Short Graduated Poems
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I graduated from Murphy’s Law School:
Anything that can go wrong will go wrongfully accused, I suffered a public
Scornucopia.
Happy birthday, Noah Roque,
A student has high distinction;
Graduated magna cum laude,
He has learned from education.
Topic: Birthday of Noah Roque (March 30)
A Shadow falls across the Moon
The evening seminar stops its tune
College has ended for this same day
Except for what with the few last student's
lamplight rays.
I should be holding my head up high
because I'm a young, black lady
who graduated high school
and is now going to
college. I make good
grades and have a
job that God's
blessed me
with.
Dark hard dark rubber shoe soles
jiggle up and down in boredom
classy, they’re the same he’ll wear
ten years from now, graduated,
at the office, still bored, wondering
where his youth went.
A Nigerian, studying for years,
In higher institution,
Burning candles.
Graduated with honors, got no job,
Searching daily,
Fed up.
Tears rolling down, he is pained,
Remember him,
This I plead.
Form:
Milk and Honey
Heard that they had a big rehearsal
Graduated from Trump School Universal
We had handed him all of our money
He then collected it like milk and honey
Now we can't do anything that is useful.
How sad.
Jim Horn
Another Kerr Eruption
With intelligence had been an interruption,
And inserted into it was some Kerruption;
We were elated,
And graduated;
While Trump had experienced corruption.
Kerr is a lay Episcopal Person at All Saints
at Stonybrook, NY.
A THING PERCEIVED-:-
colour
distanced
perceived
remains
visible
in a STRUCTUAL ANALYSIS
practical
pictorial
composition
phenomena
inscribed
with GRADUATED COLOURED
drawn
notations
exemplified
perspectives
particularised
in grade school
he heard about it
in high school
he prepared for it
in his first year
he explored it
in his second year
he focused on it
in his third year
he felt part of it
in his fourth year
he graduated from it
Now, he has a job
because of it.
(This poem is true)
Twenty years ago today was the last day I went to school.
I was fed up with taking the students and teachers bull.
I dropped out in the 9th grade but years later I graduated high school at the age
of twenty-three.
I hope other kids don't drop out like me.
Form:
tell me are you proud of me? I've graduated now and ended the school year with straight A's.
Are you proud of me? why do I have to question everything I do?
Do I really make you proud or is that just something you're saying to me now so I can feel better about myself?
i just want the truth.
They coursed their thoughts
Pretending they were dragons
Smoking like they were nothing else
They had just graduated
In the art of smoking a cigarette
Without even hurting it
Nobody could deny the hypocrisy
Nor the ugly face of mediocrity:
Were they students of Socrates
They would know the realities.
waiting for our own voice
words
will be made
available as needed..
when understood and
experienced..this is
our unique voice..
trust and silence
in this moment..will
bring fresh words or
fresh patterns..
true artists know this
and are grateful for
their teachers..but know
they have graduated...!
VISIONS
influence
in
retrospect
posterity
dilapidated
ambivalent
with
fascinations
captivated
engraved
inspired
graduated
collaborations
engaged
in
the
prolific
durability
developed
stylised
&
adapted
distinct
&
synonymous
with
tantalising
symbols
“Plastics”, is the word the man said
To Ben who just graduated from college,
At his parent’s party that was so dead.
“Plastics”, is the word the man said,
As he floated off in the pool instead,
Soon to enjoy Mrs. Robinson carnal knowledge.
“Plastics”, is the word the man said
To Ben who just graduated from college.
to be in love is a joy
I am just a man
not a boy
she graduated me to manhood
her loving is so good
she loves me too
the way she should
tender kisses in the morning
just to wake me up
hugs and squeezes in my coffee cup
she makes my day
at night when the lights are down low
she holds me tight
the woman is right
the one for me
It becomes like a pine smell.
Maybe jugs of orange juice shimmer.
Why fireflies don’t have lungs.
Yet they still harmonize something we can’t see.
I like the wallpaper growing in my head.
Surreal climbing age.
I graduated from nothingness and croaked out a sore sound.
That scholarship all those years ago?
Feels tacky.
objectivity
evidences actions spoken
feelings thoughts
figurative textures
symbols
faded metaphors
hinged
intrusions graduated
in casual
tones
elaboratly
spoken
prosaically layered
assimulated
slowly
Will Sonsly be there? Maybe
Mental note to self.
Leave checkbook at home.
Make excuses for all next week.
Will Jerillee be there?
Maybe.
Mental note to self.
Leave credit cards at home.
Will Kluptoma be there?
Definitely!
Mental note, lock purse in car trunk
And hope Kluptoma has not graduated
To grand theft auto yet.
Our pets got old.
We all acted surprised.
When we had puppies and kittens…
They were playful and unstoppable.
So were we.
As they settled down-
We graduated high school.
As they got weak and scraggly-
We graduated collage.
Now we take turns sending our condolences.
Our friendships changed.
Our pets loved us all the way home.
graduated cum laude
with a PhD in madness,
practitioner of your
own philosophy as
the harbinger of doom,
tales of darkness where
the deck is always stacked,
what's the sense of light
to an austere night
or spring's flourish
mid winter's brashness,
you don't need to be
a rocket scientist
to diagnose absurdity
It curdled.
The landscape.
Goop.
The notion the I might get that degree?
Whoosh.
Revving up to a wasteland.
And live in downed wires.
I really might have graduated.
If my organs didn’t curdle.
People look at me like I have eyes that care.
Or gratitude.
So I wailed at notions and old sticky notes.
And my soul that didn’t study enough.
I graduated with a bachelor's degree on my hand
A diploma I used to aim
An excellency
A triumph
Nevertheless, It was the same thing.
I see myself as a beginner
A track I used to follow
Between right and wrong
I don't know where I belong.
Poetry is my best buddy
Pen is my best friend
They say I'm weird
But yes, It's not their thing.
The earth, the population's burden's beast -
we take its flesh, its skin, and blood and bones.
We fight for its spoils. Terror is unleashed.
We have graduated from throwing stones -
mankind, once a hope, soon to be deceased.
Can you hear the hot, fevered beast's last moans?
Beneath our planet's provident blue sky,
we'll kill ourselves before the beast can die.