Short Firepower Poems
Short Firepower Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Firepower by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Firepower by length and keyword.
Israel's prowess, ever bolder
Hamas lit up, Gaza smolders
America's firepower, ever older
for a failed worldview, politicians sold 'er
Deer and bear,
Stands as though swear;
Lion
In his Zion
Roars prowl-firepower
In shower...
Monkey
In funky...
Tiger
In vigor...
Elephant
Looks so innocent...
Each for a great concert
Set...
Seismically...!
14 December 2022
The idea that our founding fathers intended anyone over 18 to possess enough firepower to destroy the entire continental army of 1776 is absurd, arrogate and dangerous.
#repealthe2ndamendment
*Arrogate: to take or claim an illegal right.
L-ove at the highest level
U-ses the strongest affection;
C-are's sweetest firepower
I-s like the strength of a
L-ion.
S-ecurity at the highest level
U-ses the Lord God's armor;
A-iming at the tightest defense,
R-emain as great spiritual warrior.
E-arly January twenty-third, hope and faith are doing well;
Z-one of complete confidence is at the highest level.
The world of super heroes is vast
however, the Avengers are the best
They are an amazing team
with Iron Man and his powerful beam
and Spider man with his sticky webs
and Captain America and Hulk with their powerful Jabs
There is Dr Strange with his magic
and Hawkeye whose aim is tragic
Black Widow and War Machine add their firepower
to the amazing team of ultimate power
What will it look like
when the skies are beaming red
When you looking for your siblings
and find them burning dead
Will the wildlife
cease to exist
when the bombs and firepower
fail to desist
How close are we
to an inevitable end
When our love for people
no longer makes them friends
If only
we could learn to love
rather than dropping evil
from above
I simply ask
that you think about you and me
Before you start
World War III
Sitting still in a car,looking out
And listening within
A bright blue wintry sky punctuated
With land mines
Soft sunshine painting roofs
Amid the shattered ruins of Aleppo
Undressed trees coated with a silvery frost
And the pain of wounded children
A quiet peace broken
By the fusillade of firepower
Birds flutter
While shells burst overhead
Two worlds apart
Combined in one person
Listening and watching
Serenity and insanity
Incongruously together.