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Short Jefferson Poems

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


Good Morning Spring 2k13
Alpine glow atop
Jefferson and Hood alike;
Spring bids good morning....

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Categories: jefferson, beauty, nature, seasons, spring,
Form: Haiku



You Are
To do is to be -Socrates
By Felicia Elizabeth Dawn Jefferson Weaver Jefferson...

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Categories: jefferson, 8th grade, beauty, black love, confidence, courage,
Form: Shape
Maxim
He that does good will continue to do good ..By Felicia Elizabeth Jefferson-Weaver  Jefferson...

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Categories: jefferson, america, best friend, betrayal, destiny, encouraging, forgiveness,
Form: Personification
Old Thomas Jefferson
Old Thomas Jefferson
Thought inventing was fun
But scared of the night
He bottled the light...

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Categories: jefferson, humor,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Means and Ends
President Thomas Jefferson
Penned our Declaration:
   To end unjust Oppression
   The Means are Insurrection...

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Categories: jefferson, america, history, independence day,
Form: Clerihew



Premium Member President Thomas J
The third president in line,Jefferson
democratic and republican
and the third child of ten
high &mighty with his pen...

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Categories: jefferson, america,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Surely Unreality
  The ‘pursuit of happiness’ 
     surely unreality

  Jefferson meant ‘virtue’ ~
     Truth retreats by degrees
...

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Categories: jefferson, happiness, moving on, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Cat Jefferson
My tom cat Jeff was neutered and in that he had no choice

     Now he purrs and meows with a high-pitched falsetto voice!...

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Categories: jefferson, cat, humorous,
Form: Couplet
Thomas Jefferson
Part of: Enlightenment
Gave us: Entitlement
Authored: Independence
Eradicated: Ascendance

Here's to you - founding father Thomas Jefferson...

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Categories: jefferson, history, people
Form: Free verse
Intended Freedoms
Intended Freedoms

Thomas Jefferson
Prepared The Constitution.
Freedom: black and white.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
February 2, 2010

Poetic form:  Haiku...

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Categories: jefferson, people
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Vignette-Been There ,Done That (43 & Counting)
Washington & Adams retired to their lair
Jefferson invented the swivel chair,
Taft went back to the law-
Of late,cashing-in seems the plan
Only Harry ,was a true man...

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Categories: jefferson, people, political
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Bill Clinton
William Jefferson "Bill" Clinton Monica Lewinsky got his attention Remembered not as a politician …. but being found in a compromising position! 05~29~15
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Categories: jefferson, humorous, political, power,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Bill Clinton
Never hid in Jefferson Airplane
Never beat his wife
Never wept on the floor of jail
Never drank his life away
Never ranted on soldiers grave
Never changed his name
Never came back from the dead...

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Categories: jefferson, art, death, drink, evil, funeral, scary,
Form: Free verse
Just Enjoy Fine Feeling
J-ust
E-njoy
F-ine
F-eeling
E-rasing
R-ain
S-o
O-ne
N-ew

D-ay
A-nd
C-lear
A-tmosphere
N-ever
A-bandon 
Y-ou

Topic: Birthday of Jefferson Dacanay (June 28) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: jefferson, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Just Expect Fine Form
J-ust
E-xpect
F-ine
F-orm
E-ndorsing
R-ighteous
S-cribe
O-f
N-ame's

D-esign
A-s
C-reative
A-crostic
N-icely
A-mazes
Y-ou

Topic: Birthday of Jefferson Dacanay (June 28) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: jefferson, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Government Tyranny
Gun ownership is a means of protection against government tyranny.
Lose our 2nd Amendment and kiss goodbye all of our civil liberties.
*
"The strongest reason for the people to retain the right to keep and bare arms is as a last resort to protect themselves against tyranny in government."
- Thomas Jefferson...

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Categories: jefferson, political,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member George and Florence
George Jefferson 
Was his mother’s son
He bought a cleaners; got rich
Settled in the east side, found his niche


Florence Johnson 
Didn't hail from Wisconsin 
Was a no-nonsense taking maid
Sometimes her chores were delayed 







* Comedy Tv Show: The Jeffersons

09/28/2021
Contest: Clerihew 2
Sponsor: Joseph May...

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© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jefferson, humor,
Form: Clerihew
This Is Just a List of Sitcom Characters
Florida Evans
Ethel Mertz
Theodore Huxtable
Michael Scott
Mary Albright
Bob Vance 
Dr. Johnny Fever
George Jefferson
Esther Anderson
Mayor Quimby
J.J. Evans 
Lily Aldrin
Lisa Douglas
Gloria Stivic
Uncle Fester
Oliver Wendell Douglas
Arnold Ziffel
Archie Bunker
Gomez Addams
Baldrick
Gomer Pyle
Lord Percy Percy
Grady Wilson
Wally Cleaver...

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Categories: jefferson, allah,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Premium Member Freedom
My freedom is mine
To do what I I want
To sail on drunken waters
With souls you can't measure. 
My freedom is mine
To take Jefferson to task
For every slave he never freed, and 
Impregnated, holy, holy, holy father.
My freedom is mine to take
And give any lost memory, 
Feigning love,
Justifying faith,
Or simply jousting my way
Into sleepful wakes....

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Categories: jefferson, drink, ocean,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mt Rushmore from the Back
From the front the old stodgy men look almost okay
How do they look down by Canadian way?
I am talking about the Mount Rushmore four.
Washington, Jefferson, Abe and Theodore.

Can you imagine if they had been carved in three-D?
Which one would your eyes want to look over and see?
I am talking about the backside, their petootsies you know.
Can you imagine the sight from the tourists down below?...

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Categories: jefferson, usa,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mount Rushmore
Off to Mount Rushmore
To see the presidents:
Washington, Jefferson,
Lincoln, and Roosevelt,
Men of enormous stature
In the land of The Lakota,
Keystone, South Dakota
Fourteen years undertaking
Borglum’s work breathtaking,
With sixty-foot-high faces
Carved into granite outcrop,
One of our country’s
Most celebrated places.

written August 15, 2021

Featured on All Poetry's Front Page
September 28, 2021...

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Categories: jefferson, memorial, mountains, presidents day, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Fish
Fish
A fish that swims on the oceans floor
To catch a fish will happen no more
Swish Swish gone away to another place
Oh! come back this day
I have an open space
On this peer with my crab net 
And with my rod I’ll stay.
Another thought to say 
But a fish that swims on the oceans floor
I will be there this time 
To catch a fish off the shore 

               By Felicia Elizabeth Dawn Jefferson-Weaver  Jefferson...

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Categories: jefferson, anxiety, assonance, best friend, christian, death, heartbroken,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member In Spirit
In Spirit Haiku all Americans story tellers dream catchers~ drum circle homage
Other First in war—First in peace -George Washington A divine inspired Declaration -Thomas Jefferson National Parks—Bold Conservation -Theodore Roosevelt Emancipation—fight doesn't sease -Abraham Lincoln For Presidents Day Written 2/21/22...

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© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: jefferson, appreciation, presidents day,
Form: Haiku
Behind the Wallmart
on rolling hills they were laid
given a tomb stone and honored grave
up right and at attention
all standing in formation
on peaceful and silent hills 
they laid
in rows, government issued graves
a place to stay until Resurrection Day
a place with a Name, on visitors day
a place to put flowers
or drop tears on a grave
they lie there waiting, still serving
as hero's are laid
on the rolling hills of Jefferson Barracks
cemetery they lay...

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Categories: jefferson, death, devotion, holiday, inspirational, lost love, son,
Form: Free verse
Behind the Walmart (Repost In Honor of Edward M. Kennedy)
on rolling hills they were laid
given a tomb stone and honored grave
up right and at attention
all standing in formation
on peaceful and silent hills 
they laid
in rows, government issued graves
a place to stay until Resurrection Day
a place with a Name, on visitors day
a place to put flowers
or drop tears on a grave
they lie there waiting, still serving
as hero's are laid
on the rolling hills of Jefferson Barracks
cemetery they lay...

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Categories: jefferson, devotion
Form: Light Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things