Short Brandish Poems

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


The Far Away Stars

to the far away stars
                            we brandish our scars
                              for we too are stars
                 when we obey the laws of the Creator
Form: Verse


Premium Member Tulipwood Horizon

through tulipwood horizon his humming extract ruby arillate stillness
you always brandish serious caring of our misdirection


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 24–30, 2026)

If Hillary Had Been a Rigger

If Hillary Had Been A Rigger

If Hillary really Had Been A big Rigger
How could Trump win with his fat figure;
Many brandish;
Become outlandish;
Story will be getting bigger and bigger.

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

Premium Member AN ALLITERATIVE a b c AUG 31

AN ALLITERATIVE ABC

always abridge  ascribe and amplify an  adsorbable affliction andiron again

buttress by backsliding  but  brandish bent bigotry

credibly crumpled choppy  cocopa can campanulate caring catoptric centrocercus crabbedness

INFLUENCE

Took my hands and spotted the scars
Brainstorming on followers i would set loose
Serving my persona amidst fictitious comrades
Whipped out flaunting dummy soma
Chasing down the soul to bent toward authentic self
Seeking my failings hidden in brandish bits...
Form: Persona


Premium Member 1-26-13

Don't worry about 
classification,
We're all born as new stars.
Watch us brandish our 
emotions.
Watch us mend a broken wing.
Watch us watch a cradle 
rocking.
Classification nudges us to put 
frames on things.
The universe has no frame,
Constantly reaching outward.

Premium Member Spring

The world of vegetation detects spring much sooner than men 
Buds and herbs rise up from their snowy arrest and wintry rest 
Boost lovers and lambs to spring and brandish in lustful deeds. 

                             +++++++

June 17, 2014
Tenth Place win
Form Sijo: (Syllable counts- 44)
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Aversion

I cannot deny
onset of aversion
whenever I observe
religious dogma at play

why do we brandish our gods
attempting to save ‘sinners’
making it our life mission
I do find it annoying

belief is in mind
realisation is in heart
we can memorise scriptures 
or transform, becoming the light

Premium Member Weaver's Thoughts

Lying in ill warrant still slumbering
Its own age quill rule; restless wandering 
In its grandeur, brandish securities
Ought they, beget these magical beauties


4/26 2020

Taken from the poem"Breezing Trees Heard the Whispers of Leaves" 
Poetry Contest: Rithimus Divisa 3' 
Sponsored By: Gregory R Barden
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Down To Earth Music

Good evening boys.
We’re here to play not to pray. Oh God
That’s an unsuitable predicament for a garage band. Let’s
play some down to earth music
not some praise the Lord too high for your voice whining
music. Your hands belong on necks, not on books
your fingers should press strings,
not brandish gold rings..

Premium Member Morning Dew

The day is new and not yet lost to summer heat.
Flowers blush and preen in morning breezes.
Let me whisper fears before the day consumes you
My fickle friend, another shadows your affections
Distracted lover another twirls for your attention
I'm losing confidence, and I think I'm losing you.
In the remaining shadows, leaves still brandish dew

Sleep

I sleep easy
I brandish my metal most days
I think I do a pretty good job
I have no time to think about how you feel
I do what I need to do to get by
Sure...I may leave you feeling different
But that's temporary...right
Cho...get over it...but then again
why should I care?
I have things to do...
Yawn...time to go to bed
Tomorrow's another day.

Awakening Call

Season of refreshing
The dead spring up alive
Their faces brighten up
Hope permeates the landscape
Beauty climbs to the top

Season of refreshing
The dying receive strength
There is a quantum leap
A brandish of colours
All expect a good reap

Season of refreshing
There’s an awakening call
An upsurge in fervour
Gloom rescinds and depletes
Pleasure meets endeavour 


April 15, 2022.

Freedom

Fiction gives me freedom
Freedom to drive any car and be at par with the czar
Freedom to take action against corruption
Freedom to brandish my gun and shoot for fun
Freedom to deride my wife and control my life
Freedom to be Mr. Loverman, the man with a master plan
Freedom to be Bond, Holmes and Powers all in one
Freedom to murder my president and get away with it
But fiction aint reality, is it?
© John Pen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Recipe Four The Butterfly Leaving The Innocent Cocoon

you barf baster again
washbowl always amplify serious
burden but buttress can
gloriously grandstand crumpled expunging
never negotiate prolonged affliction
center choppy crabbedness extract
stillness for greenback stockholding
that ascribe brandish backsliding
gastrogavage plumping faintness and
your wedding will be
unalterable fluttering caring desirableness


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 24–30, 2026)

At Home she aint a gang member

Think of the clock chiming
its your homecoming 
At home she's a tourist
filling the disco floor with virtue
her bourgeois extreme thrives,
transport yourself a new personality
brandish your interment interest
show your mental process
2 steps forward
6 back
At home she feels timid
there's no gang sweetheart
just the statutes of the once great
awaiting toppling
in dew clad desperate February

Fearless

Fear not
How?
Dare
Dare what?
Everything you don't know
Everything you don't show
It's not a place 
It's not a fight
It is everything you don't know about yourself
The ability to not be afraid is to brandish the unknown self
It transcends your ego
An overflow of desires
It is deeper than your thoughts
Sometimes it is thoughtless but purposeful
It can be effortless if it is undoubtful
Fear less and less
And lessen your fear
Until you are fearless

Again

Brandish my content for God
the sake of man
is idling, while the role is planned
to decimate our futile band!

Oh poverty, I hold your hand
to shake not, with some righteous stand
but raise with mine, to take command
the revolution of cost's manned!

Is of the hour ~ is of now's span
the gathering, crowding, in demand
Oh people, weigh in, to expand
the change to order from War's damned!

A liberty, a life, force can ~
its leadership remove . . . . . again!
Form: Monorhyme

This Lisa

Some man deserves the right to give her love 

this Lisa

Lisa with her woman’s strength 

which earns no ribbons or applause.

While loud men shout and brandish bravado to intimidate

she does what must be done. 

Unlike the men who marred her past

and left her life the scars she never bares 

to use or lean upon.

Some better man than me will see and know

the truth of her and love her.

And he may never bother to begin

to try to tell 

how beautiful she is.
© Red Omara  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Dark Skies

A cloud forms in the back of my mind,
As wind swept thought seeks shelter.
Clinging to the last vestiges of sanity,
Fearful of the tempest's steady advance.

Now caught in the eye of the storm,
Rational thinking stands at the crossroads.
A torrential downpour loosens my grip,
And I'm washed into a flood of madness.

Pelted by soft voices from dark skies,
Enticing me with false visions of grandeur.
Powerless to resist their subtle suggestions,
I brandish my gun and breach the crowd.

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