Short Conservative Poems

Short Conservative Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Conservative by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Conservative 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 Life Philosophies

Someone is conservative
Someone is liberal

But
Someone is
Transcendentalist and
Universalist

Is he a conservative, too?

Bullseye

Nothing brings a conservative and liberal
together…
  —like staring down the barrel of a gun

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2016)

Elegy

Judging by who was in the room at the time when Jesus said “one of you will betray me.” One seems to me to be a very conservative estimate.
© Chris Conn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Conservative

small bar of soap welded to new squeaky clean
Form: Monoku


Problems We Can'T Fix, Part Iii

...And we’re all seen where their impulses end,
in genocides and societies sick,
it seems we can never drop our guard
on the problems that we cannot fix.
Form: Rhyme

Lad From Czech

There was a conservative from Czech, 
Who loves anything tech,
He made a robot,
From a material called cobalt,
This attacked and killed the man of Czech.
Form: Limerick

Tomorrow

Tomorrow 


Joy
Conservative, coy
Sorrow
Grave tomorrow 
Window of chance
A striking dance
Japanese cherry blossom 
Not one could  fathom 



Marckincia Jean
Rhyme
06/07/19
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mom Has the Last Word

Rainbow hair is in the teens say,
A Mohawk please, I told Miss Bee.
That would truly make my day
My mother heard these words you see.
Conservative cut is staying,
A smart choice, as she is paying.

Radical Man

FDR said, "A radical is a man with both 
feet planted firmly in the air."
How inspirational.
How impossible!
A radical is original,
Revolutionary!
Just as long as it's not a 
Superficial 
Conservative!

Conservative Man

Woodrow Wilson said,"A
conservative  is a man who just sits
and thinks, mostly sits."
Well, if he mostly sits,
I call that laziness.
If his feet were planted firmly in the
air, like FDR says,
At least he's not a radical.

Three Categories

First conservative People who do not tolerate criticism against religion.
Second liberal People who support the freedom of expression.
Third hypocrite People who can't tolerate criticism against them but criticize
and mock others.
Form: List

Premium Member Unfairness

Ultra-conservative undertaker umpires upperclassmen unit; Unique undergrads used Unceremonious Underhanded unions-- Uncooperative!
THIRD PLACE WINNER Written April 30, 2021 for "Pleiades 'U' Contest" sponsored by Kim Merryman
Form: Verse

Urge To Emerge With Surge

Urge To Emerge With Surge

With Politics always will have urge,
To eventually end up  and emerge;
Learned  game;
Popular became;
Being conservative and not splurge.

Jim Horn

Is Ali's relative still writing poems?
I am approaching 6,000 total.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Ultimate Chameleon

She is confident, she is unsure.
Suspicious, trusting, aware, unaware,
a chameleon without trying
depending on the circumstances, and the company

She is an achiever, a procrastinator
She is a neatnik, a messer,
She is a beatnik, a conservative
She is woman after all.

Premium Member Consistently Inconsistent

I’m hesitantly ecstatic,
And devoutly Republicratic,
A conservative eclectic,
And a pragmatic romantic.

I scoff at reality,
I’m a collection of coined morality,
I’m a gracious curmudgeon,
And everyone’s conundrum,
Does this make me gregariously timid?
Or just consistently inconstant?

Premium Member Advice To Live By

Advice to Live By 6-13-2016 Tom By serving God and others, And living a righteous life; While avoiding those matters, Which fill days with strife; Whether at the spot of origin, Or maybe appointed to go; Be conservative dear friend, “You Reap What You Sow”;
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Secret Selves

I'm wondering about our secret selves - 

The vegetarian smoker

The isolationist who speaks Cantonese

The soldier with the peace sign

The blue collar millionaires
The conservative who dares

The scientist who prays
The vagabond who stays

There's more to all of us than what we seem
Form:

Premium Member Political Truth

P- Polarizing
O- Offensive
L- Liberal
I- Independent
T- Turmoil
I- Insensitive
C- Conservative
A- Abusive
L-  Loco

 (SOLUTION)

T- Together
R- Respect
U- United
T- Tolerance
H- Humbleness


POLITICS should not cause division.
Because United We Stand Divided We Fall.

Michael Tor
Form: Acrostic

I Hear You

(I)nsults fly

(H)arsh hurtful words 
(E)motions run high
(A)lways turning me away 
(R)estricting my opinion 

(Y)urning to be heard 
(O)ut spoken I may be 
(U)nderstand that in America we have 
                           Free speech 


  My conservative and moderate 
brothers and sisters
Form: Acrostic

Clarification

All your poems on this site are
automatically deleted in the event of;

1.	Your death
2.	You voting conservative
3.	You just missing an ******
4.	You holidaying in Clacton
5.	You urinating on Buckingham Palace gates
6.	You bringing the game of rugby into disrepute


I will never visit Clacton again.

Disavowed

Neither left wing nor right
conservative or liberal,
he goes about his day

Living outside the parameters
of deception,
hell in heavens way

While living as dead
he vanquishes time,
each moment present now

Defying your judgment
refusing to choose
—all limits disavowed 

(Dreamsleep: August, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Northlink

Skyline of rowed houses
Rolls past and
So do the greys of labour, 
Conservative and otherwise
Are boarded on the decks of
Oil tankers; hollow
Hulking HMS something
Sleeps in the docks
Of the town once red
Now muddy brown
And sick, 
Labour wise and 
Reading Caledonia.

Aberdeen 2012 on route to Shetland
Form: Verse

Premium Member Old Fuddy-Duddy

Cornelius McGillicuddy
     Conservative fuddy-duddy

        Though he shortened his name to Connie Mack
        Neither smoked, drank ~ or cut players any slack




        ___________________________________________  
        Connie Mack managed the Philadelphia Athletics major
        league baseball (MLB) team from 1894 - 1950.
Form: Clerihew

Dressing

With olive oil and vinegar
And spices for some zest,
My husband does his magic
And I’m always so impressed.

No bottled stuff for him
Or me and never for a guest,
His greens and veggies always pass
The oh-so-yummy test.

He’s really not conservative
But just a bit obsessed,
‘Cause a naked salad will not do – 
So his is always dressed!
Form: Rhyme

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