Short Demigods Poems

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


Human Mistakes

We don't need demigods on earth,
we just need good men...
We don't need heroes,
we only want righteous men...
We don't want superstition
we need
spirituality
and poetry...!


Midheaven

In this midheaven of demigods.
beneath this semidetached shelter 
of semi-manufactured souls.
apart from the half-hearted's dimidiate 
the bright-half departs 
for dovetailing all of our halves.
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Oceanside

Colored sails dot the horizon
   fire-orange flecks dip and rise in
Turquoise palettes, sherbet skies...

Demigods lounge g-stringed
   in ocean-front's warm sands 
Bulging their muscles
   Glistening their sweat

~ Tan, the sole tint
      they're aware of as yet
Form: Rhyme

Dropped

I have been dropped. I fall fast,
Plunging into rage.
Inanimate. 
I have no feelings or thoughts.
My end is to expose,
The cardinal demigods.
Through heartache and devastation no person should feel.
I fall, oblivious, augmenting anguish to everything,
Here and there.

Alps

Abode of the avatars and the demigods,
I am ageless, calm and deep rooted
Indulged in the timeless meditations, I find vigor in serenity
Covered in the blanket of loam, rocks and snow
countess trees of life are sheltered on my back
The sun, the stars, the wind and the skies are all my allies
O mortal, I am just not conquerable


Pure Proselitism

There are...
               Fanatical men
               in skeptical churches ...
               Blind passions by
               demigods ...
               Thirsty loves
               for hell ...
               Worshipers without
               sense...
               Kill and die
               for false myths,
               false idols ...!

A Goddess

through the ether 
she appeared

A Goddess
attended by herons 
the softest light pours
from her eyes
flamed by the embers  
of her heart

loving without knowing
caring without seeing 
a voice for those 
without freedom, 
the answering cry
from the dark,
nobody else hears

cresting Great Rivers, 
Buck-eyed Demigods  
genuflect at her feet

she is worshiped
this Brilliant Goddess

and today 
is her Birthday 

For ~A

Vanquished Trust

If you a seeking for trust? 
Behold deep within your inner self.


Prisoner in a castle called chest.
Captive in a chamber that's blood red.


Bound by shackles of impure deeds.
Whose jagged edges have defiled.


The basic definition of humane kind.
She is the love child of hope and charity.

Apocryphal gospel preached by demigods.
Inundating the analytical mind.

Begetting a cesspool of Discrimination.

Love has lost its sanctity.
© Sam Raj  Create an image from this poem.

Unmourned

You were not present.
Far from the pallid sky- 
in the graveyard, 
the marbled tears 
had become the eyes.

The meanness of the grill.
It will not fix the sun.
I stand by a river,
which was very thirsty-	
very deep.

The silent flight of a 
white falcon takes a dive- 
for the darkned moon.
The wingless poem soars high 
to catch the words. 

The jacarandas were trumpeting 
in blue flowers, of the return 
of demigods.



Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Stardust

Night was closing in.
The blind time-
will start eating fire.
A little less than demigods-
they will shuffle on ‘I’ and ‘we’.

An absence-
now speaks, grabbing
the breasts of a nude.
Here lies the god matter:
the lineal descent of creation.

What was holding you
to the unwanted fallout?
The meaning-
of life was same  
as that of death.

A chaos-
will bring the silence of stars.
Let us forget the chest,
till the heart bleeds
and stardust fills your eyes.


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Premium Member The New Guilded Age

We are in a new Guilded Age
Sucking the teats of the ultra-rich and powerful
Holding our breath 
To ensure we survive

While the elites get their spaceship
The rest of us get cheap makeup
Biding our time
To hopefully survive

Demigods with cattle prods 
Keep us all in line
Silence the public voice
So megalomaniacs get enshrined

Battle-bruised hands stretch out
Only to be removed in zip-ties
Your questions will be ignored
answers bathed in our frigid lies
© Ben Walker  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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