Short Infanticide Poems

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


Infanticide of a Girl

Girl born hinterland

                          Distraught father relatives

                          Fed a potion turns blue
Form: Haiku


Words of a Soldier

Here is a war, fighting
		              Fighting those i dont know
		            Stabbing, shooting, strangling
	                        	all without care
	                       	Infanticide, i dont care 
		       Rest in peace infant, was all i know.
Form: Elegy

Birth of Venus

She stood in her pink shell
Hands covering her breast
She looks down shyly
She is a virgin, a woman, a lover 
A doting wife and sweet mother
Birth of Venus 
Treat her with respect
Lest she clams up and returns to the sea
Say no to RAPE, ABUSE and FEMALE INFANTICIDE
Form: Ekphrasis

Infanticide

This final fantasy is hard to play
When you choose to run away
Do I love you?
It's hard to say
Luckily I know which way to turn
When our love comes to a burn
You tend to hide away
In the fray of losing control
When I bow my head to pray
This final fantasy rips me in two
Heartbreaks & lies leave me beaten & battered
On the outskirts of town
Counting down the memories
Till only a phantom remains
Lost within the fantasy.
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Hoodwink

To dwell in past of fate,
where sorrow and pain predominantly coexist as fortune of bitterness.
To leap on is to beg death for his sting 
To leap back is to kill those precious
To leap right is to anguish with pain
To leap left is to cast arrows of misfortune
Where has this war led us into?
Crafting wickedness with joy
Infanticide with smile
Toxic environment for peace
Let our doomsday begin
Curse to us all.
           ST KELVIN
           LOLY BAZTAD
Form: Elegy


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