Short Foes Poems

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


Premium Member Worst of Foes

The worst of foes is the one who conceals evil's dagger under amity's garments!








© Demetrios Trifiatis
        20 April 2017
Form: Monoku


Far From Foes

L-ife
U-nder
C-reator
I-s
A-lways

S-tanding
A-gainst
M-any
A-dversities,
N-aturally
G-aining
C-are
A-new

©bfa051025
Monocrostic (Birthday of Lucia Samangca)
Form: Other

Premium Member Batman

Gotham City’s local hero Batman
for every villain devises a master plan
He never fails to outwit his foes
whose maniacal ploys fall like crumbling dominoes



AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Familiar Foes

sometimes..beneath conceited clouds we swirl~cloaked in rainbow radiance..

self-serving songs sung by familiar faces~ but are we too naive..

to see past nebulous spheres ~ cunning wings of bittersweet butterflies..

not every tuscan twinkle is gold ~ nor do they speak tea rose twilights..
Form: Monoku

The Foes Woman

There she comes
           Way from the Galaxy, she covered her face 
  She never talked, nor Feels
yet, in ever jolt of her presence, pronounce the name of death.
    She is unknown, and will never be known, but her 
            days will ever be disliked.
  She is very slow to anger and realy smile
        and she is called the Women with the Black cover.
Form: Epic


Foes At My Feet

Each night I dutifully latch the door
To keep intruders firmly without.
I retire to bed feeling blissfully sure
I am safe from what they are about.

Then one night, the latching complete
I thought of threats already within.
Stroke, heart attack, foes at my feet.
How to bar them, where to begin?

It quickly became hauntingly clear
That mortality assures no defense.
Lethal outcomes are perilously near,
And latching doors is only a pretense.
Form: Rhyme

Haiku Ju - Nature's Foes

"Haiku Ju - Nature's Foes"


                                snake meets the mongoose
                                two enemies in nature
                                timely death battle 


                                fire meets with water
                                two of the five elements
                                death in an instant                             




                                  WTA-IV 5/20/2016
Form: Haiku

Them

Scheduling time for you 
out of their own convenience. 
holding your past against you. 

I know how you feel. 
feeling trapped 
whenever they are around. 

discrediting your dreams and abilities.
lying to you more than once. 
their negativities rubbing off on you. 

excessively envious of what you have. 
motivating you to be judgmental. 
encouraging you to be hateful. 

wanted you to be someone else 
besides your divine self. 
you must recognize bad company!

Fight Off All Our Foes

Everybody knows
That to God want to propose
Hel fight off our foes.

Also want to say
God be in our lives today
Wash our sins away.

Sisters and brothers
God help us to help others
Make us be lovers.

Leave no one behind
May be woman or mankind
Which God has designed.

Have found peace at last
Sorrows remain in the past
Fly flags high on mast.

From now until then
We will not worry again
Now free from all sin.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Soldier and Poet
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Foes

FOES
They pretend to be nice…
Whilst their hatred is buried in ice…
So cold to reveal sarcastic pieces…
That catapulted their prejudice…
Now their conscience is in slices...
Their fate narrow and gamble with dices…
Without facts, quiet like mice…
Whoever honours them deserves it thrice…
Their secrets with no value yet with price…
Extent of their jealousy boomerang twice…

Habitual truth procrastinators to deride themselves, 
their lives are always lies…
				By Willem Pietersen
Form: Rhyme

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