Short Furtherance Poems

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


Faith Life

Faith fosters fearless furtherance,
Propels purpose, persevering pursuit,
Usher unperturbed, undying utterance,
Imputes imbibes independent institute.




July 24, 2022.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Holy Man

“Your hands are full of blood”
the holy man did speak 
In furtherance of all the work
his life was meant to seek

Braver than the creatures
who have filled the GOP
He talks the talk because he is
the truth they’ll never be
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Too Soon Gone Again

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Too Soon Gone Again
David J Walker
  
         in the
Furtherance of the father
Hand in hand
with the mother

         Into 
an unseen  
            future 

they
Cannot be
Without each other

Live 
     love 
            life 
                 death
And then 
This promising young generation 
too soon gone
		too soon gone
				     again
Form: Rhyme

The Merchant's Lady Ii

We know not of that Woman,
though ‘tis known that for years
she has begged for death.

what marred such a creature?
unsought furtherance,
everlasting atrocity,

or a centaur,
agog martyrs and honor,

‘tis certain that,
once the castles are built,
their emperors,

though drunk on sex,
and branded by adulation,
shall ascend.

but does fame bespeak
an eternity of pandemonium?
Perchance.
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Eternals Wake - Ap

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*Image of Human Wake Up Light by Pixabay. The Eternals Wake Afterlifer's believes consciousness dabbles, effecting furtherance, gainsayers, henceforth, interjects jocularity, knowledgeable limits mortality nonbeing ... obliviates predominating, quasistationary, relinquishes significance tasked ultrafamiliar, vaticinators wanderings xenial, yearning zen. 2021 October 18


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