Short Capitulate Poems

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


Premium Member The Only Force

the only force able to make war capitulate is our Lord's command to love one-another!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
    30 December 2017
Form: Monoku


Love

Love
born in the fire of youth
foster to preserve
lost to betrayal
regained in trust
through decades of growth
capitulate all 
nevermore lose
love

Premium Member Reign of Peace

REIGN OF PEACE 


Oceans filled with tears
Shed by the angels weeping 
For souls fell in war 

Fill our hearts with love  
Making war capitulate
Peace forever reigns

© Demetrios Trifiatis
       24 JUNE 2013
Form: Haiku

To Capitulate With Death

A black van moves slowly down the drive
While her sisters, sons and daughters cry
Here in my heart she will always lie
The moon will still shine and the sun rise
And the world will move on without her

Premium Member Peace Ii

PEACE II


Oceans filled with tears
Shed by the angels weeping  
For souls fell in war  

Open hearts to love 
Making hate capitulate 
Let's give peace a chance



© Demetrios Trifiatis
     08 JUNE 2013


NOT FOR CONTEST
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Love and Peace

Seas are filled with tears

Shed by the weeping angels
 
For men lost in war,

Let us fill our hearts with love
 
And make war capitulate!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
       29 May 2021

* Tanka: 5-7-5-7-7
Form: Tanka

Lost

How many years alot themselves
To fairies, sprites and elves?
The fewest number, flying fast—
For childhood flutters past.

Enchanted realms when you were small
Capitulate and fall;
Their palace guards of inch-high men
Seek graves in days of Then.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member I Surrender

Such a great feeling has taken over me whole I must surrender I capitulate to these amorous wonders I’m held imprisoned Surrender is sweet I have gained and nothing’s lost Call me a winner Written January 25, 2012 for Francine’s Romantic Senryu Contest
Form: Senryu

Costume Jewelry

In a galaxy of a million star's 
The residual heat
That forged Gold
And coal into diamonds
The parameters of jewelry 
On wedding rings
Dig hole's on earth
Orion's Belt 
3 Sister's 
Bridesmaids
Adorned in Satin
Capitulate on celestial horizon 
Both Black and Light
Surfing on the dust of night
Like meteorites
age

Heart Motto

Endulge in peace and rebuff war
Embrace faith and to your heart accord franchise
Step where you could trigger a grin
Endulge in peace and rebuff war
Advocate fortitude and malevolence entomb
Capitulate to love and to rectitude succumb
Endulge in peace and rebuff war
Embrace faith and to your heart accord franchise.
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Sheet Lightning Over the Somme

The thunderous skies now capitulate to man, witnessing their tirade of wrath Who would have thought nature now bowed, whilst viewing man's path What man could imagine, beating a power like she When I look back at the template I wrote This wasn't meant to be Inspired by reading a posting on Facebook by 'Janette Fisher' <*>
Form: Rhyme

Throw In the Towel

Yield to the superior force of that warm, friendly welcome. 
Surrender to that well-being of consolatory, feel-good territory. 
Submit to a complimented treatment of mental repose for the wayworn; 
Capitulate to a gentle and melodious retreat secluded in a shiny enchantment 
Of porcelain and metal that will infiltrate your innermost courtyard.
© Arlan Salo  Create an image from this poem.

Dear Poets' - Kawanagi - I Do Know

Inspired by Kim Rodrigues, a comment of hers, the words inspired the following, Thanks again. Mick
kawanagi DEAR POETS' ********* your muse will mind you... your heart beats to guide your quill... you write to please all... inspired feelings... many muses muse... offer... the poet decides... dearest of poets we feel... we see... we write don't capitulate ************
Form:

What

What

What do I do with that love that filled the void
Do I fill it in with a choice that is inevitably yours
To do with it what meanderings in the mind one might contrive 
Which presents definable conditions
That define us inevitably 
What if the world really did revolve around you
Should I simply capitulate and resign
Or is there more to this than what I perceive
And simply leave it as it is
As what was originally conceived 
And leave

Sans Socks

The day’s a little chilly
(This touch of autumn rocks!)
Yet I will not capitulate
By putting on some socks.

The sun is brightly shining,
But on my bedroom floor
My sandals wonder why they haven’t
Made it out the door.

Though technically, it’s summer,
The temps did make me choose
A pair of canvas loafers
As today’s best pair of shoes.

Yet still, I’m just not ready
For my ankles to retreat.
They’ll enjoy some last hurrahs,
A celebration of de-feet!
Form: Rhyme

Quagmire

Adroit in this quagmire so meticulously infused
I yield yet the ground beneath me moves
Alone in a room of people I stand confused
Attune in this menagerie so materially abused
Seclusion notwithstanding I relinquish, capitulate, cede
Devoid of qualm I succumb daftly to the lure revealed
Subdued by my rivalry I prevail, endure, exist
Simply a nuance of distinction I concede permit
Infantile I accede yet somehow circumspectly survey
Surreptitiously I allocate the acquisition of the day
Form: Couplet

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