Short Disprove Poems

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


The Secret Person of My Heart...

Leaps and bounds from a former state,
Will it ever be enough?
Not now, for I still hesitate.
Swaying by the line, unable to move,
Your impatience impedes me,
Will my fears you disprove?
In the absence of hope I'm slowly drowning,
Here silently screaming, 
But the days you keep counting.
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Premium Member Equality

It took 
a deadly virus
to disprove all those theories 
that
supported the idea of superiority 
of
race, color and sex
and
prove, beyond any doubt,
the 
reality of equality, not only 
in
the eyes of our Lord 
but
in Man's eyes as well!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
     15 March 2020

Premium Member Your Life Is Your Witness

Your Life Is Your Witness Written: by Miracle Man 12/16/2021 I’ve heard it said, “that we’re the only bible some will read”. So it isn’t simply what we’re saying, but also consists of our every deed. For from our shadows, unknown eyes, oft scrutinize our every move. Analyzing our lives, sometimes seeking, to invalidate, cancel, or disprove.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Fated To Go

Does trying to disprove
 what I believe
 make you feel better about what
 you don’t...

Is your insecurity
 crying out
 that maybe I feel something
 you won’t…

Does the depth of my commitment
 bother you so
 leaving you distant
 fearful and alone…

Like a branch that’s now broken
 swinging high in the tree
 one strong gust
  —and your fated to go

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2015)
Form: Rhyme

Darkening Sun

Deifying themselves,
  the scientists disprove
  with their tools
  the existence of God

To sit on a throne
  artificially made
  the Creator to them
  falsely shod

They loudly decry
  as their courtiers boast
  about how powerful
  their laws have become

While built into their structure
  a flaw starts to crack
  their self-glory
  —a darkening sun

(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2019)
Form: Rhyme


Looking For Redemption

Looking for Redemption


                      Great minds are at work to prove or disprove
the God`s existent`s we know this I a game the intellectuals play
because they cannot accept the plain reason,
the world exists because it is an illusion.
 a conjuring trick, forgotten by its creator.
God is a perfect idea it resides in everyman’s mind
It asks an abstract good for life eternal,
an echo no God can answer
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member My Bruised Soul

My name defamed, my soul is bruised. With no proof I’m falsely accused. My accuser’s believed today. Lord heal my aching soul I pray. My soul’s innocent has no shame. I did not do what they all claim. How do I disprove what they say? Lord heal my aching soul I pray. Cease hate and persecution too. Let them see the harm they all do. Trusting the lies she has to say. Lord heal my aching soul I pray
Form: Kyrielle

Premium Member Is There Such a Thing as a Dumb Question? Oops

It's often been conjectured, though I've seen no one prove it.
What do we need, from our lexicon, to remove it?
To disprove it, it would be sufficient - more than ample,
simply to supply a single counterexample.
Now, thank God, we have it, and it's indisputable.
A question who's stupidity is immutable. 
So now, friends and colleagues, I offer this suggestion:
let's no longer say, "there's no such thing as a dumb question".
Form: Rhyme

Russels Teapot

I say there is a China teapot 
Revolving about the sun
Twixt earth n mars 

It’s much too small to see 
By telescope or all our skills
But I say it is there

I say you can’t disprove it
You may call me mad
Talking a nonsense

But if it were read of in ancient books
Instilled in the minds of children
Taught as sacred truth on Sundays

Doubting this I’d be marked eccentric 
Need help psychiatrists help
Or attentions of the Inquisitor in an earlier time
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
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