Short Badge Poems

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


Premium Member Callused Hands

blue-collar worker
the calluses on his hands ~
a badge of honor



Date written: 08/11/2020
Form: Senryu


Premium Member - Caught

Caught
         Looking
       Behind me
      Suspiciously 
  Over my shoulder
Silver badge faces me
          Caught

Dog and Man

it  near or far
man and dog star
his best friend
together they win
makeing peace is plan
with badge in hand
ITS DOG AND MAN

A Limerick Composed In My Head While In the Head

I wear an ID badge for my group.
It dangles down from my belt loop.
I have anonymity
When I stand up to pee
But it gives me away when I poop.
Form: Limerick

A Dog's Good-Bye

paws on his casket
he drops a white rose
onto his friend
  a soldier come home
  his final badge of honor


4/15/13
for rick's rose tanka contest
Form: Tanka


Premium Member A Gold Star Badge Please

Give me a gold star badge  and a wide brim hat.
Sell me a uniform and show me where to get those boots
Better strap a bullet proof vest on me too
Because I am afraid of guns.
me

Work Release Too

get out
my laminated
computer generated
bar coded photo i d badge

swipe it
across the 
scanner watching
as it turns green from red

someday
hoping it
won't let
me in
Form:

Premium Member A Happiness Badge

Life's how you make it, happy or sad Ignore the down days, don't add to the bad Brighter days await Down days abate As natural as breathing, wear a happiness badge
Form: Limerick

Just the Facts

"      Just the facts ma'-am "Joe just said
                            With
                       serious face


Badge shining bright
covered chocolate ...
All points bulletin raised?

Pink Ribbon - Think Pink Contest

Wear a badge of  hope
Showing that you care for others
Saying your aware
Breast Cancer kills both sexes
Pink plus pink/blue ribbons show
Your moral support for all.

Penned 25 September 2013
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Badge 714 Right Wins

Story_Black Ten, informant Who Turns in robber Burglar selling Stolen ring_right wins I remember, do you?
Sponsor: Robert Heemstra Contest: Just The Facts Written this 8th day of April, 2013

Premium Member Depression Suits You

Depression suits you
Your badge of honor
Hidden to no one
Understood by you
Your identity

Fiercely holding
Close to your heart
Empty feelings
Your own mantra

Lack of hope
Sorrowful
In a rut

Dreary
Alone

Sad

Deceptively Bright

Prepackaged compliment,
  our badge of delight

Symbol and emblem,
—deceptively bright

A pandered acknowledgement,
—slap on the back

Others controlling,
  the acceptance we lack

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2016)
Form: Ballad

The Button At the Bottom of the Jar

Much like the “cracker jack prize”
At the bottom of the box
As candy lore goes.
That unique badge of honor
For those who would dive deep
To grasp the brass button.
Beware this lure full of 
Deceit.
Along the way you may yourself
Delete.

Lonely Heart

her heart hankering for love
one errant tear drop glistens
a beckoning badge of innocence
to the  hungry scourge that waits
her crimson smile quickly devoured
as her rare innocence drowns
in the raging murky waters
of the singles bar scene

Premium Member Vaccine

Vaccine
Jolene do go and get the vaccine For fear of becoming a has been It won’t hurt a jot But reaches the spot Wear the badge “had my vac” like a Queen.
7th March 2021
Form: Limerick

Monthly Rhyme Two

I always wanted to work with job and bob at my dream job as a cop writing parking tickets near the shop with a badge on top listening to pop music with pods stuck in my ears. Armed with my stop watch I signal motorists to stop and watch the traffic lights.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tears For Our Blue

Ambushed U.S. police struck by gunfire
Brothers, sisters of the badge bloodied
Chicago lost by suicide souls of blue
Don't defund the good fighting the wars
Entered homes, alleys, bullets blazed, eternity
Families faithfully keep remembrance flames lit
Form: ABC

Night Hunter

Everybody’s bad day…
a badge without a star
the one who stood when others fled,
each day to raise the bar

The one they all could come to,
when freedom was in chains
the light that rampaged in the night
—to hunt what darkness claimed

(The New Room: April, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Zoom It!

" I love it bigger", I said
And the arm unseen obeyed;
The lanterns of the sky lit brighter
And my nerves grew tighter;
I saw the images of promise enlarge
And below read a glittering badge:
"All sons of fate enter here,
It shall be answered every questioning and fear!"
art

Shape of the World

from the oval office
planned within the pentagon
world governments square off
endless circle of wars
played using hexagon grid
creating heptagon badge states
mass minds rhombus clouds
truth gone bermuda triangle
all for diamond equivalents
parellogram with past history.

Premium Member Earth's Last Battle

The last man on Earth searched the city ruins As a brave young soldier he had served his country well Under the debris and rubble he found a beautiful woman But when he saw her rebel badge he shot her through the heart. Then sang a victory song. Earths last battle won.
© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member waiting for my honorary detective badge

just solved another murder
and put a gold star on my chart
it sits next to my wet-dog-smell-recliner
this is where Beau and I watch crime shows

Solving murders one at a time
gloating when we are right
ignoring my near misses
I have spent years here, waiting for my honorary detective badge.
me

Premium Member Wearing the Skin I'M In

i need no badge
to wear—
my skin embodies
the wholeness of whose
and who i am—courageously 
evolving in the beauty of blackness
reflecting like the moon
does the sun—
the powerful light
of perseverance radiating
from the divine logos
of deliverance to eternal freedom
both here and there…

Cows of the Month

Cows of the Month, we're here!
This is a badge of honor, my dears,
Trophy of the year, hear, hear,
Once we were 'good little girls',
Now Cows of the Month do twirl,
Excuse me, what did you call me?
The basics, good manners for tea!
Cows of the Month, hear, hear,
It's trophy of the year, my dears!

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