Short Juveniles Poems

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


Premium Member sweet boy asleep in the field

sweet boy asleep in the field….his murderers
juveniles of hatred

god grieves everywhere they are….death
lingers tears of justice doesn’t fade
Form: Monoku


Aiding Both Cultures

Adolescent boys captured, distressed 
eagerly fighting, getting hounded. 
‘Innocent’ Juveniles Knifing Lone Mothers.
Nervous Old People Question 
Rights Set Towards Underage 
Villains. Wanting x-rays, youths zap
Form: ABC

Young Still Learn

Above battered caskets, demons engulfed. For grievances haven’t interlocked juveniles. Karma locking many naysayers, occupying persistence. Quietly remembering silence throughout universal vectors without xany youngish zorroants.
Form: ABC

Premium Member A Nurse Remembered

Angelic, Benevolent, Caregiver
Determined, Energetic, Friendly
Generously Helped Indigenous Juveniles
Kindhearted, Loving, Merciful        
Nursed Older Patients
Quintessential, Remarkable, Samaritan
Tremendous,Unending, Vigor
Wholeheartedly Xenial 
Youthfully Zealous

Today

Looking up to God
trying to explain that life is hard
 His vision was lost within the translation
even He can't see the light
 Life goes on without pause
nobody understands the cause
 Juveniles carrying sawed offs
it seems humanity is lost
 Corporate monopolies 
crippling the economy
 Legal systems have become a failure
giving more time than people lived
 Creating second class citizens
building upon the poor
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Sri Lankan Elephants

Sri Lankan Elephants are listed as, endangered
and are the largest and darkest, of the Asian elephants
Herds have nursing units, with lactating females and young
and they have juvenile units, containing females and juveniles

Sri Lankan Elephants, are been pushed into smaller areas
because of deforestation, that disturbs their migrating routes
Human-elephant conflicts, results in human and elephant deaths 
because the humans need of greed, is only for human grassroots
Form: Rhyme

Ancestral Visit

Ancestral Visit

Floating the tar
Whirlwinds roar afar
Leaving in its wake
Dusts to their fate

Our ancestors are come
From a beyond, formless
A turn to left and right
Scolding juveniles at night

The stones begin to roar
As frights take to soar
Like flowers will shrink
All faces would shriek

Pray, mercy we ask
Burden not such a task
On generations behind
Ruler ship of the blind

War for preservation
Your heirs race extinction
Dangers siege the homestead
Grant nothing else instead.

Lost, In The Velvet Of Your Heart



Quote: Lost in the velvet of your heart I am 
none else but, your Valentine ! 

Finding my way back to the days when you and I were  young
I flip back the pages of our youth and smile  
Two wide eyes juveniles meeting at the altar of love
ready to meet each other soul to soul ...
Enraptured in this moment of sweet remembrance 
I recall the young man I once married.   
Always by my side he never tarried 
and when it came to loving me, 
he was always right on time..

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