Short Marauding Poems

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


Premium Member monzstir

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              me

             mine
              my marauding monz

            mostly 
          morningz

   maybe midnights 
             mm


Premium Member Meeting a Daisy

You are perky
Pleasant, pleasing
Your personality is plentiful

Finding you is like finding a small sun
in a meadow, meandering and marauding
Your personality pleases me

Hello daisy,
have a marvelous day my friend
I hope to see you tomorrow!

A New Kind of Poet

A new kind of poet,
Rebaked and remoulded,
Penning by dreaming,
Prophetic nib,
Cautiously articulate
By visionary inspiration.
A new kind of poet,
Unrestrained by marauding lips.
A new kind of poet with 
Unremitting thought.



BY: CHARLES MELODY (LIGHTNING INK).
Form: List

Defeat

DEFEAT

Out of the waves they come.
Helmeted army of crabs
Trundle over the perfect pools 
Of starfish and periwinkle,
Murking up the sandy bottom
Of their foxholes, 
Armoured claws testing each mollusk for food,
Sidling up to my toes
In marauding hunger.
I retreat  inland,
Allowing them their beachhead.

Premium Member A Neighbor’s Spite

Gone are the great cats and bears
Gone are the terrifying snakes and boars
Gone are the ravaging marauding hoards
And in their place spiteful neighbors
Stir up their troubles
In their desire to be right and righteous
Blissful in their ignorance
That they are none other 
Than the other they despise.

(3/2/26)
Form: Narrative


Premium Member Do the Right Thing

create 
                            discover, invent 
              building, generating, conceiving, 
construction, manufacture, damage, demolition 
          devastating, marauding, decimating, 
                       obliterate, annihilate 
                                   destroy



Date posted: 07/28/2021
Form: Diamante

Premium Member Ashes Bashes Clashes Dashes

eager exotic eyelashes
doubly dilly dots and dashes
quixotic crazy slashes
friendly farm ashes
wild window splashes
breakneck barley bashes
goodly gnarly gnashes
heavenly hopeful hashes
slick satin like slashes
meandering and marauding mashes
creative corny clashes
boots improvising as goulashes
eager exotic eyelashes
Form: Monorhyme

Art Monger

Art monger

 Art monger appearance,
 A displayed suit, a tie and a Bowler hat,
 Needn't for a longer rope;
 Tied tie to a pole,
 Like Grandma marauding goat,
 Wondering like 'esiewu,' of gathering muse
 Who is to be slaughter next?
 A frightful goat fall to the ground throwing tantrum,
 Tie squeezed tighter in bandit suit
 Knocked together with thousand sack.
Form:

Premium Member Romantic - Acrostic

Resurrected love

Overpowers the pagan lusts,

Mitigates marauding insatiability,

Arousing within the valiant vixen

Nocturnal nuances to trap the moon,

Titillating a horizons distant need

Inciting the oarsmen in orgasmic rhythm

Cloth rippling in passion’s wind.


©2/16/2018

submitted to - Romantic-Acrostic – Poetry Contest
sponsor – John Hamilton
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Dear Little Bird

Dear bird you sing with such good cheer
Though danger’s always lurking near.
Marauding cat, a hawk, a storm
Could bring your little ones to harm.

You know that God will mark your fall.
He is presiding over all.
You’ve turned your worries over to
The one who has created you.

I pray that I can have such trust,
Remember God is always just
And  like you, I’ll turn off my fear,
Sing praise to God for staying near.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Cockerel

        Strutting a glowing plumage;
.        The cockerel stood akimbo,
     Lord of the manor, realm in view,
          All the hens rambunctious,
       As unease pervades the realm,
          Skirmishes here and there.
                   Lo, above the sky
          A marauding crow, swooping,
           Swooping and picking a hen,
            In the realm of the cockerel,
.      For a meal, a meal fit for a crow.

Sacrifice

Sacrifice Sacrificial solitudes traumatically trapped thru out time Sabotaged souls subservient to the Necronomicon night A selfless surrender sanctioned with a calamitous climb Penal punitive pondering of the marauding mind's abyss A slave seducing deviation from the mantra morals amiss For infinities infraction the absorption of a stigmatic smite. March.28.2018 Rhyme Time 1 Sponsored by: Laura Loo
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Civil Twilight

As darkness calls
teases, tempts
taunts curiosity
the daft succumb
to the dimming light
exhale the hubris of humanity
disguise the shadows of history
mock the presence of a past
resist the changes of the light
abhorrent in its fading lies
marauding mimes in motionless array
thoughtless within self made boxes
paw at invisible restraints
drawn into a darkness yet to come.


©2/25/2019

Pick A Title – Free Verse Poetry Contest
Civil Twilight
Edward Ibeh - sponsor

Ars Poetica

A poem is like the ripples in a pond,
As the muted sound.

Like the reflection of the sun on an aluminum foil,
As the muddy soil.

Like a rain drop,
Dry as the desert crop.

Like the myriad colors in a shaft of light,
As the imagination takes flight.

Motionless like the shifting sand,
As a marauding band.

Like the glimpse of a familiar face in a milling crowd, 
As the flash of lightning in a foreboding cloud.

It should grab you like a snare
As a shooting flare!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Greased Lightning

Saltcoats born,Saltcoats bred
His darts left many a defender for dead
Had he not been flagged so often for offside
His haul of goals would have sky-highed
His quick reflexes the eye deceived
Leaving linesmen blind to his onside speed
This was a Lisbon Lion with a cheetah's pace
Forcing defenders to foul rather than  chase
Faster by far than any other
He caused defences all sorts of bother
Let us recall with affection  wee Bobby Lennox
To opposing teams always a marauding  menace.
Form: Rhyme

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