Short Divide Poems

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


Premium Member Bridge the Divide

I’d be tolerantly receptive... bridge the generation divide

December 31, 2018
Contest : Mon-O
Sponsor : Brian Strand
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Potd

(Put Out To Dry)



           laundering minds
                airing dirt
           hot winds divide




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Form: Senryu

Premium Member Birds Across the Blue Divide

The blueing ocean Separate eagle and dove Spiritual birds http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/nature4.php
Form: Haiku

The Gates

Lost consciences are passing the gates to divide the Kafkaesque instincts of freedom.

Valeria Iliadou
"One Amazing Line"
Form: Monoku

Friends

Four options
Plus
Multiple
Divide
Reduce
With different numbers
You and I
Have own calculators

 Udaya R. Tennakoon


Friends

Four options
Plus
Multiple
Divide
Reduce
With different numbers
You and I
Have own calculators

 Udaya R. Tennakoon

Bi-Ology

Two, a couple, 'twixt them a divide...
O'ercome if both can divorce pride.


Written for "Two Timer's" Contest
October 14, 2012

Defeat of the Divide


J-ubilant
U-nity
N-ullifies
N-ational
E-lection's
L-osers

©bfa042225
Monocrostic (Birthday of Junnel N. Romualdo)
Form: Other

Bitterness

Bitterness precedes Love
Loss revives Love
Pain is the constant the spans the divide
From which the heart cannot evolve nor hide

Premium Member Divide and Conquer

Words books and history bans
Restricting women and anti trans 
Climate deniers and mogul fans
Patriots the hands in Putin’s plans
Form: Monorhyme

Heights

Crowned twin sheer light     				                             
Serene reflections divide  					              
Stepping stones of ore
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Afro Samauri Vs. the Choka: Scene Nine

Afro Samauri,
Ready to end this charade,
Leaps into action.
He brings his sword down,
Slicing him into pieces.
The perfect divide.
Form: Choka

Premium Member Numbers

Numbers
                 That you add
               Or you subtract,
             Divide or multiply,
                   comes out.
Form: Cinqku

Rafi

Uplifter-
In wisdom for choosing the ones to be uplifted above petty desires and selfishness and that divide the mankind all differences!
god

Where Does This Light Glow

Wooden horse
Outside stone walls
The Trojans
Shall conquer
And divide us all
Where does
This light 
Glow in 
Her eyes
Helen of Troy

Premium Member Approaching God

The more we open our hearts to God the more the barriers that divide us vanish! 









© Demetrios Trifiatis
    30 November 2018
Form: Monoku

Praesidium

Are your words personal or objective,
that great divide

The second has all the letters present
…except ‘I’

(Dreamsleep: September, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Water

If we were to divide our planet's water 
among everyone equally,
every person alive worldwide would possess 
50 billion gallons of water a piece.
Form: Rhyme

Let Work Together

its been tried
so many has died
we can
with the lords hands
together we stand
divide  we fall
let do it all
so things will be better
LETS WORK TOGETHER

Crossing River

In the river crossing through India

The British dropped a seed.

In the land of unity in diversity

To cultivate a plant called DIVIDE AND RULE.

Once Upon a Freeway

a tire flew off and the ford flipped
they forgot to buckle their belts

bodies were strewn on the deep divide
i was the first on the scene. one died...
sad
Form: Imagism

Snow Drifts

Snow Drifts

Snow drifts lay by the mountain side,
Nestled beneath the sub-divide!
Oh how its beauty is magnified,
Water vapors frozen and crystalized!
Form: Haiku

Unity the Reality

Unit by unit to unite comes unity,hold tight the rope called unity don’t divide into parties,In activity by activity look for unity that’s in life a reality!

Premium Member Resetting-

apart of me insanity a choice process over and over I chose to divide I denounce
8/1/20 written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Form: Monoku

Unity In Diversity

Flowers are wheat 
Flour is draught 
Unmixed it flies 
Mixed it builds up 
Bread for its eaters 
Two hands divide 
Unity in diversity 

© John Chinaka Onyeche

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