Disaccord Poems | Examples


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When they come

They say we need their help.
They come in their numbers
preaching salvation,
while their own people sell their souls,
for the hope to keep living.

They offer hugs we receive with arms wide open,
and their fingers, long enough, pick from our pockets. 
They take our people and our land 
and are angered when we fight back. 

They create the beginnings of our problems,
planting disaccord and distrust among us 
as if they were seeds.

They stab us in the back
and put pressure on the wound
as if they were being helpful. 

Now they come to my country,
taking pictures of the unfortunate 
and handing out sweets we did not ask for.

And they bring along laws that speak of a peace,
we once knew in their absence.

Premium Member Santa's Hawaii Visit

Holiday Humor- Limerick Set Poetry Contest
Tania Kitchin


It's Christmas in Hawaii tomorrow
And the blue skies be bright with a rainbow
Santa gets in a grass skirt
And a red Aloha shirt
He makes his way from each home's patio

He'll island hop a surfboard and skateboard
And path his gifts free of all disaccord
Perhaps stop at a luau
And  devour some native chow
Santa's Hawaii trip was a reward

When Santa returned home to the North Pole
His starved reindeer met him with a drum roll
To each of his dears a dish
... Hawaiian poi and fish
His trip sans charcoal and snow leis role

Premium Member Discovering Joy

Discovering Joy

Joyful day, His countenance shines,
cookies, milk minds youthfulness,
a bag for friends,
pace their path
benign.

Enlightened smiles illuminate,
for 'tis diverse bounty yields,
amidst friends, 
and shared
Word.

Be naught dismay or troubled looks,
disarray or disaccord,
'tis time to yield
amazing
lives.

Descending sun tenders adieu,
glad tidings round families meal,
prayers said fresh memories dreamt,
joyful night, His countenance glows.

2020 August 28


Premium Member If I Ruled the World

If I Ruled The World

Proving souls mettle life elapsed that being in disaccord,
Let us confirm the presence of each other multi-colored,

Give a righteous opportunity for all to justly share,
Equitably, separate terms on a wing and a prayer, 

Reinvent a world from disarray also disillusion, 
Let all be convinced in a better future, hearts infusion,

Enjoying fashioned comfort together and security,
Truly, rooves o'er heads, bellies well-nourished, lifetime surety,

Laborers lifestyle concludes with an automated new world,
Encountering goodness, nature, others, set in a dreamworld,

Disproving spoils of Earth and that genuine malevolence,
Relieved ills, ensure benevolence, I hope its prevalence.

2020 August 25

*10th Place*

If I Ruled The World
~~Chantelle Anne Cooke

Premium Member The Hunt

Shadows orphic and dark, verily bound;
Have feeling half in and half out of life.
Ghostly whispers; I hark as they resound. 
Eerie epitaph of a dim twilife:

Noble savage surely slain by these beasts.
The demon within is all that remains.
Disaccord greater than famine and feast. 
Society's hand; now holding the reins.

Precious morality being suppressed;
as if it's something truly criminal.
You fail to see when you're being addressed;
a peril cruelly political.

From within shadows I seek to confront.
Society's nature; the beast I Hunt....

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