Short General Public Poems

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


Premium Member The Soup

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Unconfounded by a doltish lack
of general public adoration,
our poetry we'll offer here --
and bend each other's hungry ears
in supportive, negotiated pacts
of (mostly) mutual appreciation.
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Messy Hair

Just because I've got messy hair doesn't make me a bad person Imagine if I ran around reciting Skakespeare t'would surely be worsen The general public isn't ready Would make most unsteady Kiddies would cry, old people would turn to perversion
Form: Limerick

Break Free

Dreams of living in a world free of norms 
No longer will the word sir be required 
Mam will be no more than a distant memory
Free from one's tethers and restraints 
Mentally relaxed and physically up beat
The general public soars while unified 
Infinite copilots on the flight of redemption

No Homes To Stay

I,a member of general public,do hereby 
sincerely and truly promise to stay at home for ever and promise to make a last will in the interest of all my heirs to abide by this last will by staying at home and kindly request to all whom are concerned to make immediate  arrangements to give me a home for me to stay!

Premium Member May I Express Myself


Dear General Public will you pardon me? Inclusive 
with grace and give me mercifulness.

A green light to advance, proceed. May I express
Myself?

Who  will wipe the tears off from my eyes? That
Society has caused these aforementioned inner 
pain that oftentimes overwhelms me 

May I express myself?
Form: Bio


Premium Member The Girl on the monkey bars

the buxom girl on the monkey bars,
swung around, legs open wide, on arms,
she wore her lace nickers on her head,
that raised general public alarms.
All men watched standing, all stiff erect,
most bachelors, one with wedding ring,
no one cared! what’s moral or correct?
why resist, when lass does such a thing?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Not Interested

To anyone who has chosen selling for a living, two words can sound crass and unforgiving. People don't want to hear it. They won't give a chance. Too much of the general public has joined in the dance. Those uttered words mean there will be no sale. Any attempt to sell will be to no avail. The words "not interested" will not sound so funny to anyone out there trying to make money.
Form: Rhyme

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