Short Fairness Poems
Short Fairness Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Fairness by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Fairness by length and keyword.
Let's be fair meet in the middle
Let's each do our share
Do like in any other real partnership
AP: 1st place 2025
the boss should listen
acknowledge and respect everyone
show integrity and fairness
not show favoritism
so he can retain workers
We dare believe in afterlife
lest there’s no justice in this universe
~ revoking freepass for moral lawlessness
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Nobody said life is fair.
It's not right that many kids suffer...
If only given better odds.
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Victimized on whole other level.
Wrongfully accused: defends her name her honor.
So much on the line.
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: 3rd place 2026
Shall I beget a memoir of your fairness?
Shall I compose words about you?
Shall I beget a poem that will live through
Centuries and sculpt your history in the poem?
Karma drives a cosmic law
It delivers fairness to an unfair world
Justice being the universal equalizer
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Because we are so human,
It is important to realize,
that it is more important to try to be fair,
than always reaching that lofty goal.
After all,
"Ye without sin, cast the first stone."
Awareness is wisdom
where truth wears a crown.
Where freedom is born
and lies make no sound.
Where whispers of deceit
vanish into the night.
Where fairness and justice
truly see the light.
I may do whatever I like, just know-
I won't hurt people's name for mine to grow...
In my journey to be me,
I would rather keep to Thee.
God, fill my wallet hoping for the show!
AMEN!
I have been graciously blessed by class,
That defines my place gauge not to trespass;
How fast my eyes comprehend,
Than my silent ears pretend
To grasp the state of fairness, mind harass...
O' Fairness, fairness
Of thou I do beseech,
trifles of affection
bring hither to my reach
Not a kiss thou shall hold
to bring that darkling hour,
which blinds the eye
to passions quest
and lays our love to sour.
I’ve been called an inequity spotter
(although some will just call me a “rotter”).
Names are biased for sons:
yours and mine — everyone’s.
I propose to make JohnSON — JohnDAUGHTER.
this king rulès by the people..By paliamentry decree'
Now the country for millenia, has been a Christian
Majority.. Defender of faiths.? Does he await a great
Change? And is Britain willing to endure untold pain?
Let’s all just be average,
no rich and no poor
Excuses our quotient,
single digits the score
Masquerading as fairness,
our heritage veiled
In lock step we march,
voices mute—nothing hailed
(The New Room: February, 2021)
Justice is not equality,
Freedom is not fairness.
It's better to admit you don't understand;
than to torture the hopeless.
Waiting for peace on earth,
you dare to hold your breath.
So I'll let you suffocate;
We're equal in death.
Whiitener is brighter than white
Always reflects better quite
Ensures the mistake is hidden
Assures the fairness is driven
White before whitener is dull
Never quiet pushes as bull
White looks always brighter
Whitening makes even smarter
Balms
saunters
besides deep
on a brisk breeze
through her nest of blond acacia saplings
their closeness is kept through striking senses
at scarlet dusk
starry day
fairness
times
Written: February 13, 2022
Underneath the station bench
like part of he
who should not be named
The shame of those
Merrick berated
felt
when before them
stood a man
Can not show my real face
how can i be naked
when false eyes
will not judge
as fairness cant decide
Is Tanka a poem
We the classless
seek no revolution only fairness
we like quality
a well-balanced diet
and cold German lager.
The stinking rich
one assumes they do not bath
can continue to pong
we seek no egalitarianism
only German lager.
Dissolves presently
That fleshy gross
In what burns, purely
Spellbound, soul-deep.
Bloomed fairness, yet blown
Mortally hung
As soon thought up shown
By God to him.
As its pseudonym
Hawkmoth. Hovers!
Myself - this evening!
Whose buzz does keep!
once a year
across the world
spotlight
on
progress
unyielding
shortcomings
blaring
unfairness
injustices
abuse
shooting high
auspicious
arrows
of optimism
and victories
AP: 2nd place 2025, Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2020
so,
can
we hear
loud "amens"
for righteous judgment,
standing for fairness and justice,
for the dignity of men, women, and their children
no matter what race, creed, gender, or nationality, for all people everywhere?
Written on April 6, 2021
One by one
they line up
for a smile
a hug
a word
from Santa
As if time stops
on Santa’s knee
fortune and
social status
not mattering
One time
children
are treated
fairly
Allowed
to dream
to hope
If only…
AP: Honorable Mention 2020
SAD LOVE
Lacks trustworthiness
Lacks successfulness
Lacks ambitiousness
Lacks cheerfulness
Lacks truthfulness
Lacks specialness
Lacks sweetness
Lacks brightness
Lacks happiness
Lacks greatness
Lacks goodness
Lacks kindness
Lacks fairness
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