Short Caste Poems
Short Caste Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Caste by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Caste by length and keyword.
Caste Into Past Which Was Vast
Onto a path were tossed and than caste,
Into an unbearable and perturbing past,
Problems created,
We had hated,
That had been huge and so very vast.
Jim Horn
Memories Caste Into Past
So sad memories were thrown into the past;
We have forgotten and they no longer last;
Cause was lost;
Forgot the cost,
And into deep depression have been caste.
Jim Horn
Into Water Words Jesus Would Caste
Into Water His Words Jesus Would Caste;
Knowing forever they were sure to last;
Did understand,
On sea and land;
Had been brought forward from the past.
Jim Horn
Did Compel to Caste a Spell
Horn Haiku
never would feel swell
so did have to caste a spell
to work time will tell
Jim Horn
How about that. Just completed
over 7,900 poems shooting for
8,000. Sounds like a good,
round and even number to me.
I can’t use just any cauldron
To cast what I behold
The core must be made molten
As my legacy unfolds...
Adding substance to the fire
Heats my precious ore
Impurities trade flames entire
Soul until no more...
Courage added to the mixture
Hardens into gold
Add morals and a holy scripture
For the house he holds...
When he stands without the frame
I start to pour again
So he can pass more than his name
To copies after him...
Form:
The exclusively logical conclusion
of monotheistic-nationalistic strategizing,
rooted in anthropocentric caste-preservation,
is Winner or Loser fascism
AND
The inclusively ecological commencement
of polytheistic-international integrity,
flowering as Gaia Hypothesis caste-abolition,
is Winner and Winner panentheism.
Just as no one could sanely become
a fascistic panentheist,
we already have far too insanely many
monotheistic fascists.
Lights dim
the audience
is silent
a giddy anticipation
charges
the antique air
the air is warm
there is a hum
then a soft
buzzzz
louder and louder
one is stung
then another
and another
a swarm
of bees
invades
the calm
shrieks
and chaos
fill the hall
everyone runs
for the exits
ushers stand
dumb
a glower
of darkness
descends
curtain goes up
the stage bursts
with light
and the theater
is
empty