Short Abdication Poems
Short Abdication Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Abdication by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Abdication by length and keyword.
Abdication
castle walls breaching
a king weeps in mother's arms…
the tide rolling in...
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Categories:
abdication, beach, ocean,
Form:
Haiku
Abdication
Shivering aspens side by side
Standing against the chill
Gold crowns all are wearing
Until their diadems spill...
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Categories:
abdication, beautiful,
Form:
Rhyme
To the Rescue
It's getting hard to write poetry
with the hatred going on in society
Here's to permanent emnity-abdication
Light and Love to the rescue, our salvation...
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Categories:
abdication, future, hate, love, poetry, society,
Form:
Couplet
Poetry Sparkles
Poetry sparkles like a precious diamond
Its heart beats, rhyme or no rhyming, yet --
If no vivid picture delights the imagination
Is it still poetry ~ or poetic abdication...
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Categories:
abdication, how i feel, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Seasons' Abdication
Emerald paints hills
Tall cottonwoods dance
Soft clusters drift
Riverbank winds laugh
Leaves endorsing orange
Skeletal branches weep
Soft clusters melt
White wonderland bows
Emerald paints hills
Protected by copyright
All Rights Reserved...
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Categories:
abdication, autumn, change, repetition, seasons, spring, summer, winter,
Form:
Free verse
Abdication
I will doff my ermine gown
and take off my kingly crown.
The day declines, the course is run,
on fleece of gold reclines the sun.
I'll not retouche the Mona Lisa
or straighten up the Tower of Pisa.
Further work in that connection
I leave to those who seek perfection....
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Categories:
abdication, art, career, retirement,
Form:
Lyric
Abdication
My Compassion's mute by her bedside
My bodies a host, a stopped up drain
She sucks for emancipation
And yet there is no air, no pillow light enough to
bring sleep or dreams
Hours n' hours a night I lay
Shaky awake to her needs
I fluff, I prop, I smile to soothe
Counting my silence less I scream....
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Categories:
abdication, caregiving,
Form:
Free verse
Abdication
on night's soft pillow
sky's king is falling asleep-
abdication's dream!*
© Demetrios Trifiatis
16 June 2020
* Seeing everything that happens these days around the world and being disappointed, the sun might like to give up his throne so he doesn't have to witness tomorrow!...
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Categories:
abdication, night, sky, sun,
Form:
Haiku
Winter Fog
WINTER FOG
Grey fingers soft as a pickpocket’s
Kingdom of the blind
With no one-eyed man
People appear and disappear for a moment
Ghost visitors to the realm
Steal in and out,
And are lost.
Feet pressed to the ground
Are the only assurance
That sooner or later
The robbed land will reappear
And the abdication of the sun will end....
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Categories:
abdication, nature
Form:
Free verse
Shlock-Jock
Hilary Billary Shmock
The lady is purebred shlock
She 'Bill-ked' the Nation
Via Libyan abdication
Hilary Billary Thwock
Her tongue's a nerveless nock
She squawks and squawks
Paranoid deplorables-crock
Hilary Billary Shlock
Give her the old hemlock!
April 15, 2019
A Realistic Hilary Clinton Poem contest
Sponsor: Michael Wegman...
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Categories:
abdication, abuse, anger, satire, sick,
Form:
Rhyme
Abdication
This,
was the matter of non-matter,
permeating in every pore, cell,
thought. An elusive,
connection to unknown.
You,
want to create a Grail
to receive the blood, of heaven
to imbue,
the dark space.
A chilling,
belief to confer,
a glorified name to astigmatism
without the consent
of the eye.
Arboreal,
the naked soul
renunciates all the fruits
and departs for
another sky.
Satish Verma...
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Categories:
abdication, art,
Form:
ABC
The Long Dead Life
Looking in the mirror
Dead eyes blunted and wasted
A broken face scarred and withered
The smile a whisper of sand on a ocean desert
Tiny downward curves mirror either side
A face of abdication and abandonment
No fight left, no warrior left standing
Time pushes me backwards to stumble over life
Long spent tears and love curdled
Once unmovable now unmoved
Rejecting the image in hateful disdain
Pity for the life betrayed
and mourning the long dead life...
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Categories:
abdication, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Unlost Existence
When an embryo was growing in a petri dish
I said this is it my adieu
for I am now ready for a new journey of self denial
a skull in my lap
after the abdication of ancient fear
the eyes of buttercups poked with hot iron rods
a hoe breaking the neck of a bowed man
to humanize an ugly beast
my fragile hands make a cup to collect the light
of a fading sun to pour on the stillness
of the dream’s dark roaring
that’s how a pinned butterfly becomes
resigned for capitulation
SATISH VERMA...
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Categories:
abdication, art,
Form:
ABC