Short Diplomacy Poems

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Premium Member Diplomacy

From A tear Much revealed Understanding; How it sets one free Unbound, the heart; Diplomat Builds a Bridge.
Form: Ninette


Premium Member Diplomacy 'at its finest'

   Why is it when my parliamentarian 
     speaks of 'the whole ball of wax'

   He thinks he's so noble
     for raising my tax
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Diy Diplomacy

Threats of force seemed a sterling idea
Especially in light of Crimea
But you’re gonna get trolled
And the tanks gonna roll
When diplomacy comes from IKEA
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
war
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Donkey's Diplomacy


I have heard enough of your growl; 
I am well aware of your prowl.
When you wear angry frown,
You appear like a clown. 
Why waste time expecting my howl?!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Patriots

Patriots Are the people That never Resort to Injustice, in the name Of their country. They are independent thinkers Supporting diplomacy, not Malevolence.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member What Can Possibly Go Wrong

     Preventing domestic contratemps 
       from morphing to explosions

     requires tact, diplomacy, finesse
       ability to decipher emotions ~

     On armed cops my town relies
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Diplomacy

Diplomacy is telling someone to go to hell And they ask directions, said Winston Churchill From my recollection It changed my complexion Caused my flesh tones to darken and swell
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Words

WORDS
 
Simple recipes of letters
with a dash of thought.
When served to one once-desired,
either bearing truth
or cloaking deceit,
none ever idle,
none ever empty.
These swords of diplomacy
cut both ways.

The Meeting

Marvel at the meeting!
The mixing of friend and foe
To discern themselvs in debate
Weighing the cons and pro
The margin of error is listed
while lacking diplomacy!
Catcalls, flags and waving hands
all spell democracy
Form: Epic

i am hate, as i cant be calm poet

Asn’t
To learn of in your tomb
When we won?
When did you?
As my family mastered speech
You still cant!
Because we said so, so?
Diplomacy is ours
And your?
Whom’s
Not our’s, the oar’s 
In the dead, they have liberty

Premium Member High-Wire Act

On the horns of a dilemma
  a daring high-wire act
weighing options carefully
  with diplomacy and tact

Best let nature take her course
  Storms subside with time
Encourage a rapproachement
  Nurture elegant wind-chimes
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Diplomacy 101

The wave, a distant statement
“trust me, I come in peace”

The handshake, firm and strong
held just a bit too long

the hug, a gentle frisk
to minimize the risk

to those who must decide
to double down or let it ride


John G. Lawless
©11/14/2021
Form: Couplet

Diplomacy and the Irresolute Alternative

without anchor all ships
sail and without passenger
no captain exists to guide
the dispossessed.  Only remains
of Peaceful Assembly can
be glimpsed in the association
of favoritism. A favoritism
of familiarity deflecting contempt
by means of ineptitude.

They Got Em

i heard from the president
news of the desent
of the present
demise of the enemy
no longer will he be
a sigh of diplomacy
or any sigh of false liberty
they got that SOB
dead in Pakistani
osama been laden
the scurge of history




("been" as in past tense)
Form:

Premium Member A TRIO OF COUPLETS -3-

Dante Gabriel Rossetti famed for his femme fatales
some of whom were more than just his 'pals'

Frederick Leighton also adept@ art politic&diplomacy
nothwithstanding his  'ladies' portrayed so temptingly

Nathaniel Bacon posed vegetables artistically
alongside a 'model' so erotically
art
Form: Ekphrasis

Diplomacy

There will always be wars
and talks of wars
in villages and in the mist.

Men
perpetually hunger for a land of milk and honey.
Empty,
they fill themselves with hatred.

But
we can not be bothered with that for now.
Supper is done.
Come--
sit at the table and eat.

There will be no wars today.

Nice and Easy

As a matter of fact 
 it needs a little tact   
  just to tell somebody
   that he is a loony.  

Better kill with a smile  
 than old-fashioned guile,
  employing a hammer
   rather than a dagger.

Always aim to be nice 
 under whatever guise,
  it is good policy
   to use diplomacy.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Battle of the Ages

An age old battle
Vampire code of  conduct			

Waging war on the wolves
Against the lycanthropes

How strange it is to see
A sense of diplomacy

A young raven haired boy
Turn into a man

Joining them 
Into an indestructible clan

Together in harmony
There is now no formidable enemy

Abatement

Due to days of desperate dreams
Base of the Bay of Bengal borne
Hazardous heirship in the directing diplomacy

Nowadays, need  the native nationalist 
To save the sacrosanct dispensations of democracy

Come, come to capable the country career
And abate the aberrant amoral anatomy


©Mahtab Bangalee

Premium Member Rushing Forward

no one knows the value of a pause
rushing forward spewing this and that and the other and a mother
recklessly, carelessly, stupidly

I see it happen and I laugh
silently inside my head, under my breath
to myself for I understand the value of diplomacy

so here we are the pause and I not speaking
smirking at their nonunderstanding

Premium Member Where Is My Diplomacy

I have to urge myself to rediscover diplomacy
Which has been unused on a long-forgotten shelf.
I am meeting a whole new staff of potential friends.
Who do not know me, so I am marching toward the closet
of things I have not had to use for a bit, hoping to find diplomacy
among the cobwebs of other things I have not had to use for ages.

My Penny

Are we prepared to display diplomacy conclusion in el salvador
Are we equated to the residue of our streets at home
While time lapsed beneath the bullets our fireworks burned our shores
Titled day and lived beneath flight
Our cowardice increases as feeding child bites
Taken long, measures of meat
And heel we have not, for catching little speak

Modern Age

Modern age
the scientific digital age
people full of varied interests
opposite views
strive
malcontent
force in pretext of economists
clothed in diplomacy
while a lid is kept on hell
while hell is very much alive
then people vote their hero in
with idiosyncrasy he opens the lid of hell
then hell is reborn
into doom and pain never to mention

Our Potential

Trying to find inspiration
In the simplest of things
To ascertain some meaning 
To my existence
Am I destined for a life of mediocrity?
Or a life of diplomacy?
Only time will tell
One's life is unscripted & undetermined
Until we decide to take initiative
To hold our breath & dive right in
We'll never know our true potential
Or where our value lies.
© Skyy Allen  Create an image from this poem.

tired of surgery

you where
what you not
till LA diplomacy
became my habit
toxic offender
Britain's  detainee
fleeing grey's
a runt in sign
ab stains in Russian
stoic without the light
nightmare i warred app
next bus to nowhere
findings inside papers i hide
can't re-cut the record
the cloths plain spent
too much filthy Irish ink to blink

i am a journalist

i am caring
Form: Rhyme

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