Short Inclusion Poems

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


Premium Member People

Remember the people
Whoever they are
Wherever they are
Whatever they do
One solution is no solution
Remember the people


Statistic

This may seem pessimistic,
But honestly I’m a statistic,
Craving only the face of tomorrow,
Without the inclusion of this sorrow.

Premium Member OKAPI'S DILEMMA

Okapi thought he was a horse
Attempted to blend in, of course
Zebras kicked him out
Horses ran about
But okapi had no remorse
Form: Limerick

Premium Member God Awful Logic

does the process of elimination ~ make much sense by inclusion 

or is mans reasoning clearly rearranged ~ by woman’s exclusion 

By
David Kavanagh 

hms
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Biden's Intrusive Incursion

In the name of 'equity' and 'inclusion'
  Female athletes suffer Biden's incursion

    Backing transgender males in their competitions
    ~ destroying female athletes' ambitions
Form: Couplet


Inclusion of a Delusion

Inclusion of A Delusion

With our ideas there had been an inclusion;
Disturbed when found out to be a delusion;
Have no fear,
It did appear,
Extended out other side  now a protrusion.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Crow

I am a crow
Who circles camps
Of spiritual claims.

Sometimes seeing something shiny,
I light for that moment
Of inclusion.

Then, spooked by certain noise,
I fly back to the safe perch
Of overview.

Premium Member -A Sense of Belonging

A sense of belonging

Is it a human need

Innate from birth

Part of the human seed?


Or is a feeling that develops

As we grow and learn 

A sense of inclusion and security

As humans we yearn?
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

You Are Diamond Like a Kohinoor

You are charming like the moon.
The heart is pure like your God.
Conduct is yours, like purity.
The heart is yours huge, like the sea.
Inclusion is yours,in,like many boon.
You are diamond, like a Kohinoor.
Form: ABC

Violet Heart

my broken heart
shivers in water waiting 
hypothermic for the inclusion
of loneliness devoted 
as satellite hands end
in faithfulness blind 
and burnt as a violet 
beneath a Saharan sun
engaged to violence
© Luke Hobbs  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Peace

Good listening ears
Keeping confidence
Willing to love all
Being a neighbor
Nurturing others

Willing to help
Looking for good
Flexible heart
Respecting all

Exciting
Wonderful
Inclusion

Hopeful
Joyful

Peace

That Word !

That sneaky word " Might"
appears in mid sentence,
just as you thought what
you read was proven, and right.
Its inclusion in everything, usually 
there to decieve, to false path a belief,
scientists find tablets, might give relief.

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE DEI

Today I’m grateful for Diversity, equity and inclusion…
and how in the whole pie of life each plays an important one-third..

Diversity is having a seat at the table
Equity is having a voice…
Inclusion is having that voice be heard.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Fading Away

Her innocence was lost in a daze of confusion.
Trusting blood and the need for inclusion.
Case is hot but turns cold with darkness.
Fading away from a Mother's starkness.
Her case was never won and remains still.
Her only solace is knowing it is not God's Will.
Form: Rhyme

Err

Empty! No, protest nothing
silent! Yes, gives confusion in making
decision, reaction, collision and dying
empty presence fights something
sometimes to nature, communication in judging
documents with election, papers with inclusion,
life is participation and living is doing.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Maranatha

Peace, an illusion. A mass delusion, A cone of confusion, Has made an intrusion. It is my conclusion Excessive inclusion With Satan’s collusion Has led to occlusion. We need a transfusion Or perhaps perfusion And quiet seclusion, Not nuclear fusion. Maranatha.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Lover number One

Drink not of the fountains of whores 
And whoremongers
Might they wish to deceive you
Curseted is who is outside
there level of inclusion, might
He find the woman that you
seekesth to make you
Folly in his sight.
Ye who are wicked to them
Is friend to us might we
Than wish you married.
Form: Ballade

Remember Thou

Whilst in memories
I give not
to my heart
ever in sweet
rememberances thou
and thy love
ever apart-

Thou countenance my shadow
forbearance my song
no recognizance thy soul
inclusion of pain
thou maketh
me whole-

Embrace thou 
thy keeping
loves sweet content
thou knowest
not weeping-

Premium Member Unmasked Empathy

Inclusion
births Integrity,

As contentious Equality
bows to common Equity,

As Acceptance
longs, yet, for Appreciation,

As Sympathy
hopes for Empathy,

As being Me-Autonomous
moves toward becoming 
profoundly We-Democratic,

As multicultural Awareness
embraces warm Inclusion
births Integrity

It's Fine, Really

I guess I’m narcissistic
I suppose I’m masochistic.
Fitting into just another statistic. 

Hah, go figure.

I guess this is my delusion.
I suppose I enjoy seclusion. 
Pardoning me from inclusion. 

I like being alone.

I guess I am depressed.
I suppose I am obsessed,
With this I am possessed. 

It is my only friend.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Life's Mysteries

L Limbo suspended

I Inclusion excluded

F Ferocity tamed

E Ends extended

S Souls surrendered


M Meters inched

Y Yoga edged

S Systems declassified

T Triads bipolar

E Echoes vacant

R Rituals freed

I Introjects projected

E Eternity eluded 

S Squares un-circled 


01st December 2020
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member The Minestrone Rock Soup

If Minestrone soup
Was a rock group...

The Beefy base
Would take the lead guitars place.

The Croutons crunch
Would be the drums - munch!

The Carrot bits,
The drumsticks.

The Onion's tang,
The cymbal's clang.

The Tomato infusion,
The keyboards inclusion...

Soup - Rock. Bread - Roll.
Minestrone for a musical soul.
Form: Couplet

Into Depression

A willing trek through the thick blackness
a willing regress into depression
all for the sake of keeping sane
the only thing known by the brain for so long
a forced seclusion
with a sorrowful inclusion of painful memories
sitting there all alone
in the darkness once called home
rotting through flesh
decaying bones
soul seeking
© Daron Long  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Administration '25

They're knocking at me door
In the middle of the night
They're knocking at me door
Giving me an awful fright.

They taking me
To a camp where
Ashes fall like black snow.

I'll not be overjoyed
By goose-stepping boys 
With boots to their knees, oh hey,
And brown shirts and billy clubs
Cheese grater belly rubs
Coming to take me away.

Inclusion

What would this world be without pockets of people like us?

How can we prove that we have things to discuss?

It may appear that our limitations are our scars.

When really, this pain we carry comes from being treated as bizarre. 

To include us is to allow us to act with urgency. 

As we are at risk of being impacted by being treated hopelessly.
Form: Rhyme

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