Short Egalitarian Poems

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


In the Mirror

Ebullient, effulgent, egalitarian, eclectic, thankful, thoughtful, teachable, tenacious in earnest.


February 20, 2024.
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Premium Member At Play

such
     simplicity,
coherent
yet
a certain frailty-
piety
austerity
humility
all intermingled :
no absolutes
egalitarian..
for sure
Form: Verse

Oxymorons of Note

Political Science
Temporary Tax
Blind Justice
Racial Harmony
Eternal Youth
Honest Lawyer, Car salesman etc.
Utopian Society
Egalitarian Government
Free Lunch

Premium Member IDEAL HARMONY

IDEAL HARMONY 
allusive
  signs
manifest
  exhort
&compensate

uniting
 a
  synthesis 
of
   tangible
egalitarian
 phenomena 
communing
  alongside
    subsidiary
pursuit
in
  decorative
aesthetic 
  spectrums
Form: Verse

Premium Member Choosing Positive Passions

As a path of fear
leads to fundamental fragmentation,
left-hemisphere industrial-strength domination of Earth,
universally egalitarian
and interdependently unitarian
only in its final lap toward death,

A path of compassion
leads to radical left/right bicameral solidarity,
equivalent in our positive energetic integrity;
sometimes experienced as sacred communion.
Form: Salaam


Main Life

These crimes are committed by disarrangement,

the follow of the clue lies on the piece of her-
hallowing entertainment,

she is egalitarian,

she is fly,

but the needle goes high,

blind like pie,

imploding like lines...


The loaded sounds disrupt-
permeating throughout the club-
swinging at love,

it gets floated enough,

I shoot it in stuff,

but buff for buff-

I'm beatin' it,

lucky dove.
Form: Verse

What's One

“What’s One?” Guru of algebra: One is One. Suffrage agitator: One is vote. Labour party leader: “Claps” is ONE. Conservative party leader: ONE is “claps”. Egalitarian: One is ANY. Sociologist: One is many. Psychiatrist: One is hidden. Philosopher: One is what. Brother polygamist: One is a quarter. Dictator: 1 is I. Home Office Minister: ONE is who. Poet: two are halves of one. Tunis, March 2010

Power Play

How can we stop misuse of power play?
An egalitarian society is what we need today
Egalitarianism will bring prosperity for each gender
Handcuffs for exploited hands and full stop for offender
Do you know what is egalitarianism?
A remedy to get rid of frustration
A rational movement to end up discrimination
A logical way to advise
Reflection of heaven and Paradise.
Mardey zalim pay kalamey narm-o-nazuk bay asar.
Subtle Poetry will not have any effect on an atrocious person!
Form: Didactic

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