Short Clones Poems
Short Clones Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Clones by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Clones by length and keyword.
The Emperor's Clones
Moon base to earth
Gnome anomaly
Clones vision of soul...
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Categories:
clones, imagination, inspirational, introspection,
Form:
Haiku
My Silence
my silenece
will
be
the
last
silent one
?
stupid word clones
!!!...
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Categories:
clones, art,
Form:
Lyric
Alone
a unique vessal alone in a world of clones
no love
no companions
no nothing
...forever and ever......
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Categories:
clones, childhood, confusion, friendship, girlfriend-boyfriend, growing up,
Form:
Free verse
Artificiality
Modern artificiality:
Man, woman become clones,
carved throughout.
Estrogen turns to silicone,
art abounds......
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Categories:
clones, allusion, appreciation, extended metaphor, life, science,
Form:
Epigram
An Ethical Set of Questions
Must we clone other humans?
Given that our souls are a
Part of God, will clones have one?
How about conscience?...
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Categories:
clones, business, conflict, corruption, evil, future, how i
Form:
Dodoitsu
Shun
Like
the poles
on magnet ends
north and south alikes shun,
unalikes beckon, engage, bind.
While likes gather in flocks,
seeing self clones
repels
shuns...
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Categories:
clones, friendship, social,
Form:
Free verse
A Formidable Triumvirate
There once was a fellow named Jack
Always tried to be a leader of the pack
Then one day it dawned
Three clones I spawned
Now we're all a formidable triumvirate...
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Categories:
clones, family,
Form:
Limerick
Walking Dead On Halloween
On Halloween night, the walking dead clones
Shuffle around with mumbled grunts and groans
But have no fear
When they come near
They would rather die, than turn off their phones!...
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Categories:
clones, halloween, humorous, parody,
Form:
Limerick
Unique As Each Other
Where is it written, we must all toe the line
Act like clones and worship the same shrine
Those of good cheer
People far and near
Unique as each other, raise your glass of wine...
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Categories:
clones, uplifting,
Form:
Limerick
Never Let Me Go - Kazuo Ishiguru
Love bloomed even in clones..feelings won over scientific triumph
THIRD PLACE
love bloomed in clones…heart won, not brain, artificial intelligence failed...
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Categories:
clones, longing, love,
Form:
Monoku
Faces
Forehead ,eyebrows ,eyes
Eyelashes, cheeks , nose
Mouth, lips and chin
Features together does a face compose
Nine features in different shapes and sizes
Varied colours and tones
With such few features and billions of people
I’m surprised we are not facial clones!!...
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Categories:
clones, miracle, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Telepathic Girlfriend
She was alone in Space
Listening to music
In between worlds
Pining for the Space Keeper
And his clones, too
She distracts me
I’m not ready for Mars
Robbing a 7/11 to get this out of my head
I’ll be in jail
You’ll be on a rocket
Telepathy lives on...
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Categories:
clones, analogy, angst, friendship love,
Form:
Free verse
Endless Debate
Endless debate to no avail
Become the rising sun
Partaking of the holy grail
God and soul become one
Words fade; not etched on stones
Feel bliss deep in our bones
Dumping ego spawned clones
What’s there to state
Endless debate
03-October-2021
Quietus...
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Categories:
clones, god, truth, words,
Form:
Rhyme
She Has a Strong Heart
The struggles she has endured
The daily devotion of caring for her older son
But she is a fighter, not easily broken
She sees life through the lenses of a lioness
Her affection branches out little clones for the rest of us
Her wise positive words are flower beds that surround her
And those around her...
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Categories:
clones, angel, wisdom, woman,
Form:
Verse
Ballistic Beautiful-
Sticks and stones may break your bones
Promises game Amnesia clones
Dying in a crowd life alone
Laryngitis quiet a video phone
Painstakingly separated brokerage
Twin birth anxiety twerks
Like in a marriage For Better or For Worse
Beautiful ballistic
3/28/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020...
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Categories:
clones, allusion, confusion, corruption, pain,
Form:
Free verse
The Plot Thickens
Why did He knit so many twits?
(Weak of Mind and lacking wits)
No Thoughts of their own-
Like Sheep and their Clones:
Well, what's the point of it?
Does He live His life through His Creations,
Feeling every single sensation?
He's in every Atom we can fathom-
(One never knows what will happen)
And that's the Truth of it!...
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Categories:
clones, god, judgement, life, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
A Limerick for Saint Patrick's Day, 2024
A young newlywed colleen from Clones*
Surprised her husband with freshly baked scones.
Said the hubby, named Keith,
"Dear, I don't mean to beef,
But my teeth are more suited to biscuits than stones."
*A small town in Western County Monaghan, Ireland.
!!!Happy Saint Patrick's Day, P S!!!
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Categories:
clones, humor,
Form:
Limerick
A Poet's Prayer
Bless me
with the fluency of fury
and the articulate voice of anger.
Spare me though,
of its affliction of aggression.
Let my pen paint
the reflection of my thoughts
like a mirror.
Thus my lines become
clones of my imaginations.
Let creativity be
the stubborn shadow
of my verses
and let not inspiration
fly out of my window....
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Categories:
clones, art, on writing and words, song-
Form:
Free verse
Squirrels Need More Dough
Squirrels Need More Dough
Two fighting squirrels spread seeds deep of dread
As onward spite bleeds the forest bed red.
Tucked deer and geese cede to their dying creed
Taking speed pass tufts of fur crying heed.
O forest clones, thus breeds beauty not weed
For ugly head's absence of breaking bread.
4/26/17
27 roses placed. None for Connie....
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Categories:
clones, absence, life, loss, lost,
Form:
Monorhyme
Equality
Life isn’t fair
Legions lament,
Noting there’s no equal share.
Some have the wealth of dreams.
Some have little to spare,
Fated to fail it seems.
But if life were fair
What makes us unique
Would grant us no reason to care.
We’d be cookie cutter clones
Stamped out in a row.
You could be me, and I you.
This life is fairer than we want to know....
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Categories:
clones, introspection,
Form:
Rhyme
In Need of Clones
None so weary as the hard-working man
Moving as much dirt as he possibly can,
His wife does her share of shoveling, too
They’ve bit off more than they can chew,
Both need some rest from the daily grind
But it seems reliable help is hard to find,
They work their fingers bare to the bone
Too bad they each do not have a clone.
Written June 23, 2022...
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Categories:
clones, appreciation, work,
Form:
Couplet
Lots To Do Today
Lots to do today…
Wash the dishes…
Dry the dishes and put them away…
Do the laundry…
Sweep the floors…
Vacuum the rugs…
Dust the glass prized possessions…
Wash the windows…
Clean the car…
Wash the car…
Then here we are…
All this hard work…
Tired as can be…
Wishing we had clones…
That could come clean up our homes.
Next day repeat the same busy schedule....
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Categories:
clones, life,
Form:
I do not know?
Freaking Out
Before the spill there was
soaring. And then anti-g.
I readied myself
for the ultimate fall.
This was the poetry of submission
sharing the pain of disillusionment.
Who was pretending of liberation
in a see-through heart ?
This was the time when
you run amok
under pheromones of dead clones:
the drowned dreams.
Pelting stones at moon
we were made for each other.
Satish Verma...
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Categories:
clones, art,
Form:
ABC
Those Zombified Clones
Capital city
But oh such a pity
So noisy
So crowded
they look
but don't see
Crowds
just shop
Crowds
should stop
To view
our majestic history
With heads bowed low
Return to their homes
Fingers still typing
Those zombified clones
written on 21st November 2018 after spending two days in London
Contest Name PODIUM PLACING PROMISE(4)
Sponsor Brian Strand
3rd Place...
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Categories:
clones, appreciation, history, society,
Form:
Rhyme
Bottled With Winter Winds
I,you and the closest
Bottled with winter winds
Clones of one another
Covered with passionate love
People see us in numerical holes
Driven with early thoughts
We grow our own cells,
We grow our own prejudice
Immoral stars aren't always ugly
My closest live with primary stigma,
Fallen and dived
Notions doesn't matter
Empathy is a must
Buy our expensive hearts
And bring the new twilight...
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Categories:
clones, absence, adventure, anger, art, books, care, caregiving,
Form:
Free verse