Short Iron Will Poems

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Premium Member Iron Sockets

ask for steel
iron will be there 
like an old socket 
new socket
brand new
getting used to 
a God granted 
steel socket


Her and the World

A broken angel
In a world undeserved
The iron will gone
Lost to the world 

Saw the light
An ethereal sight 
Standing against the world 
The golden wings will rise again

Stolen

A withered hand,his body frail 

Where once formidable strength

had been,

He still had a cast iron will,

but there was so much 

that stroke had stolen 

By: J.N.R Dutton
Form: Rhyme

Hunting Daffodils

Along the path I walk,
With a mighty iron will,
Hoping amongst all hope,
To find a golden daffodil.

Although it may be early,
I fiercly hope and pray,
That little flower I love so much,
Will appear today!
Form: Rhyme

Untitled

Terror unending 
Bliss unendured 
Iron will unbending 
Love unsecured 
If God be willing 
Truth will be found 
In some bird's bright trilling 
In some bell-like sound 
And if walls should crumble 
And towers should fall 
My heart will be found 
Buried under it all
Form: Rhyme


Exploding and Unloading

Exploding and Unloading

Ergonomics and energy are exploding,
And are all situated for an unloading;
Will occur,
Can endure,
While iron will be eroding and corroding.

James Serious Mysterious Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet

Inspired by Bill Nye Science Guy
and his book, "Undeniable."
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Poppies Laugh Louder In a Wet Garden

Furnances, cast-iron, will wrought a deadly terrain;
The mulling of our spirit has
Juggled words of gods out of our mouths
While we hide like moths, 
Thus life begins an affair with a new universe
Where furnances are allowed 
To crawl the garden grounds 
as our hearts watch
Aflame with plummage.

Premium Member Still Born

Pride wiil not share or ever hide
We drink it young in mother's milk
And eats within and lives a lie,
'Neath a stubborn mask of iron will;
It admits no wrong or mistake,
Heeds no advice an with ill grace
Pretends excuse with sacrifice;
This fragile skin,false covering
Insecurity's low self worth,
Dies its death,orphaned and alone.

Arithmetic

The day was killed 
diving in the books.
A lamb was dyed to
please the race.

You gambled for water
huddled in eyes.
I wanted to scatter the pearls
on cheeks.

Drenched in gasoline you
tried to send the message.
A flame was ready to
light the dark.

Margarine had the lustre
but was not a gold.
A red hot iron will
tell you the same.


Satish Verma
Form: ABC

Day of Reckoning

One summer hot, 
clear day,
It was time to deal with dirty laundry.
In silence,
with a countenance of stone,
unrevealing deep emotions,
things of necessity were done.
She hung bleached-white sheets 
out on the line to dry,
then, turning to him,
her iron will broke,
storm clouds rose,
her eyes accused,
yet, all she could say was;
“Don’t leave.”

The Battle

Here we go men! Into the valiant fight!
Where men become men and cowards flee our sight!

Iron will clang and feet will race;
As bullets are thrown at a frightening pace!

Men will be thrown and cries will be heard –
As we fly our way through the smoke like a bird.

But in the end we shall acquire our victory;
And together we’ll go down in the great epic of history!
© Josh Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

A Bacon Roll Oh My I Cant Resist

Sizzling bacon on grill
Aroma is mouth watering
Forget about that iron will
Think of it without drooling

Smell the wonderful fresh roll
spread with butter what a treat
Waistline may take its toll
But the  pleasure you cant beat

Fresh buttered roll, filled with bacon 
Brown sauce as well oh yummy
Some people like an egg within
Anticipation is a rumbling tummy

Eat and Enjoy
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dedication

Dedication 


Perseverance of the intense bees;
and iron-will of the frisky spider,
Tiny self disciplined ants queue up;
ascend cliffs in endeavour,
Subtle Moth embraces flame;
while robust win the muscle game,

Passion at borders sets ablaze; 
high heaps of enemies at the gate,
Dedicated heroes of war return;
as twenty-one cannons decorate.


Written Feb 21, 2018
By Dr. Upma A. Sharma, India
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pumping Iron Access

Prepare
Stretch
Then lift
Dumbells and Barbells
Up and Down
Focus and Concentrate
Let a Personal Trainer illustrate
Pain and Gain
Results will show and remain
The mirror will show the proof through the efforts
Your clothes might become loose
Body Chemistry in effect
The better you
Exercise in follow through
This is what pumping iron is all about
You probably doubt
Pumping iron will work it out.

Brother Acrostic

BROTHER JACK

Just and passionate 
A true outdoorsman year around
Cannot change his iron will—it’s like a force of nature
Kinsmen treasure his stalwart company and joy of cooking

Big man with grace in strength
Roars the engine when he waits too long
Only reads in the dead of night
Takes kids out to ski without a grumble
Holds a glass each day to toast the dusk
Escapes the winter to fish the Gulf Coast
Rigs up shelters for wandering bluebirds
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Within Her Eyes

Within her eyes, I see myself there
That youthful self with golden hair
Strong and ambitious and oh so young
Climbing my ladder rung by rung

The funny thing is I see her too
That image of perfection I did woo
Yet these eyes they see her still
Spirited and lovely with iron will

The years can't fade the love we cherish
A flower suspended that never can perish
I love this woman, I share with you my truth
We ride waves of forever and eternal youth.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member We Had No Aspirations Now

I am like an oak, she had often told us.
I will never bend to anyone’s will, especially not his.
He was her captor, so she decided to bend.
Like a willow, to survive.
By the time she was finished
she was a dandelion, and all of her determined pieces had blown away.
What was left standing was not powerful enough for tea.
The oak with the iron will was no more.
The rest of us had been mere acorns.
We had no aspirations now
except to survive our captors.

The Feast

oligarchy reigns supreme
enslaves the masses poor
the corpses queue in single file
by score and score and score
Gehennas gates of tyranny
scream and bark again
And once inside the truth revealed
 the iron will not bend
the Monarchs and the Kings, rotund
gather for the feast
and glut themselves upon the flesh
of the burden bearing beasts
Satiated, smiling
they lick their digits clean
and pizzle whip thier concubines
their slaves and diamond queans
Form:

Beating of the Heart

Whammer, jammer, ball peen hammer
angry clamor, makes me stammer
outside, inside, up and down
fake a smile and make a frown
ram it, lam it, ding dong damn it
jamb the door and loudly slam it
beat it hard and beat it fast
beat it like it like you beat the past
rip it, screw it, get down to it
bite it, chew it, tear right through it
leave it bleeding, leave it there
on the floor without a care
beating slow, but beating still
my feeble heart, my iron will
Form: Rhyme

Rasputin

A mysterious guy  
who was devilishly gifted  
wore a healer's dress  
like a clergyman
kind of wolf in sheep's clothing  
but his eyes bared another ego
 
he crept into women's hearts  
and strangled their resistance
with fervent thrusts
untill the souls were slashed
a cemetry of trophies  
he bent men's iron will
and got what he wanted  
and finally his manhood  
made the queen whisper  
his wishes to her husband
 
he changed the course of  
country's destiny.

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