Short Genders Poems

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


Premium Member 'de Plane, Boss' - Not What You Think

Go ahead. Change your genders, you two
      - Don't mind if we do...
          But never! Oh, never!
          ~ dare get tattooed!
Form: Rubai


Lust

Trump wanted to be a sperm whale
But Bill Cosby kept flipping him tail
Although both are deranged
The climate has changed
Now trans genders send them Email
Form: Limerick

Athletic Rape

What is a man, what is a woman…
solved by the stroke of a pen

The genders now mix, the game has been fixed
 —playing fields only pretend

(The New Room: January, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Blade From Stone

Be kind to the blade
 from which carved out of smooth stone.
Most fear stems from safety
 in which to protect.
Blade and stone; two different genders/
 Work seamlessly together.
© Liza Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member 1970 Boogie Down Square-Dance

!Promenade Dancing fairies drinking lemonade Festive Promena Party Hardy People dancing Groups of genders embracing Passing machine Dancing Queen Boogie on Dance on Right on! Right on!


Soho Square

The unknown and the famous
the Entrepreneur.
The working class the homeless
the rich and the poor.

The weird the misfits
the wise and the fools.
All nations all genders
I've embraced one and all.

Every faith all religions
different cultures and beliefs.
Soho square in London
Is my haven of peace.
© John Read  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Minus The Plus

“Handmaid of Patriarchy”  
the garden rezoned
Embattled virility
misogyny cloned
 As Delilah revolts   
 a new Samson on scene
One half of the whole
left to drown in the stream
Each genders new quotient
to minus the plus
A He without Her
— the destruction of us

(Saint David’s Pennsylvania: May, 2025)
Form: Rhyme

Uncommon

Walking path,
Human.
Same realm,
Yet ,
Two genders,
Bodily form remain true in the Creator's Hand.
Nevertheless,
Heart breaks the boundaries,
Commonness.
Deja Vu lives,
But,
The soul adds spice of exceptional being.
Spirit choice the predestine road of extraordinary,
Or simply,
Living in the norm of things.
Form:

Equality

Everyone has the same rights from birth
Quality brings out a uniqueness within us
Until we were made to choose to elevate
A person due to race, religion or genders
Living together on a shared basis equally
I see you the person that you were to be
There are friendships built on uniqueness 
You learn to accept individuals are unique
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Healing

He/She are similar  yet different  in guises, genders, adapting to be reborn. Restoration  from one's past traumas, hurts, deceit, disappointments, mental and physical abuse
is like tearing aways the peels from a onion or
a cut by a razor to masks  that pain hoping it would fade away.
Seeking solace to recuperate  to a better quality  of restorative livelihood.

Premium Member Kundalini

Energy path of the kundalini,
has the Ida, Pingala and Sushumna,
channels three for the divine energy
to align self with Self, free of stigma.
Path direct; for many an enigma,
like Ardhnarishwar, fusion of genders,
culmination of triadic wonder!
Love magnetism binding duality,
unifying, with no hearts asunder,
getting us thus to singularity.

10-February-2021
Form: Dizain

Santa's dilemma

Jingle bells jingle bells 
Dear Santas lost all hope. 
For the world that he once knew 
As sadly now gone Woke. 

It used to be so easy 
When there were only girls and boys. 
But now there's many more genders 
He'd rather be unemployed. 

So soon he'll be retiring 
Along with his reindeers who. 
No longer want to be a part 
Of a world that's become unscrewed.
© John Read  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kite Soars With Xylophagous

Altho !
Basic
Curiosity
Does
Examine
Fervent
Genders.
Heated Instillness
Joins,juggling
Kites
Landing
Metrically
Near
Overpasses
Premiering
Quickly 
Racing
Subdued
Torn
Underneath
Villhelm's Windows.
Xylophage's 
Yet zoars.

(and be courious whom is Villhelm he's the boy with the kite full of Xylophages?)

written by James Edward Lee Sr.
June 30 2017
Form: ABC

Hibiscus

A virginal blush, blooms sojourn inside their female purses. Yet this bright morning, Adam seems rampant. Stamen trumpet a brazen phallus. A raindrop alchemy, charms and countercharms. Roots sift through the genders of earthy knots. By evening, Eve will return to fold lips around a twilit womb. Ying and Yang have rung their temple bell.

What's Life Without Some Pride

love is love.
why does gender make it a sin?
society says it's a crime
they break us apart
everytime we try to climb
you like only girls? or only boys?
you like both genders? or you like all of em?
well dont be ashamed of it
dont despise it
cause in the end.you have to find someone
with whom you could spend time with
so accept yourself
and show the world who you really are

What Make You Specials To Me

What makes you specials to me ? 
You are  human beings created 
On the image
Of God 
I don't mind colours 
Or lives 
different levels.

What makes you specials to me ? 
We are always special to one 
And others 
No matter different religions 
Cultures and
Traditions 
No matter different 
countries
And 
continents 
No matter different
languages 
And 
genders. 

May 27/2023
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Two Children

Two children on the playground swinging together 
playing catch
It didn’t matter to them one iota
that their genders and colors didn’t match.

They sat together once they finished playing
and as tenderly as can be
she leaned over and gently
placed her head upon his knee

And as he softly placed his arm around her shoulder
with her head upon his knee
I thought:
how wonderful if only we could see
the world these children see.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Rainbow Oak

oh ageless one in your stance of green your curtsy of orange in your generosity of gold your mood of blue oh ageless one erect in a manly deep brown the woman with yellow hair your black cummerbund your fluffy white hair band mighty oak how you awaken my genders how you fill my palette mighty oak the creative you inspire the words you extract the music you incite the paintings you draw from me

Premium Member Kafka Conversation

"Women are traps
that lay for men
everywhere"
said Franz Kafka,
"in order to drag them into the infinite."

Maybe.
But why not,
Women are incense
that invites men and other women
and all genders everywhere
into the in-between infinite

EarthMother incense
invites 
omnisciently enlightened 
AnthroMind,
omnipotently empowered 
EarthBody

CoPassioning
FatherSun
MotherEarth 
integrity

Lighting fragrant dawn
powering fertile dusk.

Premium Member Where Is the Love In This World Full of Hatered

Why is there so much hatred in this world People have different genders and colors oh, What a beautiful rainbow the Lord Has behold Where is the love The love from our heart Why is it so much distrust And discussed Why do our friends, family, neighbors throw us Under the bus They ride, they drive they collide over us Where is the love where is the trust
4/29/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021
Form: Rhyme

Hibiscus

A vage blush; her bloom sojourns within its female purse, yet this bright morn Adam is rampant, his stamen a brazen phallus. A raindrop alchemy, charms and countercharms. Genders gather together as one blossom on a single stem. By evening, Eve will return to fold moist lips around her twilit womb. Adam will sleep at ease in his dreaming sap. A floral erotica has climaxed to silence. Ying and Yang have rung their temple bell.

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