Best Social Order Poems
Below are the all-time best Social Order poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of social order poems written by PoetrySoup members
Its a Part of MeOur lives are not immune to the impact of time,
nor is our mind between the tensions of love and hate.
That's why I curse this wanderlust...
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Categories:
social order, emotions, introspection, life,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Arjuna Meets KrishnaOn the edge
Slightly out of vision
Chaos
No, thank you
I’ll take my social order
On rye
Hold the onions
Hey, I wanted rye
Every day reminds us
Untidy chaos intervenes
Deny it...
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Categories:
social order, introspection, life, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
NonviolenceNo need for violence or aggression
A passive acceptance of oppression
A powerful tool for social protest
To be peaceful and not violence many will resist
It presumes...
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Categories:
social order, black african american, inspirational,
Form:
Rhyme
The EyeThe eye,a sign the
unwise can't comprehend
Forged from the world's
origin,an
illumination in darkened
minds,for the
enlightened ones like
Leonardo da Vinci,Isaac
Newton,John...
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Categories:
social order, africa, anniversary, bible, dark,
Form:
Blank verse
ReearthThese times are near their totality
It is not because of man’s impudence
It is not of man’s desire for change
It is just time, and time…
For the...
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Categories:
social order, allegory, faith, inspirational, places,
Form:
Free verse
If Mahatma Were Alive TodayHe would have dissolved the congress party
Would have stopped at once all its festivity
Certainly would have gone on hunger strike
And, would have, launched a blistering...
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Categories:
social order, hero, inspiration,
Form:
Light Verse
Confucius SaysK’ung Fu Tzu or Confucius his English name,
for centuries, brought China much dignity and fame.
Born in the state of Lu, now Province of Shantung,
a scholar...
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Categories:
social order, family, history, social,
Form:
Couplet
When Will You Say Enough Is EnoughI have seen the fireflies two nights in succession
wandering restlessly in the dark
hundreds of them blinking evocative lights
symbolizes the souls of warriors whose blood
have...
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Categories:
social order, adventure,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
The Least of Thesesome are different
those with handicaps
handicaps is the strange word
we call to hinder
holdback and impede
burden or limit
where are the rules
those which say these
are the restricted...
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Categories:
social order, socialsocial,
Form:
Free verse
Angel Eyes
"Angel Eyes"
that dark angel
standing in the corner
observing the shadows of man
pass him by -
he has angel eyes
that shine high beam
bright bushfires that light...
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Categories:
social order, art, muse, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Jim Crow's DemiseHello. I am Jim Crow, and I was born in America after the Civil War and met my fate many years later after much civil...
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Categories:
social order, abuse, america, black african
Form:
Personification
The Whitworths-FIt was both a complicated and simpler place and time.
Mostly a quiet place tucked away, but not far off the beaten path.
Occasionally, a noisy and...
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Categories:
social order, black african american, character,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Dangling LoversThe prince loves his princess and their guillotine
It came at a handsome price but that’s alright
Stars and moons are laid before her majesty
Heads...
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Categories:
social order, abuse, conflict, death, money,
Form:
Free verse
Plaidoirie For a 'Prince' of Jaffna - Part One“We learn from history that we learn nothing from history.”
George Bernard Shaw (1856-1950) Nobel Prize
...
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Categories:
social order, history, social,
Form:
Quatrain
PandemoniumPandemonium and lawless chaos sovereign-ties
Authority they've placed on themselves
Narrow -minded thinking they have supreme power
Doltish rampant among docile people devoted to
Enlightenment in...
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Categories:
social order, conflict, confusion,
Form:
Acrostic