Best Invasions Poems
Below are the all-time best Invasions poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of invasions poems written by PoetrySoup members
The World of InvasionsThe world of Invasions
Like a virus, europeans came, tried to eliminate.
What they did not, abused !!!, trying to assimilate.
With such arrogance, greed, their evil hand,
conned,...
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Categories:
invasions, power,
Form:
Rhyme
Smoking Gun
“Smoking Gun”
Twisted Blistered dance with me
Come on Brother Snow get off your genuflection mojo knees
The World’s about to turn and merge
Vibrating dimensions souls that turn...
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Categories:
invasions, humanity, imagery, war,
Form:
Free verse
New City - Get ReadyMama I want to be a star
I want to grace stages that host the world's revered faces
Fantasies shameless my pipe dreams contagious
I want to...
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Categories:
invasions, art, career, character,
Form:
I do not know?
On the Brink of CatastropheThis subject is too fraught for eloquent poetry
So please indulge me in a straightforward thought or three
For the first time in...
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Categories:
invasions, anxiety, conflict, how i
Form:
Couplet
Freedom To Grow Medical MarijuanaFar as the Politics and this is my voice
Medical Marijuana is the right choice
Even though that road is no longer for me
It serves a...
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Categories:
invasions, lifemay, me,
Form:
Couplet
Categories:
invasions, history, native american,
Form:
Free verse
Under AttackChanging God's law shameful truth
illusions of demonic forces at work
pawns in a foolish game
blind slaves who say they are free
Giving the synagogue...
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Categories:
invasions, dark,
Form:
Free verse
AmericanisationManipulations, misrepresentations and government violations,
America has been terrorising for many generations.
Spying allegations, secret conversations,
US imperialism continues to destroy nations.
Cheers and celebrations for leader’s assassinations,
Activists disliked...
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Categories:
invasions, conflict, corruption, evil, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
A Season's Glowbeauty, blessing, January, magic, moon, sunset, winter
A SEASON’S GLOW ©
‘Bastille’ winter-lodes wait anticipating the reserved and affected invasions of the sun’s setting rays, to lay...
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Categories:
invasions, beauty, blessing, january, magic,
Form:
Ode
Weaponize Our Garbage StuffGreetings, ladies and gentlemen of the Associated Press.
As you know, our modern world is a chaotic hostile mess,
And we are being overwhelmed by garbage and...
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Categories:
invasions, conflict, environment, funny, science,
Form:
Couplet
The MessageYou are still keeping heavy arms,
You did not stop explosive devastations,
The Earth is clamings trials – not once,
Have troubled vital forces for...
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Categories:
invasions, children, conflict, destiny, earth,
Form:
Ode
Celtic MistCELTIC MIST
Through mists of time and legends lore,
a Celtic mist invades our core.
Haunts our soul, stirs our mind,
looks through eyes forever blind.
To ancient times, lost...
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Categories:
invasions, fantasy, ireland, mythology,
Form:
Couplet
CubaCuba…Mamma Mia…like most of the Caribbean; part of the 1492 slam…
Slavery, sugar plantations… invasions, upheaval, independence…
Then the American kisses; with a slight twist…who initiated the...
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Categories:
invasions, inspirational, international, political,
Form:
ABC
A Million PiecesI use to be afraid of the dark
Till I lost my spark
To make others shine
Give them joy till I no longer had...
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Categories:
invasions, depression,
Form:
Ballad
Villanelle: Nations Barely Survive the Turbulence of International EventsVillanelle : Nations barely survive the turbulence of international events
Nations barely survive the turbulence of international events
Yet end up like interpersonal relations with other nations
Nations...
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Categories:
invasions, history, nature, relationship,
Form:
Villanelle