Best Aggressors Poems
Below are the all-time best Aggressors poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of aggressors poems written by PoetrySoup members
Within These WallsNobody knows what’s going on within these four walls
The fighting, the shouting, the pain and suffering – no friend ever calls
The skin around your eye...
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Categories:
aggressors, abuse, bullying,
Form:
Rhyme
A Force To Be Reckoned WithI see the bitterness polluting this world
a multitude of evil hides then divides
conquering with twisted visions of democracy
one joke history repeating past...
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Categories:
aggressors, baptism, blessing, christian, earth,
Form:
Quatrain
Microchip MadnessTechnology is changing day by day,
the benefits? enormous, one might say,
is miniaturization a price too high to pay?
not necessarily the smart and...
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Categories:
aggressors, science fiction, universe,
Form:
Verse
An Absolute DisgraceThe invasion began on the twenty fourth of February
When in from Belarus came, the filth of humanity
The world soon got to know of their cruel...
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Categories:
aggressors, children, death, evil, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Fostering a Reign of PeaceHow easy it is to get wrapped up
In our own little universe
The cocoon of the daily grind
Of going about our business
Trying to protect our turf
‘Cause...
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Categories:
aggressors, community, forgiveness, god, life,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
Ode To Nelson MandelaHow can such a mere mortal
Afford that contagious smile?
A smile of love and innocence
Smile of a man sans grudge
A smile that unites mankind
A haloed smile...
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Categories:
aggressors,
Form:
Ode
American WoodIn a little ultra Leftist bastion called Berkley
a congregation of American Libertarians came,
it was March 4th and proud patriots marched forth
in solidarity for America's freedoms,
celebrating...
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Categories:
aggressors, america, courage, history,
Form:
Epic
Who Do You Think You AreWho do you think you are ?
I’m better than you;
I’m a dexterous writer and poet ;
Am I proud ?,For saying the truth, No!,
I love alliteration...
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Categories:
aggressors, emotions, funny,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
RestingIn deep repose she lays there
Why so still, not a movement made
Newly brushed and fanned out hair
What could trouble such a maid
If the bullies could...
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Categories:
aggressors, sleep,
Form:
Rhyme
Microchip MadnessTechnology is changing day by day,
the benefits? enormous, one might say,
is miniaturization a price too high to pay?
not necessarily the smart and prudent way.
Gemstones...
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Categories:
aggressors, fantasy, science, universe,
Form:
Verse
When Less Is MoreTechnology is changing day by day,
the benefits? enormous, one might say,
is miniaturization a price too high to pay?
not necessarily the smart and...
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Categories:
aggressors, writing,
Form:
Verse
The Siege of Mariupol SteelworksDown in the south east of Ukraine they call the Donbas region
Is where the Russians were kept at bay by the Azoz battalion
For three long...
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Categories:
aggressors, courage, death, soldier, war,
Form:
Rhyme
And Liberty For AllAND LIBERTY FOR ALL
Our nation’s liberty remains stern and strong,
Though there are people who wish us to fall.
Our shields are the strength of our nation's force,
And...
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Categories:
aggressors, courage, faith, patriotic, voice,
Form:
Rhyme
Tossing Hand Grenades and BulletsOff and on they signaled, always in rapid fire
casting munitions across my window blind
A garish platoon of aggressors engaged in war
all tossing hand grenades at...
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Categories:
aggressors, angst, sleep,
Form:
Rhyme
My Life As Tasmanian DevilPups, imps, joeys, wiggling tailed marsupials, hunting in parties of five.
Deadly facial cancer has killed lots of us, it’s a wonder I am still alive.
I...
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Categories:
aggressors, 6th grade, 7th grade,
Form:
Rhyme