Short Amendments Poems

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


Mistake

A mistake is a lesson learnt well 
From the experiments done ourselves,
The result of which lies in our hands
Whether to continue or make amendments. 

7/11/2018


Amendments

Had a son one day
Wanted horns 
Him to play
So many things 
Got in the way
Dreaming future ties
Things that make life
Tunes stemming from
Ups and downs
Relieving
Soothing Plight

Change

If there truly were 'Change"
and peace forever more
New amendments to
The Capitalist law...
Would there then be
Happiness that comes apar?
Also...
Would I get a brand new car??

Ha Haa ;D
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Alien Ufo

little you know an immigrant 
coming at age twenty fully educated at not a cost to you
learn the language and save mount of dollars to clean your floors
must be a reason they came to to your country of amendments
not written in stone if only you could see  the suffering
fun

Premium Member Now and Then

Fireworks now -- oohs, aahs, wows
  Back then, musket shots in glens

Parades now -- amusing attractions
  Back then, soldiers in traction

Population now -- hundreds of millions
  Population then, 2,500 -- a dozen cotillions

Documents then -- Declaration of Independence
  Documents now -- Trillion-dollar Amendments
Form: Couplet


Merchandize Love

Sometimes, you use feeling
To kidnap someone's future
It's not an easy feeling to keep 
Love is like merchandize goods
You see the price tag then bargain
So much negotiation on both parties
Like coffee milk shake combine
To make amendments in the end
They always fight for own interest
Seldom fight for amicable happiness 
Which is conjugal and eternal.

Premium Member Julian Assange

Journalist jeopardizes hegemony

Unveils untold injustices

Lacerates limits of freedom

Invokes imminent amendments

Answers alleged incriminations

Negates nefarious power


Antagonizes acrimonious lies

Suffers slaughter of right

Subdues surrogate meanings

Awaits apoplectical hatred

Nears noxious injection

Gulps generous hemlock

Ends evil monopoly

Premium Member Ingratitude Vi

For thousands of days he had seen the sun risen for him

Bringing joy,  happiness and even bliss on his way

But 

He - not even for once - had expressed his gratitude 

For 

All these gifts and for the privilege of being alive

And now

That he realises his life to its end comes

In

Desperation begs for one more day

So as 

Amendments to make!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
    09 February 2019

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