Short Conquest Poems

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


Premium Member Clerihew Conquest

To George Robert Conquest
conservative form  were a poetic  zest  
A leader of the 'movement'
poets on convention bent
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Consumption

Cough and he will show us
POTUS halitosis 
oil and conquest focus
his loyalty is bogus
when what they do not notice 
sows tuberculosis
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Precipitous

Precipitous the conquest of a woman's heart is for a man who doesn't venerate her soul!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
      27 August 2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Triumph

In my hand I have a key
That will open the door
Of the expectations 
For my conquest.
I will continue to walk to the doors
For I will reach my victory.
Form: Haiku

Ukraine Clown and Tormentor

The man of war and his rage for conquest
clown and tormentor shredding freedom
we who are perplexed by disappointment
we observe the world succumb to evil plots


Premium Member The Eel

Eric swam in a pool of dreams 
Score and five years passed people's squeams
Contest of quick start 
Conquest of brave heart 
Standing strong with flag's tiny gleams
Form: Limerick

Apollodorus' Vandalized Art

To honor Bloody conquest of Rome
Then became a bronze Christians’ home

By Robb A. Kopp

All Rights Reserved © MMX

Inspired by: Trajan's Column  Rome, Italy AD 106–113
art

Premium Member Sooo Tired

So tired of hearing about this country or that Rattling their sabres for conquest As intelligent adults, isn't it time we grew up And stop this silly nonsense

Whitney 2--Conquest

Backpacking
I search my truth
place unknown—
With abandon 
limbs roam  free
on brown pampas,
thirsting for newfound conquests.


Contest: Whitney 2
5 Sept 2017
Form: Verse

The Box

The box itself lies within,

with its core enraged in honour.

In the deep minds of the forgotten,

with its bright minds sorten.

To unleashed with request,

and sent for conquest.
© Leon Lim  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Angel With Heart

his florid wheels spin bouquet cloaked in angel’s wings clarion conquest
Kim Rodrigues (c) 2017 N/A Contest 264/Any Form Sponsor: Brian Strand 1/18/2017
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Rulers of the World

Alexander the Great, Caesar and Napoleon too
   Through military conquest empires grew

Pulitzer's Fourth Estate ruled the modern world
   ~ 'til Zuckerberg Facebook, then Meta unfurled
Form: Couplet

Conquest

When you have turned into a kiss
     upon my lips and eyes
and my great hands hold Paradise,
oh then, of all the precious lands that are,
        are you the richest,
         I, Conquistador!
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Emagi Conquest Man Woman

Robert Conquest 'Man & Woman'

              /\            O

                           
                    
              ^            
             /               ©
           ©                +
Form: Shape

Premium Member Soon Enough

for him
it was all about
the chase
the art
the seduction
the romance
the game
the conquest
the compulsion

soon enough
she’d have him
eating out of her hand
like a puppy



AP: Honorable Mention 2020

Premium Member Ascent

wholly
utterly
completely
devoting
dedicating
committing
striving
exerting
straining
victory 
triumph
conquest
smiling
grinning
beaming
gratitude
appreciation
acknowledgment
modesty
humility
prayer

The Warm Vest Conquest

sensual wings
a pink visual
Nature sings
It seems casual
a date or a fling
still in a boys dream
Slowly she came
It felt magical
sugar walls sweet
The cherry as a treat
The boy felt blest
With his
warm vest conquest
Form: Rhyme

Larkspur

She chants saccharine words

Calamity dissolves into ruins

The sweetest words I’d ever heard

She chants saccharine words

All focus swerved

A conquest worth pursuing

She chants saccharine words

Calamity dissolves into ruins
Form: Triolet

Bring a Camera

the quest is to reach the zenith
of mad compulsion.
alien to me are cloaked coins
having affairs with the frontier
of it's silk weapon.

the conquest awaits all of us
who are guided by flocks
of falcons flying into hell.

Premium Member Tamar the Great of Georgia

[paraphrase of a Svan folksong]


I, I am Queen Tamar
I raised myself to Heaven
I dug up a barren mountain
I left only a deep hole
I put the sword to Constantinople
I drove them into the sea
I made their lands my lands.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member False Love

A seeming kindness and gentleness wooed me 
and like a wounded dove beneath your hand, I quivered.
To calm a flight filled heart was your decree
and yet conquest and not contact was delivered,
wanting, waiting, for your touch, I shivered.

Desires of the Flesh

Those who dangle love like tempting fruit to get a taste of your flesh are often left wanting when they reach out to grasp desires of their own only to find that the heart that they want has been trampled by the sharp foot of conquest one to many times.

Trump Frustrate and Subjugate

Subjugate means to bring under 
domination or control, especially 
by conquest.

Trump Frustrate and Subjugate

Trump us often he will frustrate;
He surely is trying  to subjugate;
And body bare,
For does care;
In golden shower loves to lactate.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Beautiful Scars Bestow Ivory Grace

Due to an injury, love's scars can be seen.
In matters of love scars fade like a dream
Scars of beauty they are declared.
Some refer to as ugly because they're scared.
Love leaves scars which most do possess.
Bestow scars of ivory to grace toughs who've conquest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member letter c having fun

cool calico cat could come and coddle cuddle cautioned Cali’s cousin
Carmen. Campy Cameron coughed curiously, considering this caution
comical. Calico cat commandeered the cabin and café, a considerable
conquest, considering the coolness of Cali, Carmen and Cameron.

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