Short Meritocracy Poems
Short Meritocracy Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Meritocracy by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Meritocracy by length and keyword.
BIG HOAX OR FALSE MERITOCRACY
In flashs and dances
all immemse merits drown -
pure vast empty minds....
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Categories:
meritocracy, allusion, analogy, confusion, extended metaphor, perspective,
Form:
Senryu
INCOHERENCE
The rich are getting richer,
the poor are getting poorer...
they call this meritocracy
and they still ask for and win votes...!...
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Categories:
meritocracy, allusion, analogy, conflict, perspective,
Form:
Epigram
Turquoise Hat
If God's divinely polyamorous will
is not a health-optimizing meritocracy,
an economic
and politically cooperative
democracy
of regenerating multicultural wealth
Then may She eat Her post-climatic
degenerating
desecrating
hat....
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Categories:
meritocracy, destiny, god, health, humor, political,
Form:
Political Verse
Sweetest Lie
You may not believe me
But I know it so well
Every lilac tree
Has its own special smell
This I fail to describe
Its expressless to me
Each tree has its own type
Blooming easy and free
There's no equality shared
No familiar democracy
Lilacs fragrances spread
Fugitive meritocracy
Flattering you with the one
Sweetest lie
You are still fair and young
If you give it a try.
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Categories:
meritocracy, beauty, freedom, inspiration, tree,
Form:
Rhyme
Nepotism's Only Kin Deep
Chip off the old block;
It runs in the family.
This all needs to stop
In our meritocracy.
Titles through ages;
A generation’s game.
Lordships by bloodline,
Some things need to change.
Birth won’t denote skill;
It keeps people out.
Mobility’s lost
When money they flout.
James Caan can shove it,
And let workers in.
Nobles move over,
Let our time begin....
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Categories:
meritocracy, anger, career, city, class, community, conflict, confusion,
Form:
Verse