
   Kingsize of all market places,
   Every mystery is salable 
   The wind and shadows move and speeds transaction times;
   And the delicious hawkers are on par...

Categories: bandwagons, dedication
Form: Free verse