Short Entreaties Poems
Short Entreaties Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Entreaties by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Entreaties by length and keyword.
The Wind Blows
Just when you have abandoned all hope
You have tried everything, and nope
She's ignored all entreaties...
Just then your true sweetie
The gal you'll call wife
Into your life
The wind blows --
Love grows --
~ Hope!...
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Categories:
entreaties, hope, love, romance,
Form:
Nonet
Pledge Drive
I'm ready for some music;
The radio's all set,
But begging me for money
Is all that I can get.
The pleading is relentless,
Yet does beseeching serve?
For constant supplications
Really get on my last nerve.
To turn off their entreaties,
Subtle as a striking sledge,
I simply switch the station;
No allegiance will I pledge....
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Categories:
entreaties, money, music,
Form:
Rhyme
Enterprise
A crippled mass of beggars
Each at the corner of every street
Deformed by cruel and greedy hands
They perform their daily feat
Of scrounging from the passers by
The people in their cars
Their pathetic, doleful entreaties
Oh, how my heart it scars
Yet who is the beneficiary
In this profit-full career?
I'm sure it's not these limbless souls
Whose lives are not there nor here.......
Whose plight we don’t wish to hear...
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Categories:
entreaties, angst, introspection, sad, society, sympathy,
Form:
Verse