Short Harangue Poems

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


Harangue Recipe

Preheat oven to extreme

beat whites with scream of anger
add cup of mixed nuts
when soft peaks develop, slowly add venom
when it is glossy, add ego, seethe for 20 minutes

Serving size: 1/2 of truth
Number of servings: millions
Form: Burlesque


Once the Future Is Gone

Will eternity have
  a Yin and a Yang

Will the forces that govern
  applaud and harangue

Will the blessings have value
  if darkness moves on

Will it all even matter
—once the future is gone

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2016)
Form: Ballad

Once Tomorrow Is Gone

Will eternity have
  a yin and a yang

Will the forces that govern
  applaud and harangue

Will the blessings have value
  if damnation moves on

Will it all even matter
  —once tomorrow is gone

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

So That's the Reason Why

Their population on the swell,
The local yokels just couldn't tell,
Why their isolated town called Bugaree,
Red dust and drought for all to see,
Was inundated by a city slicker hell.

You see,it was a radio man from 2CE 
Using language bordering on thuggery,
Delivered such a terrible harangue,
Abusing listeners when they rang,
Had told everyone to go to buggery.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member What Is Woke

What Is Woke? Miracle Man 3/13/2023 Say social awareness don’t give me “woke”, I’m not impressed with one’s use of slang. Perpetuating it’s use has made it a joke, politicians use this word to deliver harangue. Some think it’s impressive spewing woke and think that it makes them some big deal. But they remain in my eyes a solitary spoke, and a solitary spoke doesn’t make a wheel.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain


Frozen Out

Housemothers twain, swaddled in sorrel fur

And bustled skirts, walking ‘tween the parklands.

Brilliant cobalt sky, above cawing birds,

Who demand substance, with their harangue?

So the fostering queens proffer their alms.

 

The badelynge of ducks, on polished ice,

Lambently advance with feral affray.

As morsels of cardinal fare, entice.

The attending dames in their tender, urbane way,

Have rescued these birds from another wintry day.
© Al Parry  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Dizain

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