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Best Divisiveness Poems

Below are the all-time best Divisiveness poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of divisiveness poems written by PoetrySoup members


Premium Member On Diversity and Divisiveness
Here appears diversity and divisiveness --
Similar words with different meanings,
I must not allow them to come between
Those folks who exhibit different leanings.

Diversity is a good...

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Categories: divisiveness, feelings, perspective,
Form: Quatrain



Premium Member My Old Friend Gettysburg
My old friend Gettysburg came to visit me tonight.                ...

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Categories: divisiveness, abortion, america, july,
Form: Personification
Premium Member A Red-Blooded American Responds
Forgive me for feeling the need to say
I am neither a Communist nor a Nazi,
I’m a red-blooded American who served
My country in the U. S....

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Categories: divisiveness, anti bullying, integrity, poetess,
Form: Bio
Truth
The sky is blue, so please do not lie.
If it is not, then we shall all die
Like Sampaguita when  it is burned:
Its white petal...

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Categories: divisiveness, faithblue, sky,
Form: Rhyme
Untitled
How can life be so beautiful
    and so horribly ugly all at once?
     This is the juxtaposition of...

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© Linda Reid  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: divisiveness, allusion, angst, appreciation,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Donald J Trump
Have you ever known a sorer loser than Donald J. Trump?
Still going around the country promoting his big lies,
Unable to deal with his most evident...

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Categories: divisiveness, perspective, political,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member One For Today's Thinking
I have wandered into a human stew of inopportunity, as my marriage/love/parental life have all come to an abrupt closure, noncompliance and final withdrawal from...

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Categories: divisiveness, crazy, death, family, goodbye,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Imagine If You Want To
IMAGINE IF YOU WANT TO 

Was at a lovely concert last night,
love was the message of the night.
Love, peace of mind, of mankind are
what the...

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Categories: divisiveness, imagination, love, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Save Our Ship
I am a christian who also loves baseball and apple pie.              ...

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Categories: divisiveness, america, christian, god, recovery
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Doom and Gloom
Our society may be crumbling before our eyes
As foundational structures change dramatically,
Families are not cohesive units as they used to be
Seldom we experience those extended...

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Categories: divisiveness, corruption, perspective, society,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Oink Blotz
Lately I’m beginning to think we don’t have a prayer
What happened?
The only recourse besides rebellion  is adequate representation
This country needs to be together and...

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Categories: divisiveness, loss, lost love, native
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Ode To Oval
*My beloved Oval, I fear that my words fall short of what I am feeling in my heart.  May you accept these few lines...

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Categories: divisiveness, america, patriotic, political, sad,
Form: Personification
The Day After - Black Cloud
I don’t know how to write this poem;
I’m nauseous and depressed.
Instead of moving forward,
Seems this country has regressed.

I’m fearful for the future
And I shudder at...

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Categories: divisiveness, america,
Form: Rhyme
Mueller Report Equals Unexpected Coup For Trump
Much to my chagrin
barely discerned, noticed above
the celebratory Republican din
the commander in chief
all smiles with engined

haired cohorts evincing
ear to ear tousled grin,
feather in cap for...

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Categories: divisiveness, 12th grade, america, grief,
Form: Political Verse
No Title
How can life be so beautiful
     and so horribly ugly all at once?
     This is the juxtaposition...

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© Linda Reid  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: divisiveness, angst, art, conflict, introspection,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Shattered Sighs