Short Colonizing Poems
Short Colonizing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Colonizing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Colonizing by length and keyword.
last month a thousand
green parachutes opened
colonizing the deepest woods
may apples
you called them
although it was april then
now under every leafy eave
the white globe hangs
suburban as any pourch lamp
lighting,
what little wilderness
is left.
Categories:
colonizing, adventure, health, passion, places,
Form:
Classicism
Wild Colouring Of Rose
It creeps up on the wall
Intent on colonizing all
The intent being seen by all
Roses blooming love for all
Love like the creepers on all
Spell their intent clearly for all
Wild bushes but still they are
Thorns to the flesh oh.my wall
#bubles_intime
a crowd of roses
Feb 2020
Categories:
colonizing, for her, funny love, humor, humorous,
Form:
Dramatic Verse
My
Mind
Melts
Orange
Scattering butterflies
Singing with iridescent
Chameleons
First aqua green, then
Revolution
Clubbing twilight with both
Fists, gulped by gallons
Of planets
Parading
As thoughtless trees
Overbearing junipers
Crowding the galaxy
With shrinking
Wisdom
Unafraid of red
Ants
Colonizing advanced
Mountaintops
Millions
Of miles
Inside
My
Mind
08/08/13
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Categories:
colonizing, imagination
Form:
Free verse
the floorboard that gasps when stepped on
the blue bulb pulsing in an amber-lit room
the coffee stain colonizing your blue shirt—
some days, we’re nothing but
a tiny inconvenience
sharpen a pencil too far—it snaps
gargled too long, you swallow by accident
sending flowers too early—
some days, we’re nothing but
the clock that limps or leaps
some days, we are
the red shirt always missing—
until we bleed into everything
Categories:
colonizing, life,
Form:
Free verse
We chase the eyes of God
Through this cosmic dream
Are there multiple Gods
Walking through space and time
We want to know, all that you know
Satellite probes stretching to the stars
Colonizing this copper moon and this iron mars
How did we get here, God, to where you are?
Where is this beginning
Where is this end
You gave us this curious mind for
Asking deep questions like
Who, what, when why, and how?
The eyes of God dwell in this soul or
God is our dream
Categories:
colonizing, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
Authoritarian DonaldJohn
authoritatively, yet irresponsibly,
declares the U.S. has the worst trade deal
in all of colonizing history.
I suppose
under his free autocratic authority
to re-interpret historic wealth
we were better off
exporting domestic booze and guns
in exchange for domesticated slaves.
Those good old GoldenRulership days
when only white male trader lives
authoritatively mattered.
Reminders
The opposite of historical integrity
is anti-multicultural mendacity
Categories:
colonizing, culture, gender, health, history, integrity, racism,
Form:
Political Verse