Short Cages Poems

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Premium Member Cages

Rise! 
You are 
outgrowing 
that smaller shell; 
Smash breakable glass! 
It’s not fragile;
Cages were  
never 
real.
Form: Ninette


The Man Who Puts Kids In Cages

The man who puts kids in cages
Laughs at the folks it enrages
Whilst taxpayers bleed
Republicans need
Bilingual pedophile Pages
Form: Limerick

Kids Need Homes Not Cages

No matter how shabby it looks
The Caravan's not filled with crooks
Kids don't want to roam
They want a safe home
Where they can play whilst mother cooks!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Free from Cages

  
    Lucy didn’t have a thing to do
      So, off she went to a nearby zoo

    Studying the animals, most in cages
      Lucy sang her freedom’s praises
Form: Couplet

Bahram 1st To Mani 4th

What worth are you? 
You deny all knightly sports.
You do not defend our walls.

I heal with no gold.
I free doves from steel cages.
I wait for heaven’s kingdom.
Form: Sedoka


Premium Member Kids In Cages

Think about those kids in cages
As the virus kills and rages
How comfy life is for me
I pray someone sets them free





In Times Like These Contest
Silent One 5/4/20
© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Cages Trump Will Rattle

Cages Trump Will Rattle

Have been conflicted by fighting a battle,
After all our cages Trump still does rattle;
Like little kid,
Who flipped lid,
And he like telling lies and on us will tattle.

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

Premium Member Gilded Cages

locked by tyranny
mocked by the masses
little children
little Jews
silver teeth
take away their shoes
the statue you see
is fake
Trumpets hide not
the fading of liberty


The kindest of souls
is ok
shout


above the showers



Berlin 1934, USA 2018



Note:
Where a society travels, is where a society may end up.

Cages

CAGES trapped in apparent spaces power extinguished bird in a forgotten tree building cages safety nests apparent circumstances placing bets on novel lives sunken and clean stuck in barb wire snares itch itch itch the language is obscene headbound in freakish Atlantic sea © Kim van Breda—8 January 2016

Premium Member Cages

Man seems most adept
when building His cages – 
the farmer, his barns,
the banker, his vaults,
the priest, his coop of
verses...
Christ offers all freedom
of the Cross~ but few 
will disrobe
come out
and be pierced – 

Convinced cleansing by 
the blood of another – such
Truth a physical cage – 
the politician forging bars
of steel~ Satan will take due
at his grave.

Cages

Hold me back, she said
realizing that she'd be nothing
he always kept her safe.

In a gilded cage she flailed about,
unharmed and unscathed.

Leave me be, he shouted
nevermind what she wanted,
she never left time for herself.

His freedom caused him pain,
confused and alone.

Let me go, they decided
they'd had enough of one another
and the tortures they made up for themself.

Plastic Oceans Glass Cages

Splash! 
Down for another dive
But wait!
What is this?
No fish?
No turtles?
No sea life?
Just plastics
Plastics and dead coral!
Our oceans destoryed
My lifelong hobby gone. 
Sea creatures kept behind glass 
where grubby fat hands tap at them 
staring with widened gazes
Sadness is not a strong enough word 
Not strong enough to describe what we have done. 
Protectors of the earth?
More like destroyers of habitats. 
Don't let this nightmare become truth.

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