Short Additive Poems
Short Additive Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Additive by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Additive by length and keyword.
cognitive enhancement
energy Adderall
sideffects depression
solution Ritalin
additive A.D.D.
Note: this is a new style I am working on called a 3 X 2 (three by two), each line has two three-syllable words, any length with no punctuation.
Categories:
additive, drug, science,
Form:
Free verse
Plastic, smooth and expensive
A heavier look upon her
More dynamic or stronger
Fiercer or arrogant
Maybe more confident
Believes in herself and
Her eyes of silicone
Poised in her chest
With hair on her nipples
Pressing on her breast
Is the implant
She thought would
Increase her poise
Russell Sivey
Categories:
additive, confidence,
Form:
Free verse
Depression is a battle
Some people try and fight it
And just say it ****
That people are going
Trough the hard way
Just go astray
From reality
Just to get caught
Using anti depressants that
Never hardly work
There just a additive
Drug use
The police is
Just put in to a
Mental health hospital
To have the get more
Depressed and kill them
Selves
Categories:
additive, 9th grade, addiction, depression,
Form:
Free verse
Early morning
I know of a man who gets up early
to sample the morning dew.
He has found it is not from a wealthy house lawn
the dew taste good it is full of additive
when the goose flapped its wings pearls
of wisdom dripped into the water.
The man who collects morning dew
prefer undiluted grass in the glen.
The taste of wildflowers
send him into a spin of delightful dance.
Categories:
additive, africa, allusion, anger, anti bullying, april, arabic,
Form:
Blank verse
Colors
Is there is a palette
on which the balance
of the additive colors
in our world
are in harmony with
their subtractive counterparts?
Where the sharp
divisions of conflict
are blurred with pastels
that melt away
the fear and trauma
with smooth indelible strokes
of human color
that can never fade?
Alas, if not
then our world
shall always be
a shattered sphere conflicted
by shards of black and white.
Categories:
additive, conflict,
Form:
Blank verse