Short Bloodline Poems

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


Cruelty

doesnt have a bloodline
wish i could shed mine
just waiting for you to end
it give time a chance
cos the future ended back there


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Form: Diamante

Don’t owe

Don’t owe to you
Just because of you
Drew the figure

Don’t owe to you
Just because of you
Got in bloodline

Said an apple To
 Its tree because, it
Told I belong to the landlord.

bloodline

blue bloodline breeds best behaviors but bad beginnings bring beasts







Contest title: MONOKLITTERATION Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Nette Onclaud
Date of poem: 30th May, 2025
Syllable count: 16
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The Fairy Tale Must End

THE FAIRY TALE MUST END I measured once upon a time. How many syllables and rhyme, trill the royal bloodline. How many days they drink their wine Do they hear the crystal clear chime? 8/8/2017 Limerick
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Tear

"Rain is God's tears upon us." By Poet

We need the sun and rain,
over and over again.
They come by God's perfect design,
through His holy bloodline.
When I see the sun,
I see His smile and fun.
When I see the rain,
I see a tear filled with His pain.
Form: Rhyme

Tattered

I flap, remembered
through treacherous gusts:
freedom dismembered
by old bloodline trusts

assuring collapse
with floods of treaties
prompting a relapse
of diabetes

bursting the synapse
in chemical sway,
tightening those bootstraps
till trust fades away.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

romantic feelings

Romantic feelings

If I were a horse 
with an unsure bloodline
If you, on a summer’s day 
when the field was green 
stroked my flanks, gave me
a slice of bread
I would love you more than
The beautiful nurse
Who helped me with my socks
When I could not bend down
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Spreading Nature

Mother Nature works with positives and negatives
there are those who hunt, and those who are hunted
and there are those, who eat fruit and vegies
while spreading the seed of nature, when they have to go to the dunny
but humans just hunt and spread, the evil bloodline of MONEY
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Flowing Beating Heart-

Something's in my heart 
It won't stop beating not 

As the flow of blood my blood vessels curl 
Like a pipe flowing with water 

My arteries do follow throughout 
My body entwined the bloodline

My heart bleeds love

12/19/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Rhyme

Bloodline

It’s flowing quickly down the wall
From your black, bleeding heart
Rivulets and bright ruddy pools
As flesh and bone do part

Linear flow  and gravity
Makes it so nice and fine
Red droplets and streaky scarlet
A stretched out bloody line

©Copyright 2015. All rights reserved.
Form: Rhyme

Come, My Sons

We have been coaxed by honeyed words,
Deranged by colonized thoughts, my sons.
Our sinews have furnished their bans
While we are submerged in poverty’s fangs.

You hold to each others’ throat
Nourished with daggers from intruders’ moats. 
Is this how you want My bloodline to end?
© NGT NGT  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Instinct

I'm the primal fear
In the sudden stamp of hooves 
When the danger’s near 

In the snap of fang
The snarl of hate and rage
I am twice enraged

In the lust for life
Know, the bloodline vein runs deep
And I will survive!

A primeval beast
I'm fight and I'm flight – With you
And in you, I feast –
Form: Haiku

Rooting For 8 To 5

My ancient spirit walks with me through time
Past our old hometown into barbed city existence --

And though sagas of ventures test every flight
This mystic lore from elders to conquer darkness 
Stirs a live potion flowing within  my bloodline.



Jan 4, 2017:  Rooting For 8 To 5
Contest by nette onclaud
© Rhoma Em  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Sick

Pain pain go away,
You little b!tch you cannot stay.
I want you gone, Far from me
F*ck off now, and leave me be.
sick of doctors, sick of stress,
Sick n' tired of takin meds.
I want to know what's wrong with me,
A want to be "normal", cant you see?
It wont happen this I know,
With my bloodline,.... it goes to show....
Form: ABC

Little Prince

His royal bloodline
can be traced
to the temples and
pyramids of Egypt

Killer instinct
fully intact, 
but no longer
required

Regal bearing
reflected
in every
movement

He sits nobly now, 
on this humble 
throne of pine 
and carpet

Waiting for his
master to groom 
his mane and
serve his dinner

Little prince

Bloodline: My Royalty Defines Me

Royalty thrives in the tunnel that is my vein 
Driving my consciousness to reflect power 
Confidence remains high even in the midst of my lows 
Head held high looking up toward my creator 
The pride that exist within, was constructed elsewhere
The mystery lives on and questions still loom
One thing for sure, my pride will never wither

Premium Member Shiny Shades of Astray

A brave black sheep and a wintry white crow 
At midday moon got lost in the meadow. 
The duo shed odd differences with pride 
And found themselves as a groom and a bride. 

Black sheep’s family so thrilled to entwine, 
Gathered gayly to embrace new bloodline. 
Now the sheep and the crow coo in delight: 
Beware: not everything is black and white!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jesus Savior of Humanity-

Jesus Savior of Humanity-

 
All American
Back from the island
A charter member of the United Nation
Deployment of  races
Environment DNA bloodline in the clay 
Flourish onward mighty creator
Giver of life 
Heavenly Father of all things
Immortal inventor creator of heaven
Jesus Savior of humanity


7/30/19
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©
Form: ABC

Premium Member I Keep Moving-

Down in my heart flows the bloodline; While in my mind Sparks the thoughts; My heart bounce pumps love kind; My brain charges electroids brought; And the matters of matter is tangible; And the thought of thoughts is plausible; Not caught in inclusions; I keep moving
3/22/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020

In the beginning

We are born without consent,
thrown into existence without warning,
no map, no instructions.

We rely on those who created us—
themselves guided by fading echoes,
a bloodline of trial and error,
passing down survival like
testing food for poison.

Generations upon generations,
none of us truly knowing,
yet all of us pretending
we were meant to.**

Go Far My Loves

Do more
My seed
More Than I could imagine
Live loud
So that my ears hurt
It's your purpose
To be Big
Bigger than I ever could be
My bloodline
Go far
Further than I can dream
Because that is my success
To see you win
To dance
To seize
To take life by the horns
And wrangle it down
To ride it hard
Go out
My Loves
See what I have not
Go far
Do more

While I Can

In few years,
Few days,
Few hours,
Few minutes,
Few seconds.
I might close
my eyes.
I might lose
my breath.
I might lose 
everything.
I might not
see the world.
I might not
see my friends.
I might end 
my bloodline.
Starting now,
I will seize 
each day.
I will live,
I will learn,
I will write
While I can.
As if it's my last.

Lei Strauss 2019
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Keepsake Supper

I sit at my family’s empty table
Life’s feast is almost gravely gone
I am the final guest left in this familial fable
All within my bloodline have somehow succumbed
I recall the time of the sweet, sour, bitter and salty with zeal
Each gathering shared with love for each other at every meal


November 13, 2022
Bitesize Poem Number 55
Sponsored by:  Line Gauthier
Form: Rhyme

Blind Sex

Some say my cousin got around
passing on his bloodline
young and wild with a strong esteem
no matter who it was

Shame his bloodline has family ties
one was his sister Jean
his Pop's found out, boy what a scene
now I know why he's blind


T Reams 3/26/2015        contest sponsored by: Nette Onclaud
                                     'Let Me Feel Your Lines    #6 bloodline
Form: Rhyme

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