Short Discriminating Poems
Short Discriminating Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Discriminating by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Discriminating by length and keyword.
Discriminating palates
garnish salads with shallots
But when eating croquettes
avoid mallets
Categories:
discriminating, food, games, giggle,
Form:
Rubai
Putin's banned
~ Walt Disneyland
When the title is longer than the poem,
the discriminating reader forgoes 'em
Categories:
discriminating, conflict, giggle, international,
Form:
Rhyme
I'm stuck up
and I'm messed up
I saw only sides
like black and white
never the insides
always blaming
and discriminating
never listening
to there true sides
Categories:
discriminating, discrimination,
Form:
I do not know?
Porky Pig once stopped by my butcher shoppe
Pig was not looking for any old slop
He searched high and low
Meat tasted like crow
'Please, Elmer, one pound of strings from your mop’
Categories:
discriminating, animal, food, funny, giggle,
Form:
Limerick
I do not want them in my neighborhood
They do not take care of their properties
They do not have any etiquette or manners training
They always feel someone is discriminating against them
Plus, they are so noisy
But, they believe in God
Categories:
discriminating, africa, bible, black african american, chicago, children,
Form:
Free verse
Love is not discriminating
It does not discriminate
Your color
Education you have
Your bank account
Your sex orientation
Material things you have or don't have
Love is love
So go and love with all your heart
Because love doesn't discriminate
Categories:
discriminating, discrimination, emotions,
Form:
ABC
sun
sets with
promise to
rise in morning
clear darkness without discriminating
art of giving explained in a great way
let's take moment
thank God for
mighty
sun.
September 30, 2020.
Double Tetractys 3 Poetry Contest
Pic #2
Sponsored by: Eve Roper
Categories:
discriminating, inspirational, sunset,
Form:
Tetractys
Purr jump,land-rattle purr
influction question tail sunny zest of purre
charmier' tailcurlers wanting something more (a finger, a box, of growl-worthy-meat?)
discriminating shoppurred gamers purrimal friskers-offenders purrfection at the door, naughty entertainer offender, repeat
Categories:
discriminating, art,
Form:
Ode
Discriminations, good or poor, made
When poets’ virtues are weighed
Separate dross from real art
And talent from mere heart.
For craft is needed too,
To strengthen the poetic brew:
Those poets who would inspire
Their readers with divine fire
Must in the end acquire
The thirst to rise higher.
April 1, 2019
Categories:
discriminating, art, poetry, poets,
Form:
Rhyme
They invent new lies with periodical distractions
repeat falsehood till truth turns doubtful
teach generations the ways of hating
the **** of discriminating, dividing, killing
the innocents that love their neighbours
value diversity, equality and peace
shunning the weird chains that lock the sun for roots to grow
--R K Singh
Categories:
discriminating, people,
Form:
Free verse
I watch as you
discriminate
in this sad little nation
I watch as you refuse
to hire him
or befriend he
I watch as you fall
into a sad habit
as you keep him from moving up
and act lie we're dumb
I watch as you become
like everyone else
always discriminating
without even a thought
I watch as this becomes
a discriminating Nation
Well, you know it is
DiscrimiNation.
Categories:
discriminating, philosophy, sad, social, teen, sad,
Form:
Free verse
SIGNIFICANCE
rhythmic
repetition
in
flowing lines
expressive
intuition
to the fore
excursions
into the spontaneous
magnificently
emphatic
emotionally
exaggerated
&
yet
naturalistic
portraying
continuance
profound
&discriminating
common
experience
in a
synthesis
intangible
separate
affinity
of
inspiration
formal
but natural
singularly
free
yet organic
Categories:
discriminating, poetry,
Form:
Verse
In the recesses of my mind
Lurks an imaginary fiend;
a part of my psyche’s design
borne of a roguish, mutate gene.
Deceit belies my comeliness
To my casual encounters,
I’m well-mannered and smartly dressed
I’m an unsuspecting monster.
Damn fools! Clothes never make the man
nor his discriminating taste.
This real man is more inhuman
whose moral state is unchaste.
I was born with this affliction
Wreaking pain is satisfaction.
Categories:
discriminating, introspection
Form:
Rhyme
Love thy neighbor
What a world we now live in
Intolerance is rife
Blinkered views across the news
Affecting daily life
Opinions offend so many now
Discriminating tales
Wise words are never heard
Common sense has failed
Selfishness does dictate
Grab whatever you can
Right and wrong has long since gone
No brotherhood of man
Live and let live is no more
Little to rejoice
But bigotry is not for me
Kindness is my choice
Categories:
discriminating, community, forgiveness, humanity,
Form:
Rhyme
Her left side is very ivory white
Her right side is almost cobalt black
She has silky smooth metallic skin
I try to stay on her best side
What ever skin she is in
She is naturally bald
She has depth and width
Her length is not worth mentioning
I try to stay away from conversations
Regarding the planets we are visiting
One eye is green
One eye is purple
We travel together
Indiscriminately
Intergalactic-ally
In discriminating circles
Categories:
discriminating, adventure, appreciation, discrimination, identity, image, love, wisdom,
Form:
Free verse
Causative agent of disease
One of several variants to appease
Void of any discriminating abstractions
Interaction breeds human contagion
Distress inflamed in us by slow vaccination
Vaccine does diminish Covid effects
Antigen activity does reject
Chills that instill fear among us
Coughs that grip lungs, with expulsion dubious
Immunizations, please make haste
Never ending cautions are relentless
Ensuring man’s safety is quite precarious .
Categories:
discriminating, caregiving, confidence, courage, drug, faith, health,
Form:
Acrostic
This spring he will turn seventy
And most people’s opinions think
He looks fantastic for his age-
Whatever the hell that might mean.
He has a hard time stifling his
Discomposure when they say that
To him but manages to grin
Like an ancient, anthropoid ape
Rather than express what he feels:
He knows it’s not a compliment;
It’s more like discriminating
Rhetoric than anything else;
Imagine saying to a child,
“You look good for a ten year old.”
Categories:
discriminating, introspection
Form:
Verse