Induct Poems | Examples


Marriage May Help Or Damage

ian, rajkumar
Marriage has lots of benefits
And also serious drawbacks
A wise man at last decides
The best for him always

When you induct a soul
You must be prepared
Elaborate thinking is
Absolutely necessary

One must have the power
To withstand financially,
Emotionally and physically
Marriage is a happy burden

Morals have to be maintained
Dilemma must be shunned
Attachment must be there
Also ran marriages turn bad

Marriage adds surely children
May be an asset or a liability
If we show deepest affection
Our peace of mind is secured

Marrying to please the society
Is no doubt highly suicidal
Staying alone surely prevents
Confusion in many cases
Categories: induct, life, love, marriage, wedding,
Form: Blank verse

Brain's Busty Ballet

eerie ensconced eyes
salient spooky sight
kinetic kindled flames
bounty blazing brace
gigantesque gaunt gulp
taunted tunnel; induct

scrunched seeped smile
dripping damped drive
hoisted feelings survived

callous covertures creates
brain's busty ballet
sane senses strays

moistened mystic memories
damped dull dwindling.
     19:11:17:09:25
Categories: induct, missing, missing you,
Form: Sonnet


Premium MemberI Want To Buy Greenland - In Trump's Own Words

Give me Greenland, make it mine,
Let me buy it just in time,
For Thanksgiving so we can
Induct these folks into our clan.

Why waste time debating ‘why’
This proposal shouldn’t fly,
Surely Denmark needs the cash
Here’s your chance if you just rush.

Putin took Crimea by force
Not a penny paid of course,
I instead will meet your price
For this island full of ice.

Think it over but think fast,
As my offer won’t long last,
Let’s get on and make this deal,
With a pen stroke this thing seal.

Since I’ve got some Nordic genes
And as a man of copious means,
I can make this work all round
With results that will astound.

We almost bought it once before,
Why not this process now re-store,
You get the green, we the land,
On me the burgers and the band.
Categories: induct, allegory, america, desire, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Lost Without Love

We don't know love
We don't recognize love
We deserve nothing 
Not even darkness or depression

Session after session 
We deserve absence of existence 
Because even darkness and depression 
Promise light and happiness

Even losses
Proclaim the next fight 
Losses proclaim wins
And wine

And that everything's going to be fine
We don't know love
We know to water the other with vinegar
We know how to induct pain and suffering

Death and crucifixion that's what we're good at
From the beginning of our times
Disobedience and irresponsibility
Have been our character traits

So be thankful for depression 
Be thankful for darkness and fear
As it promises hope for a better tomorrow 
We'd be lost without love
Categories: induct, death, fear, hope, love,
Form: Quatrain

Premium MemberGalileo Galilei

Glimpse a new norm that tells the truth,
Attend to sight that knows the stars;
Lift the old form that veils the proof,
Ignite a light with grace on par;
Lame no more then the cause most right,
Explore the skies in curious view;
Observe just when planets fill sight,
Gain learned highs in awesome hues;
A precious find you come to know,
Learn to know more this universe;
Ideas fill mind where genius grows,
Light bares and pours in-sync yet terse;
Endure the pains where blind men lead,
Induct most plain what true stars plead.





Leon Enriquez
02 May 2015
Singapore
Categories: induct, blessing, universe,
Form: Sonnet


Premium MemberDynamics

There is a pulse,
Here in this space;
Ebb and impulse,
Rich with deep trace;
Move with the beat,
Opt for a swirl;
Do watch the heat,
Yield buzz of world;
Note the firm pitch,
Aim dense and deep;
Mind the hot niche,
Induct warm keep;
Charm flings hot spot,
Sense heated lot.




Leon a Enriquez
08 October 2014
Singapore
Categories: induct, beauty,
Form: Sonnet

Tina Turner

Tina Turner is, and will always be, the greatest female rock star of the 1980s to the 21st
century. All the rock music fans know that her real name was Anna Mae Bulllock. Her music
was so entertaining, it's like going to a mini-rock concert in Los Angeles, California,
circa 1983. It's also as if I'm going to a house party in North Hollywood. Although she
was of R & B (rhythm and blues) descent, she did rule the rock music scene from 1984 to
1998. Her greatest songs, like, "What's Love Got To Do With It," "Private Dancer," "Simply
The Best," "Proud Mary," and "Proud Mary" were the greatest songs of all time. I'm glad
Ms. Turner's been inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame with her abusive
ex-husband, Ike Turner. But if I were to induct Tina Turner into the rock and hall of fame
along with the other female rock stars in the near future, she'll be very excited.
Categories: induct, musicmusic, music,
Form: Epic

Tell Me a Lie...

...that are no wars or unfed civilizations left in the world
An honest to goodness President always keeps his promises
Man will eat only vegetables instead of meat from God's Creatures of the Forest
BEST BUY always has their new DVD releases out on time regardless of Genre
The Paper Boy will always wear a smile when they deliver(Without a wrinkle or crease)
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame will finally induct The Monkees(with or without Mike Nesmith)
Liver makes the entire meal and We will always come back for seconds
Third graders in every Elementary school will tell only what is true instead of lies
To write a Poem can be easy and fast instead of long and ponderous 
THIS POEM IS A GOOD PIECE OF WORK
Categories: induct,
Form: I do not know?

My Creators Come Tomorrow

My creators come tomorrow
To induct me into a secret society
One where they speak another language
And before you know it,
I won’t be able to write anymore
Some say it’s for the best
But I refuse to dress up for my drop into disaster
I want to look like myself
While I’m losing myself
Categories: induct, family, introspection, life,
Form: I do not know?
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