Long Conglomerates Poems
Long Conglomerates Poems. Below are the most popular long Conglomerates by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Conglomerates poems by poem length and keyword.
Legacy of Hiphop
And that is why... this platform is here for answers they can't deny...
It's a truth within a complexity that is standing high...
Let us follow the roots and explore the depths of its grand design...
Cause every...
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Categories:
conglomerates, deep,
Form:
I do not know?
Wendell Berry's Boutique
Organic
zero-waste stream
permaculturally designed
and cooperatively owned
farms
are no more or less Democratic-Boutique ecopolitics
Than AgriBusiness
extractive anti-ecological
rather than restorative-ecosystemic therapy,
competitively owned
and Business as Usual capitalist-colonizing designed
multinational conglomerates of anthro-hubris greed,
are no more or less Totalitarian Universal Supremacist...
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Categories:
conglomerates, america, farm, health, humanity, humor, integrity, love,
Form:
Political Verse
Don't Throw Them to the Wolves
We have a choice,
On how many children will turn out,
And by throwing the parents under a bus,
For the Wolves and Jackals to fight over,
The outcome for the children will always be the same.
When we we...
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Categories:
conglomerates, appreciation, baptism, birth, childhood, children, community, courage,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Is Science a Coherent Discussion To the Lay Person
Is the thought of Science a scary premise mixed with some progress and
a whole lot regret, like oh that science, what will they think of next, or some
disgusting human made virulent virus that only...
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Categories:
conglomerates, america, analogy, animal, appreciation, care, voice,
Form:
Elegy
Imperial Corporate Jurisprudence, the Lurid Leviethan Part One -
I was born unto a woman and a man, and a government,
this was the Trinity, these were my employers,
entrance into this magical melee was acknowledged with a certificate of birth,
and with nefarious numbers, debt digits,
from...
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Categories:
conglomerates, history,
Form:
Didactic
Emma Frost
Emma Frost (aka White Queen) is a powerful character in Marvel Comics. Is
she a hero or villain? Sometimes, it is hard to know! She is a mutant with the
most amazing telepathic skills. ...
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Categories:
conglomerates, fantasy,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Projectionist
Lest we forget that back in 2017 at a softball game,
they tried to massacre members of the republican congress.
Then between 2016 -2020 they impeached trump twice
for nonexistent and/or trumped-up charges.
During the fentanyl Floyd riots
they attempted...
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Categories:
conglomerates, cancer, conflict, confusion, corruption, crazy,
Form:
Free verse
In My Perfect World
In my perfect world let me ponder my thoughts
And tell you what should be, a world that's not fraught
To live side by side all colours and race
Before we implode and forever loose face
Protect all our...
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Categories:
conglomerates, life, people, placesworld, kindergarten, planet,
Form:
Couplet
The Stench of Truth
This "plague" isn't going away anytime soon
we're openly told this is our new normal
to bend over and over without any lube-
There's much to be gained by prolonging the pain
from the made in china masks...
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Categories:
conglomerates, confusion, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Homeward
We had breakfast on the Champs-Élysées this morning at Café Joyeux. Their croquet monsieur (a breakfast sandwich) was to die for - one bite can cure a hangover. They also serve a deep, rich Yirgacheffee...
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Categories:
conglomerates, summer, teen, travel, vacation, write,
Form:
Free verse
Happy Mother's Not
Thank you mother,
you birthed me,
you nursed me,
you fed and clothed me.
You loved me,
when seems, the word had loathed me.
I'd not want that love in vain.
However this is not your day.
Thank you mother,
for your support,
and...
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Categories:
conglomerates, anniversary, daughter, dedication, devotion, children, friendship, history,
Form:
I do not know?
Too Far Near For Change
Don’t you see where you are
There was a time you wouldn’t tolerate
People thinking for themselves
You pass your judgments
And you made decisions to never last
You were the dominant voice
The ideology behind every mans choice...
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Categories:
conglomerates, history, life, music, peace, people, song-timeme, me,
Form:
Free verse
You'Re Americans
YOU’RE AMERICANS
NOT DEMOCTATS OR REPUBLICANS
NOT TEA PARTY MEMBERS
NOT ON THE LEFT OR RIGHT
YOU’RE AMERICANS
YOU’RE NOT JEWISH OR CHRISTIAN
NOT MORMAN OR MUSLEM OR ATHIEST
YOU’RE AMERICANS
YOU MAY BE FEMALE OR MALE
CONSERVATIVE OR LIBERAL
OR INDEPENDENT, BUT
YOU’RE AMERICANS
YOU MAY...
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Categories:
conglomerates, political, may, drug,
Form:
Free verse
To Whom It May Unconcern
How can you tell when you've hit bottom and
it's time to abandon "ship"-does it stare you in the
falseface and wipe your browmemory clean cool of
fun classics, milling around in poor daylight
low...
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Categories:
conglomerates, desire, how i feel, husband, leaving, loneliness,
Form:
Free verse
Mother Nature's Revenge: First Stop Samoa (Cowritten With Carolyn Devonshire)
Note: The following dialogue is between the voice of Mother Nature and the voice of man.
It is dedicated to the countless victims of the...
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Categories:
conglomerates, death, life, loss, natural disasters, people, places,
Form:
Rhyme
The Slow Strangling
on wednesday we’ll find out
via Amnesty International,
just how many Palestinians have been
kept in Israeli prisons
without trial &
though the slow strangling of a people
will not cease,
light will be shed on the stark reality
of Palestine’s imprisoned---
yet...
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Categories:
conglomerates, life,
Form:
Free verse
The Paradox of This Enigma
The paradox of this enigma
I am an enigma...
I am a paradox...
What am I?
Here's a clue...
I am used to put out fires...
but I burn too...
you can't see me but I exist...
you can't touch me but I'm...
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Categories:
conglomerates, earth, pollution, riddle, truth,
Form:
Free verse
Wake Up
We are living in a United States that is divided,
It is good versus evil and it is getting one sided.
Things we know that are wrong without a doubt we don’t stop,
One day we are going...
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Categories:
conglomerates, confusion, depression, faith, hopegod, day, god,
Form:
I do not know?
Giving Our Salute To Luxury
Entering Houston once again was comforting;
Warm, relaxing , inviting quite, calm
Yet, another venture regarding business
And an, airport landing
Houston was different
It was one of my favorites to visit
For it was keen in luxury
Cabbing...
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Categories:
conglomerates, history
Form:
I do not know?
What Will We Learn
Looking into the future how might it seem?
Will the hierarchy have become supreme?
Will bio warfare become the norm?
Mutations of viruses in all shapes and form.
Will government rule, with no liberty left?
Where one’s identity, might well...
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Categories:
conglomerates, future,
Form:
Rhyme
Who Does Indeed
Sometime soon many of you may get kicked around some.
Who knows, maybe you'll get picked up taken away and held for treason.
One day soon many of you will be picked at random
and all who supported...
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Categories:
conglomerates, politicalwar, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Corporate Annual Assessment
I always feel hungry
yet I dare not scoff
it may set a precedent.
(“My TV’s begging for Africa again!”)
Yet! I believe I am the fodder
everyone keeps feeding on my
infinite illusions.
The talkback show tells us,
“No one wants insecurity...
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Categories:
conglomerates, work,
Form:
Free verse
Why Vote Mate
Why vote for governments
That uses you
That abuses you
Confuses you and refuses you
Why vote for governments
That doesn’t respect or defend your rights
And fight with all their might’s
Why vote for governments that are not contrite
And feel their...
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Categories:
conglomerates, abuse, political, society, voice,
Form:
Free verse
Corporate Control
I always feel hungry
yet dare not complain
it may set a precedent,
believing I am the fodder
the factory keeps feeding on my
infinite illusions.
The Radio talkback show tells us,
“No one wants insecurity anymore.”
Yet the conglomerates give no guarantee
no...
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Categories:
conglomerates, angst, power,
Form:
Free verse
The Pepperman Pondering 07241022
I JUST HAD, TO ASK THE QUESTION,
WHAT'S REALLY, GOING ON?
SO I OPENED A DOOR IN THE UNIVERSE,
FOUND A PEAK TO PONDER ON.
ODD THINGS SEEM TO HAPPEN
AND NO ONE SEEMS TO CARE.
ONCE IN FICTION MOVIES,
NOW, IT'S...
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Categories:
conglomerates, image, imagery, people, perspective, philosophy, visionary,
Form:
Free verse