Short Abolishing Poems

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Premium Member New Years Goal for 2025

ONE Only New Years Goal for 2025

Abolishing irritable moods
Unpleasant manic episodes.
Important of self-control;
Insomnia weeping,
Yelling at loved ones.
Just to de-stress
by praying
Calming
Grace
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
age
Form: Nonet


Flame Polished

flame polished my hands are wet polishing flames of regret names abolished my plans far fetched abolishing names a nest fame demolished my demands star bet demolishing fame at best ?
art
Form:

Premium Member Vignette-Man's Inhumanity To Man

A chronicle of amazing grace
To change the human race-
Just William they called him,
Persistence helped him win
This triumph over sin.


William Wilberforce (1759-1833)-of abolishing slave trade saga Filmed 2007
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Trumping With Hearts

When democratic gratitude 
performs with politically positive 
caste-abolishing attitude

Then autocratic certitude
and kleptocratic magnitude
do not negatively deform 
with unenlightened
and disempowering 
caste-preserving platitudes.

Aglow

Within your illumination
Happiness and tranquility
Blessed with a possibility
An enchanting temptation

Ruins of fortification,
Shackles of my immobility
Transformed to vulnerability
Seizing offered jubilation

Within your lasting melody
Purity and affection
Abolishing my barricade

Embraced in your serenity
Eternal bliss, my protection
Freed to glow by your serenade
Form: Sonnet


A New Year's Chance

Interwoven fabric, a tapestry of life
As men all come together, abolishing their strife

A dream of peace and harmony, real if we just try
Is possible and probable, if we look then to the sky

For riding on a cloud of white, a child there for all
Listen and observe His ways; answer to His call

We’ll make the New Year happy, if we all just try to be
As all that He intended, to end our misery
Form: Couplet

Premium Member MUTUAL DISTRACTIONS

MUTUAL DISTRACTIONS
evolving
   affinities 
ferment 
  alliances 
with
communal 
  theology
of
   eurhythmyic
 utterances 
&
contemplating 
   opaque  
consequences 

whilst 
   suppressing
    synthetic  
rigidity

of
   feeling 
expressed 
openly
&
 integrating
immediate
     resolution 

in
 exotic 
    influences 
with
deliberate
    echos 
abolishing
  communal
 themes 
In
their
originality
Form: Verse

Idol

The moments you can never 
quite inhabit.

Floating and dodging 
attempts to clutch and hold.
As if to savor, remember the taste 
exactly. As if stories are heard only
through fastidious interpretation.

As if Divinity were careful. But even if 

I lost you, these moments still I’d hold
above all else like worship. Like an Idol 
abolishing a church-ship.
And in this you’d inhabit myself.

And not a thing can hold or keep this.

Ode To Bats

Soaring through the sky of early fall
   Abolishing mosquitos, eating for all

   Your siren song echoes in the night.
Hungry little teeth white and bright

Webbed wings flank the higher you soar.
  Dark vessels visible through the black uproar

  You’ve joined all your friends in your endless hunt
Soft chitters of excitement flow through your bunch

For bats eat the stealers, back to the blood
    Warm and well, swarming like floods
Form: Ode

Premium Member Abraham Lincoln

Abraham Lincoln, the president, 
Awe-inspiring American gent. 
Lead the American Civil war 
Abolishing slavery no more. 

Abraham Lincoln, the president, 
Scraggly and tall, cheeks each flaccid dent. 
Laughing, jokes were told of people’s flaws.  
Jokester, mocked how ugly he was. 

Abraham Lincoln, the president 
Shared his humorous stories frequent.  
History's great leaders, once long ago;
Helped shape the America we know.

12/29/2020


Lincoln was 6’ 4” tall
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

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