Short Mentalities Poems
Short Mentalities Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Mentalities by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Mentalities by length and keyword.
Primitive mentalities corrupt laws and nations
Destroying hopes and anticipations
Crippling future jubulations
Ushering in our devastation
Why, What are you seeing Mr: Mrs jealousy mentalities?
I prefer not to entertain your backbiting and wavering displeasure.
Jealousy you no longer have influence against all the others.
All Beauty Calls Delight. Every Freeman Grows Heavenward Inspiring Justice, Keeping Lilliputian Mentalities Natal, Ordering Procreation, Qualifying Rare Synthesises Toward Universal Visitations, Wandering Xanadu, Yearning…. Zion.
Math, the realm of life, let's
Multiply all pleasures
Minus entire sorrows
Manage total tie-ups
Measure mentalities
Matrix adventures and
Minimize kindred’s flaws.
Pleiades Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Date: 06/10/2020
Placed : 1st
It's so hard to teach "men" with "********" mentalities
The alphabetic of spiritualities.
That does not mean to give up your hope
One should keep saying it! Simple, it's not to them
They shall keep calling you, myna, parrot, moo or so and so
Please, remember
Few are the members
Many are the numbers jumpers.
We still do not know each other –
you and I.
We live in different parts of the World –
you and I.
We have different destinies and problems,
ideas and hopes,
customs and mentalities of our countries,
you and I.
But both of us are Poets!
You and I!
That is why we should understand and take into our hearts
ideas, feelings and poetry of each other,
you and I.
We build false realities
To keep our mentalities safe
Blame it on God, blame it on luck
Blame it on the sins a human created
Reality is dangerous it pulls our legs from under us
It breaths down my neck with pestilence
So that negativity will be inevitable
The more I learn the more it grows
The realization that I am lost inside my soul
I use to believe God is why I never felt alone
Until I questioned authority and doubted society
My brain has a mind of it's own