Short Iron Lady Poems

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Premium Member Admired By Ladame

La dame de fer looks on
furry tabby cat is enthralled
woman plays mystery sonata

is that a stratavarius? It is!
we are all intrigued and excited
including iron lady


Premium Member Margaret Thatcher


   No-nonsense politician with steely resolve, Margaret Thatcher;
    UK's first woman Prime Minister and "The Iron Lady" catcher

    She won three consecutive terms in her Downing Street seat,
     Pulling off what was then a record-breaking, historical feat.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Margaret Thatcher - the 'Iron Lady'

Politician Margaret Thatcher No man could match her First lady Prime Minister at number ten It had always been a man till then! Clerihew Contest Sponsored by Andrea Dietrich She was nicknamed 'the Iron lady' during her term in office 1/23/19
Form: Clerihew

Mystical Rose

My beautiful mystical rose
From the ashes of defeat you rose
Beauty bestowed lacking flaws
The same iron lady everyone knows
With your slightest move they tremble; your foes
As David with the lion you tear away their jaws
Running away their king bows
Surrendering; retreat he goes
My beautiful mystical rose..
Even at dusk the cock crows
Even at winter the farmer sows
From the ashes of defeat you rose
Beauty bestowed... lacking flaws

Mom

A four lettered word love it is
But do we know it's true essence
It's a pious feeling which breaks all the fence
The love a Mom has is immense

The way she nurtures us in her womb
The smile she gives us in our gloom
She makes our life cheerful and steady
She is our personal iron lady

The best creation of God, sure she is
Her blessings are like infinite rays
She kisses our boobos, she braids our hair
We love you Mamma every single day...
Form: Rhyme


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