Short Civilly Poems

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


Premium Member The True Activist

I am a true activist who will go so far as to be civilly disobedient, 
but I absolutely draw the line and will never partake in out right violence.
Form: Couplet


Recalling the Recall

Civilly shivily,
Golden State voters said
they should have Arnold			
to lead them, you bet!

Hasta la vista Babe,
gubernatorial
Big Terminator is
not finished yet.
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Sun Will Shine Brighter

The Sun will shine brighter tomorrow when
We treat one another civilly again...
When kindness, courtesy and grace
  ~ Once more ennoble our race...

The Heavens will smile pleasingly when
Men and women guard their tongues and their pens...
When modesty trumps 'fashionable nudity'  
  ~ And the latest style on the rack is humility.
Form: Rhyme

Beastly Inhuman Shuts These All

the eyes and sights,
the little lips,
the face
wanna tell something
noiseless civilly

our boastful
verbose words
shut these all beautiful
make mute these all

and we the beastly inhuman
behave everywhere as unruly tyrant deaf

oh
for our impertinent dazzling happiness
liking this all in burning fire of sorrow


-Chattogram, BD

Either Sweet Or Sour

L-ove, faith and trust 
E-nhances our firmness; 
O-ur vigor is intensified in spite of scorn, insult and dis. 

A-t times they talk civilly, 
B-ut rude for days and hours; 
I-n eighth October morn 
N-ew strength is truly 
O-urs. 

R-emaining strong and solid, 
E-ven if we hear wayward patter; 
Y-es, they can say anything, 
E-ither sweet or 
S-our.
Form: Acrostic


Dress At Officers Mess

You may any nearby mess
Some tomorrow access
Just to cleanly assess 
Their customary dress …

Still it is an easy guess,
What they wear at officers’ mess:
More of a liberating mufti than less;
The Civilly Military for Easeful Recess …

A body cover to unfailingly bless
But fail to grant “A Dress”,
Because it does slowly impress
And wearer’s skeleton does stress …

But wisely they wear at the mess
What you wash and need not press.
Form: Rhyme

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