School Shape Poems | Examples
These School Shape poems are examples of Shape poems about School. These are the best examples of Shape School poems written by international poets.
As we enter another lockdown
for the third wave of this inexorable
pandemic, with new variants appearing
almost daily, and vaccination is progressing
hesitantly, while our school children are going
to remote again, and the ICU’s on the verge of over
flowing, I just can’t help wondering if the seventh wave
will be a tsunami.
Authentic is living from one’s perceived, core truth,
it is any soul’s possibility before falsehoods root.
Genuine as a babe’s new breath in bloom,
authentic souls wear no masks or flaky costumes
for they shape spirit, not mankind’s trendy groups.
Authentic is never popular or a tolerated norm.
Mankind is cruel when different fails to compute,
in fact, authentic has often gained man’s abuse.
Glorious eternity embraces each soul’s authentic honed jewel
while earth stays those who failed authentic school
April's come and gone. Now May is here; the grains in the hourglass
have already started sifting down. Dew is on the roses.
Days of linking daisies will soon begin.
Transparent skies of night will show
constellations when the
fire-breathing dragon
comes to freckle
school-sprung
children, who
baring skin,
will run
with
glee
through
sprinklers.
Soon enough
the kids will be
tumbling in leaves
fallen from the trees of
their back yards, and then
following bright autumn's demise,
the filtering of seasons' sand quickens till
every grain has drifted like snow, burying another year.
May is on her way; again the hourglass, like magic, is turned over.