Best Podium Poems

I stand on the podium, with a trembling heart
Looking towards, a big sum of audience.
Their eyes are like, stars in the sky
Twinkling clearly and raising my pressure.

They seems before me, as devils in their chairs
Waiting to tear my heart, apart.
Hundreds and hundreds of eyes, I...

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There once was a podium man.
Who gave to the world all he can.
He broadcast his message, 
A dismal sad presage,
An excuse to push through his plan.

On point, there he stood smiling bright.
As he lied through his teeth, pearly white.
With showmanship air,
He feigned how he cared
For...

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A speaker at a podium
Looks out upon a sea
Of faces, listening or not,
To varying degree.

Some lecturers go on and on
And haven't got a clue
The audience is tuning out,
As folks are wont to do.

The power point display clicks by
With charts and lots of graphs;
It sure would...

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The man in the podium has anything to say;
He can promise a better future or curse the present day.
Employing  dirty tactics; either by blackmail or a lure;
He’s allying with the devil for the simple crave of pow’r.
 
All eyes to this fellow; all ears...

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Speaking from the podium, to thank 
all for my Poet Laureate Award;
overwhelmingly glad to receive it
from the hands of a famous critic...
I discern how the audience loves my lyric!


I have never spoken so openly
about the idealism and realism of my poetry;
and they are listening, focused...

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here at gadgados we keep loosing them employees
the other day me was so frustrated threatened a quit
the MD heard of it i was summoned to the big office

whats the problem.. don't complain about your duties
do it this way do it that way accomplish it this...

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Let the breathing become tough
and the eyes quick shudder in rapping repetitions 

Metaphorically I'm fine
In reality I'm screaming
as an odd teaming
of pupils gather here
to bare witness
take notes
Chore up the damagers and skip past their throats

Never mind
Thought there was some talk of speaking up
from someone who...

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The brilliant propagator spoke in rhyme carrying my mind back in time in awe this 
master-orator captivates me ecstatic and frenzied hypnotic and mesmerizing 
absolutely astonishing. His authentic rhetoric could persuade the masses a 
genius and intellectual spectacle, impeccable words that rattle my nerves 
charismatic...

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If you move around,
or turn your head to the side,
your words float 
into a stream of swift water
to be swallowed up by fish,

under the chair of the person 
whispering in your ear,
or into air so thin
they are snatched by birds
flying into the next room.

If you're...

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Tell me, Casanova, how long you’ll pine
On sodden sleeves your heart you’ve worn
Reputation on the line in decline
Sterile standing in society shorn

Of its aura of charm and calm
Reduced to tatters
With no love balm
In sight, your maneuver no longer flatters

As you once boasted it could
At your...

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As the maestro,
With melodic intention,
Directed the orchestra

Through movement 
Inflection

His face told the story
Of the composition
It was one of feeling

Deep love
Through years of time

Always prevailing
But not without trials
The tribulations needed

To make the love
Worthwhile

It wasn’t until the finale
That I read the name

The composer
Was the maestro

One who lived...

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If an avocado had a voice, he'd say, "eat me, I'm an excellent food choice".
 If an avocado went to war, his uniform would be green, that's for sure.
 If an avocado made a speech from a podium, he would share with his audience that...

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The pain and the success,
The aches and the medals,
The sweat before the shower,
Feeling weak where you once felt power.

The trips and the podiums,
The icy morns and the sunlit eves,
The strained pant before the joyous exhale,
A winning mentality to beat any fear of fail.

The disappointments and...

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Always a tough business: Tournament
But women take along ornament:
Old Testament's and New Testament's 
They put it on, they're in firmaments...

Now and again for rearmament
Why can't it be in tournament?

"Sure, football is played in stadiums
But last week, I was here for idioms;
Our resource persons on podium,
A...

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