Short Collectives Poems

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


Absract Expressions

Expressions of the abstract,
Thoughts we can't retract,
Exquisite solar towers
of our mindful powers,
Into the glass ceiling,
Collectives of ideas and feelings,
Whence these expressions of abstract?
Thoughts we can't retract......


The Perfect Day

Peace performs paradise Living loving never leaving Singing soothing speaking Happy hopeful harmony Collectives circumvent corruption Zealously zippy zesty

Premium Member Cosmic Karma

Countless Cosmic Constellations 

Colossal Combustible Clouds

Confluences of Chrysalis Crystals

Collectives of Choreographed Colors

Constant Creation Collisions

Corrective Course Corrections

Cosmonauts Crashed Craft

Countless Cosmic Consternations

I Am Borg

Learning but not understanding
Touching but not feeling
Seeing but not reaching

Life is irrelevant
Collectives are sufficient
Futile for resistances
As we are efficient

But
With my connection severed
I am no member
Now lost forever

When I have regenerated
I will be evaluated
Then I will be assimilated

Because I am Borg
Form:

Folly

Fanfarons run amok Frowsting in stupidity Farouche in mind, words and deeds Fastuous yet in demeanor Farrago collectives formed there from Ferulaceous in nature thus bending Falling or breaking in due course
Inspired by Kim Merryman's Pleiades F - Poetry Contest "Facets" was my entry into said contest


Premium Member Variations

each snowflake has a unique take on six no duplicates. how can this be? says me then i remember – why not crystal pics? identical twins differ – same old tree variation challenges all we see heads, hearts, arms, legs, eyes, ears – change perceptions collectives reveal nature’s deception same pattern – creativity unfolds communities’ still breathing sensation no clones but distinctive character molds
Form: Dizain

Elitist Objective

Impenetrable collectives of treasonous scum
Thirsting upon the blood
and powerless state
of innocent bystanders

Empowered  by delusions of grandeur
and disinterested in notions of compassion
Forming an intricate web of exploitation
and unwarranted influence

Perusing the globe with a concealed firearm
and a volatile disposition disguised by a smile
Ultimately intent on strengthening the force
of an omnipotent grip

Systematically Contrived Dust

The universe is immeasurable,
  we are merely infinitesimal
      machinery keeping pace,
as churning cogs tick wildly 
  transmitting within allotted time, 
attempting heartbeats' cohesion
  clocking our own honed destinations,
accumulating illusions 'tween masses
   waiting to return as a speck of dust
      in the never-ending saga of
           inexhaustible collectives amidst
         systematically creative contrivances
© Paloma P   Create an image from this poem.

The Maker of Art (Part 2)

What is Art?

Art is made. 
So therefore Art has a Maker or Makers. 
Art can be made by a solitary maker or through the collaboration of 2 or more Makers. 

In order to answer ‘what is art?’ it is necessary to ask; 
who is the Maker of Art and why does the Maker make it? 

Individual human beings or collectives are the makers of Art and why do individual human
beings make art is the question, which gives us the answer to ‘what is art?’
Form: Narrative

Death is fair, life is unfair

It is not a large clue
for the collectives blues 
to come from the tools of grim news.

We spoke to authors and speakers
to speak on all who expire
for death is fair, but life is unfair.

He and she, they and I 
know of a stars end 
and the hearts that burst of thy neighbour
and the rebel who rode into heavy metal
and the victim melted into the dirt.

Our lives are shaped by experience
but our ends are shaped by circumstances
yet we know
yet we don't wish to know.

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