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Rations Poems - Poems about Rations


Premium Memberwinter rations

winter rations
of gentle sprinklings
frugal artist

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Categories: rations, art, snow, winter,
Form: Haiku

Premium Memberear rations

in ancient times
ear-rational philosophers
spoke...
with respect to 
irrational philosophic calls


stan sand


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Categories: rations, philosophy,
Form: Free verse



Iron Rations

A time to rake; to search embers,
for fingerprints and the scorched optics
of the scattered and blind.

After the violence, fagots, and reeds
are heaped up into pyres,
but first the sorting,
the probing for trinkets of flesh.

A silver crucifix, smutter tarnished,
lays blackened by the avid impetus
of quick flames, it is held up,
by a tattered man of woe,
he calls out:
"I
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Categories: rations, poetry,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberShort Rations

You are keeping me on short rations
Do you think it can put down my weight
Or you could be short on elations
Cause its either too early or late
When I’m knocking at your window 
Every time it is shuttered for me 
You put down your head to a pillow 
I’m out there, by the oak tree
You don’t
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Categories: rations, destiny,
Form: Rhyme

Water Rations In a Prison Cell

after Ho Chi Minh

I
The stone basin holds
still water. The still water

drinks the arid sponge
as rays of pure energy

slake their thirst on
the ebon wings of crows

II
Yangtze flows from widows peak
pooling briefly in the lock

of a tired eye. Dirt
and salt cry brackish tears

before leaping from sallow chin,
like rain from languid boughs

III
Frogs turn dirges beyond
translucent glass, their croaks

fold
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Categories: rations, imagery, prison,
Form: Free verse



Tight Rations

The Cat sat glumly on the mat
Eyeballing his dinner dish
It was high time someone filled it
To the brim with his favourite fish

Things had been a bit slack
Lately his meals had been late
Treats were hidden from him
No titbits were left on a plate

It was time his owners stepped up
The situation was becoming alarming
If he kept on
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Categories: rations, cat, humor,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberGrovellers' Rations

Love and comfort cannot be partners
Complacency dissolves respect
Sneaky activity, entity disheartened 
Three component splinter defect

They married within protective faith
Full of future decades' radiance
Charles' charms by ladies repaid 
Ego combed by pretty audience 

As fate will travel the cheater's tale
Soiling sheets too close to home
Mildred's loyal fresh heart impaled
By horror of rotten frolicking known

Vigourous mother of
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Categories: rations, first love, love, marriage,
Form: Quatrain

Daily Rations of Hay

Daily Rations Of Hay 

With our fine country
only becoming,
more multi-racial and 
culturally-diverse,
stagnation and division,
seem only to be 
on the increase.
Supporting this more
than sad trend,
are the leaders,
sitting at the very top.
In spite of being 
older myself, y nature,
and with women most
definitely on the rise,
I think one solution, 
that could very well be,
is to take all the
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Categories: rations, funny, humorous, poems,
Form: Prose Poetry

Premium MemberTrying Times Environmental Rations

TRYING TIMES ENVIRONMENTAL RATIONS

Calming ever so soothing lasting hours
Environmental rations times trying power
Hours turns the ticking clocks into years
So much dangers so many troubling fears
Trying times do rise mountains
Sun sets still falls over horizons
Calming ever so soothing lasting radiant flowers
Bee's butterflies pollinate before rain showers
Sun sets still falls over horizons
Trying times do rise mountains
And among
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Categories: rations, adventure, allusion, appreciation, environment,
Form: Rhyme

Fuel Rations

And it happened to be springtime
     when I joined the militia
     so when we brandished our guns,
     there were light breezes overhead,
     bird song in the air, flower sprouts,
     and happiness that winter was
 
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Categories: rations, angst, bereavement, death, grief,
Form: Imagism

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