Short Hectares Poems
Short Hectares Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Hectares by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Hectares by length and keyword.
Rich.
Poor.
Rich enough to buy hectares.
Poor without a plot.
Possesses many mansions.
Can't even afford a block.
Six feet for everyone.
Vanity.
Oh poetry, you offered me a canvas.
You made it to have no bounds,
Unmeasurable, far beyond hectares.
As the deaf can hear, how my voice sounds.
Yet my buckets of paint are sealed.
If I paint how I feel,
Oh credibility, are you a victim I'll kill?
Displaying my lack of skill.
Kai, oh Kai, embrace your artistry.
Paint your own mystery.
Before time makes you history,
Fear not, fear not.
Where the heart belongs, you'll see victory.
We're born humble.
Our bones and hearts
are filled with stardust.
We are children of the heavens, they say...
Life is about eating soil (hectares of it).
Soil beneath our nails and in the teeth.
Seeds growing into the bloom of being.
Nourished by tears with some laughter in between.
Being humble is a pebble in the violent stream of living.
At the end, when our bones are bent
and the stardust spills... the heart relents.
We'll be heavenly humble once again.