Short Affiliation Poems

Short Affiliation Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Affiliation by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Affiliation by length and keyword.


Criteria For Heaven

The Criteria for Heaven is not based on
Wealth
Education
Political Affiliation
Appearance
or
Status

It is base upon Obedience to
GOD


Premium Member To the Hypocrites and Moral Or Mental Cowards

To those, regardless of political affiliation or party, personal or religious philosophy, or gender or orientation, or ethnicity who are fake or phony. To say it bluntly, " I would rather spend time with a wh-re instead of a bore. The former has more character, most likely.

Accusations

Politics mirror religion
Few want to concede their belief
While not privy to behind closed doors
A hero may be shown a thief!

So tone down those accusations 
The unknown may be known greater
Don't shout too hard your affiliation 
It might be, laugh now and cry later!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Why We All Can'T Get Along

Friendship
Partnership
Relationship
Respectful
Thankful
Cooperation
Association
True connection
Collaboration
Affiliation
Antithesis of competition
Everybody will fight and fuss
But there has to be trust
Affinity
Empathy
Rapport
Group effort
It’s worth it to make it work
Form: Rhyme

Young Teenager and Some Stranger

Young Teenager and Some Stranger

Moore to us is truly some stranger,
Who did like to molest a teenager;
Was so rude,
While nude;
Jesus shuttered born in a manger.

Roy has upset everyone. People
prefer political affiliation of poor,
sexual behavior while we worship
Lord and Savior. 

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Scarlet

Attraction
Affection
Axis of affiliation
Filled with
Fires of
Fuelling passion
Sizzling
Show-off
Syndrome
Hypnotizing
Hub of
Heart-heat
Comely
Consciousness
Commotion
Surmise of
Sunrises and
Settings
Sign of
Struggle-filled life of a
Sex worker
Symbol of
Sacrosanct
Sacrifice
Lustrous
Labyrinth of my
Life-blood

Whats In a Name Contest

The British Jo Of Maya 

Transforming
His
Expressions into his name

Bobby, is a British police officer
Robert is not
In
This
I
See
Humor

Jo in french
Obviously means Sweetheart

Offspring
From

Macrology
Atlas Daughter 
Yonder
Affiliation

Contest: What’s In a Name
Sponsored By: Juliet Ligon
Date Created: 01/14/2020
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

What Goes Up, Must Come Down

In that spark, at summit
When sky is just on the way and is not the limit
Like lime being squeezed out of last drop of juice
As throne and king, in sweet affiliation, never in truce
High up taunting the call of gravity
Columbarium in tornado, reunion with plummeting abyss a true test of vitality
Motivation a lambasted frugality, an eternal ignite for those who drown
Is in action when what goes up starts to come down

Moonstruck

The Moon is looking bright tonight
And like chewing gum on my shoe
Makes my eye stick to the sky
Can’t stop staring back
Wondering how to describe 
That constant novelty
My partner in the sky
For countless years 
Millions of them in fact
Arriving on and every time 
Like the pumpkin fairy
A fulfilling affiliation
Full of pleasant exchange
Encouraging smiles
And familiar fondness
Warm and beautiful
And every time
We are new all over again

©dbyrne July 2014

Our Souls Paths

That was the partition of body that prepared to rejection
And its dance fascination which loaded with the blubbering
And the tremor of collision with clamor
And the affiliation of the others to their enemies
And the paleness of theirs shapes which sitting in the sight of evil , and replete of their death
That final Homeland , I see it filled with regret , Staring at the absence
Seeping along with the steps instinct , and the entity sin
and gaze at our souls paths .

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