Short Inculcate Poems
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the kindness
the goodness you inculcate
- they surplus
you're a young brave woman, my Éponine,
your petty crimes made you no fault
it was your parents that leads you to
you deserve more the love
you've been giving his
you are selfless
Rest now, little lady
Up there you'd see the Love
the earth oppressed You
Categories:
inculcate, dark, death of a friend,
Form:
Elegy
Say no to corruption,
May it be a transition!
Stay eco-friendly,
Make it intently!
Vanquish poverty,
Vindicate prosperity!
Integrity in words,
Hospitality in hearts!
Cognizance of calibre,
Counter to briber!
Industrial development,
Immense employment!
Induce space mission,
Inculcate transmission!
Sedentary is mortality,
Make farming a necessity!
Snatch your rights,
Use them wise!
Oblige to carve new India, Our true India!
Categories:
inculcate, 11th grade,
Form:
Rhyme
Oh, to preach, to pontificate
Seize the “bully” pulpit
Bask in the reverberations
Of your own voice
Mock the sanctity of silence
To expound on the simplicity
Of the impossibly attainable
Berate the questioners
Expound on humility
In stained glass superiority
To infiltrate the openness
Of childlike minds
Inculcate the innocence
With tainted seed
Oh, rave on
You echo-chambered ego
Your bellicose denials
Deny their truth
John G. Lawless
©6/27/2023
Categories:
inculcate, abuse, power, religion,
Form:
Free verse
Mother
A person who gives life to an individual.
A person who gives her unconditional love.
A person who cares and nurtures with her soft heart.
A person who sings lullabies for her child.
A person who holds hand to make the child walk every step
A person who plays like a child when there is no one to play.
A person who corrects and punishes to inculcate values in life.
A person who always stands in sorrow and happiness.
A gift that God has send as a prized possession.
Categories:
inculcate, motherchild,
Form:
Free verse