Cop Poems | Examples

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Premium Member Rolling Stop

The day was humid and hot
Behind the bush hides a cop
I ignored the red light
Until cop was in sight
Then I did a rolling stop

Premium Member Cop Blocked

Today I decided to block a poet
To date I have only blocked three 
My style is wild and I know it 
But I was accused of AI poetry

I didn’t exchange nor feel ashamed
An honest purple poet I am
For some on this site rage baiting a game
It only works if you give a damn

Just because my energy is love
Rather than to stubbornly fight
I focus on creating from energy above
And lift up poets and comments with light

I enjoy each person’s opinion here
We all have a right to express and choose 
But on my God I do no fear
If you’re combative I will cut you loose

I’m not even the best writer
To be accused of being AI
Simply must be a sad fighter
For I block them out my life

Premium Member Summer by the Pool

Laying out by the pool, Jules was caught
wearing less than the rules said she aught

She was asked by the cop
why she'd cast off her top

Her reply? "it's s July and I'm hot"


Premium Member COP KILLS ROBBER

thick as thieves smiling
no such thing as free money
copper kills robber

Premium Member COP TWENTY EIGHT AND WAIT

We plunder precious planet at a pace.         
Now seems we’re showing some signs of regret
As ill effects now hit us in the face?
But still our need for more land must be met,               
Thus wildlife we continue to displace             
When their age old habitats we target.                    
Now we go on depriving them of land     
So that our billions further expand.

We see ourselves as Master of Nature,          
So she is there to serve our every need,         
To be our slave for present and future.
Perhaps our need we should admit is greed.
Am I painting a worrying picture		    
As our mean ways now make this planet bleed?         
How long can our clever ways dominate
And what will come after COP twenty eight.

Premium Member Small Town Cop

Alternating red and blue, police car siren blaring.
My heart is thumping wildly. I wave and blow him a kiss, 
But he doesn't notice. He is on the job, not caring.
And since I'm driving slowly, a chance meeting I'm going to miss.

Had he wings, he would be the Heavenly Angel Michael.
But he is an honest cop who watches for speeders on the road.
His manner is courteous; his aura is physical,
Yet, his peaceful brow is smooth, tending not to furrow hold.

Today, I see him at the curb writing a citation.
I wave, I wink, and blow a kiss as I drive on by.
Though my heart is bursting with daily infatuation, 
It is those California girls who always catch his eye.


Premium Member World order or disorder

Shades of Green

Spring arrives on queue
Verdant colours warm the soul –
Wonders of nature


Picture Frames

Turner et al paint
Landscapes of life are then housed –
Framed for reflection


Trains of Thought

Then human advance
Nature abused through the ages –
How is this progress?


Skeleton Staff

Sustenance lessens
So life withers on the vine –
Mankind declining


The Ending

Far away planet
First signs of life have begun –
We wasted our chance

My Cop-Father

Wonder where grass grows,
Over my cop-father's grave
His kids still mourn.

England and Germany

England And Germany
Twin sides of the same coin
Light and dark the game's the same
Two soldiers doing the same job
Both would be mortal enemies
Yet their stories are the same
On a certain type of mission
Getting the same result
Like it's a scripted storyline
The hit man and the cop
Telling exactly the same story
Each eradicating the rapist
Not a tale I made up but real
Or so they say to me
What do you think?





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Unsafe District For Cops Strict

Meant enquires consequent 
On ken Sampson The Eloquent
Wishing now to himself acquaint 
With the conflicts that were frequent, 
Where his people are domiciled, 
Currently to odds reconciled, 
So that he might about them speak 
And The Still-Kept Hidden leak…

In the darkest drain slain body,
Not long traced to B Goodie
By some folks loved for being civil
But by their Union ruled ‘Evil’:
To all Good Remarks had sniveled 
And on Grave Issues had driveled 
Some see A Demon just vanquished
He wouldn’t have Swipes relinquished 
 Goodie’s killer is distinguished:
Has Satan’s Fire extinguished!...

Ken has The Final Picture grabbed 
Slain Goodie was tortured, first nabbed!
Ken would treat not ‘Emergency
From Juvenile’s Delinquency:
This is about Unsafe District; 
Every cop to wear a face strict…

Premium Member Never Cop Out

Never cop out
In order to solve a problem 
one must think like a “cop”
One must go to that single  donut hole
place in his gut and make a rational decision

Cop only to the human heart

Cop to the heart, body mind and soul in order 
      to find that through line ...

You know that a through line is also the happy medium ending place that which is absent of malice and forethought

Then "Cop" into this happy medium place where "Copping" really, really count

Protective Before a Detective

“Not sure of being familiar 
With Washed-Ashore Emilia,
Neither saw The Cadillac 
Not The Woman in Lilac,
Whom they’d decided to waste,
Stripping her down to the waist”.

Oh! How my two ears did burn
And my quiescent belly churn
And I stopped seeing Keats Urn
When the cops said “It’s my turn
To down sit for questioning”
And me was positioning,
Their routine activity
That made my captivity …

I would say quite Dramatic: 
Experiences Traumatic; 
All the time Protective
Before Smart-Eyed Detective
“Lots of pity, Emilia
But to her not familiar” …

Later, I learnt ‘Candidate’
With her rear’s ‘Up-to-date’
To neatly win The Loyalty
Of even The Royalty.

Premium Member Fragments of 1972

Fragments of 1972
David J Walker

I carry the year 1972 
in a leather messengers bag
That sags and strains the strap from my 
shoulder to my hip 
and I claim
to open it only 
once a year at midnight 
but that is a malleable lie
that has 
morphed as I have aged  
Have you ever raged at a minor 
		Injustice
Do you trust your minister to dispense 
		Only the holy truth
Are you glad that you are not
		A traffic cop
		Directing traffic
Do you believe you can solve the world’s problems
		By inviting everyone
		One at a time 
		To be your neighbor
Do you ever see yourself as the antithesis 
		Of a solution
		To a problem that
		You were the only one 
Who didn’t know
My calendar is a fragmented rag and has lost
		The first week of 
		January
		including next Wednesday
When I go back there I feel 
		Overdressed and
		Out of place

A Red Eyed Cop To a Driver

So, why didn’t you stop
After seeing a red-eyed cop
You know could ask you to hurriedly drop
And have you childishly begin to hop
Or ludicrously  bop
To still hard blows  wire to your face while on top
And angrier, like gilled corn, pop!
A prelude to making you some grimy floor mop
Or in a nearby farm start planting a crop,
Retaining this over coat that does make you a fop?

Premium Member Protect Us

She cleans and polishes
Her revolver
A prayer on her breath
She prays that God stays with her
As she makes this difficult arrest

She is the lady police officer
Her life is on the line
She needs friends who will care
When her finger brushes the trigger
And her mind whispers “deliver me”

She battles with depression
Worry and fatigue
She understands that hatred
For her and her gun
Flow viciously with malice and cruelty

She is the one I turn to
When I’m weak and afraid
When no one will listen
To my plea for protection
Still, do I whisper a prayer…

For this lady who defends and shields
Gives me security in this malicious
Wretched place
Where we always need grace
To fall across her face

Guns can be used to kill
But they can also be used
To do God’s will









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