Short Coercing Poems

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


Premium Member Street Decay

Urban street decay,
let’s get off at the wrong stop.
Subterfuge to muzz
is coercing you to ride.
What else could be left to say?
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Nefarious Seniors

As they say, there goes the neighbourhood A nefarious group of seniors, up to no good Swearing and cursing Belching and coercing Causing distress for all the young girliehood
Form: Limerick

Art,Love,Music: My Doctor Quack

Art,
Love,
Music,
Together
Superb masterpiece
Coercing blood in veins - jetting
Inoculating sinew,strength,life and puissance
Antibiotics - soothing,relieving,numb and feeble within excruciation.
art
Form: Fibonacci

My Fear

Chills silvering down my spine
Cold sweat down my forehead
Trepidation coercing through my limbs
Teeth shivering; skin crawling
Pure unadulterated fear;
And then with great force
And beautiful agility
My husband
steps
On the little
spider!

Premium Member Conflagrant

Here we are, start a fire
Blazing love with desires
Make a wish, send it away
Luck only helps out today
Rife with a conflagration when I am close to you
I could stay forever more held with eternal glue
Nothing is coercing me to make me crave you more
Just let us stay together as you are most adored
© ... Gigno  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Classic

egg yolk
watered down
lost taste through the words you
spoke. classic;
same thing so long
like breathing, strength never
known to the strong-
alone- confusion concerning
blood within the bone.
as time crawls over skin,
irritation interrupts,
disrupts the slinking passage,
coercing acknowledgement
out of sentiment.

Starbucks

ST*RBUCKS Steaming extremes Flowing vain brains Coercing candid collaborates Outrageous opiate orders Foamfaced flavour floating Failfaded fortune faking Endless empty entities Erasing epic eulogies Steaming extremes Bursting brain veins © Kim van Breda—16 November 2015
Form: Acrostic

Jack Of All Trades

As the poorly-programmed project had received no traction badly borne out by the evidence of no enthusiasm or action with accumulation-based speculation pulling strings as a puppeteer when whipping up interest then asking for a volunteer inducing imploring inveigling and coercing someone to commit "It's more than my job's worth," said Jack, "but I'll take a crack at it."
Form: Rhyme

A subtle summer

In the gratifying embrace of the sun's glow
a delightful plight, a verdant tableau;
Where the blazing sovereign of light reigns 
scattering, a gleam of kaleidoscopic refrains;
The sweet sounds of the dulcet birds
coercing me to summon these words;
the pulpy fruits with its mellowing taste
with an azure sky, so simple and chaste;
I wished more of these benign days
For I could enrapture my mind by I single gaze.
Form: Rhyme

Teenage Lament

The fire and the fury
Misplaced expressions of truth
Punished by society
For my passion, for my youth

The torment coercing
The good in me breaking bad
Torn between right and wrong
Losing any sense, i ever had

Give me a crutch
Anyone will do
Escaping this adolescent prison
Seems the honourable thing to do

I don't care for your rules
I enjoy being misspent
See you on the other side
Of this Teenage Lament
© Jo Hayton  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Analysis of ‘raising Children'

It took a long time, but they finally grew up
Each...with individual diversions...Ha!
Five roads...five conclusions, (yet, but not)

“Children are a gift from God”, unwrapped at birth
Coercing us to change...not an option
I’ve become a doctor, judge, nutritionist, 
speech therapist, teacher, and chauffeur...
All without license

In the final analysis of ‘raising’ children
Could it possibly be said...
I’ve finally grown up?
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