Short Monarchy Poems

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


Premium Member Walk On the Winding Way

So walk on
On the winding way
Children of the monarchy
Back to your lives
Back to you living
Peace be from you
So go on be fine
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.


Honoring Liberty

There is no debate,
what we celebrate.
Formation of the state,
never racial hate.

Former colony,
freed from monarchy.
Honoring liberty,
not inhumanity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kings and Queens

Today I thought of roses,
thought of you my dear
royalty – God allows us
other kings and queens
shares of His Monarchy

though a jealous God
first and foremost a lover

Premium Member Garden Monarchy

Reigning on welcoming royal rocks, Twas indeed her most pleasurable duty.. Guarded only by~God’s infinite beauty! 1/272023

Premium Member - Haiku X 318 - strength -

                                             volcanic asphalt
                                        the absolute monarchy - 
                                            nature's rebellion
Form: Haiku


Queenkaos

Queen Chaos
Council of loss
Absent morality
Morbid Dynasty
Monarchy of corrupted rules
all the worlds fools
chasing our tails
we do not notice
we slip through each others fingers.,

Aug. 2014
JRT
Form: List

Premium Member king charles

this king rulès by the people..By paliamentry decree'
Now the country for millenia, has been a Christian 
Majority.. Defender of faiths.? Does he await a great
Change? And is Britain willing to endure untold pain?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Scandal-Ridden Monarchy

Limerick : Once a scandal-ridden Monarchy

Once a scandal-ridden Monarchy
Took to breeding with Tom Dick & Harry
The last Prince with scant blue
Donned the saffron robe true
Thus Millésime House lost lineage Tree.

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Trump Is Hypocrisy In a Democracy

Trump Is Hypocrisy In A Democracy

What you hear out of  Trump is hypocrisy,
While being critical of our dear democracy;
Was revealed,
Things concealed;
He likes living in a monarchy or autocracy.

Jim Horn

Hope everyone understands this one.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

The Darker Side of Camelot

Reigning in his own demise,
the alcoholic stumbles

Falling from the ramparts high,
hard upon the ground

A monarchy of lost regret,
in anger’s shame he crumbles

Trapped inside a broken dream
—heartache’s thorny crown

(Rosemont College: July, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Monarchy

That reigning monarch's hammered earth
decided from my time of birth
God's choosing relevant to girth
could not, the adversary mirth ~

This somber will of God o'er man
encompasses the tiniest strand
as His, my aptitude stays grand
though Soul's alliance ~ trail command!
Form: Rhyme

Ant Way

Where there is sugar
There are ants
During summer days
The ants store much food
During rainy days
The ants sleep and eat
In one long connected line
The ants works in unity
They labor day and night
During war and domination
The ants fight tooth and nail 
For monarchy and victory.

Victory Shall Be Ours

Words, triumphant
In this world,
Refuse to be silent
The voices from
Heaven speak loud
Bare witness to
This seal and
Royal crown
To subdue
The ignorance
Of man and 
Victory shall be ours
Prometheus bring us fire
Long live the King of Cromwell
This great empire and 
Ruler of this monarchy

Premium Member goosestepping is not far off

I would not dare
because free speech is no longer allowed
and I fear Trump's S.S.

we never were a democracy
the electoral college forced us to be a republic
now we are a monarchy; bow down to the king

he is following Hitler's pattern book
separating the country
The goosestepping is not far off

Queen Elizabeth

Queen of jeweled crown, she reigns dignified; 
Undying loyalty, tall prince at her side.
English lavender blooms, her majesty’s tale
Eclipses tragedy, a monarchy hailed. 
Never lost for prim smile, year’s traditions shown;

Elizabeth, with grace, ages on Windsor’s throne.
Form: Acrostic

Freetown

Freedom 
was 
born 
a 
freed 
son 
on 
a 
free 
day 
in 
freetown 
in 
a 
freed 
way, 
that 
is 
why 
there 
is 
demostration 
of 
craze 
in 
a 
freetown. 
Free 
as 
the 
inhale, 
free 
as 
the 
whale. 
Free 
monarchy, 
free 
mercy. 
Free 
as 
freetown 
who 
is 
not 
free, 
but 
under 
decree.

Lacuna

Lacuna

I was born into monarchy 
Where red blood never met
It is opposite counter part

Though the clergy says we
Are one in one image
Yet I doubt its validity

He propounds heaven
Where we will all become equal
While the gap elongates
The red blood works not
Its counter part rests not

Yet we all hope
Unhopefully to become one
Form: Sonnet

Serenity

Say the word
again,
and it is yours.
The plain
is wider than the mind,
consuming every fall.
Surrender breaks like dawning,
like the flowers in the night
that make no claim upon the light.
Just now,
no world may intercede;
you are at rest, 
complete,
and peace proclaims its monarchy
upon a restless valiance.

And say no word at all.
              ~

Don't Cry For Me Lili'uokalani 1838-1917

1849 King Kamehameha of the Kingdom of Hawaii entered into the Treaty of Friendship with the United States 1893 businessmen and sugar planters overthrew the monarchy by forced abdication of Queen Lili'uokalani and United States troops invaded the Hawaiian Kingdom The Restoration Agreement was never implemented Business as usual!
Form: Rhyme

Royal Intermarriage

Power under King and Queens was never supposed to,
Be separation of state I read in the bible somewhere in,
Genesis that the carrier of death was different under Monarchy,
I read some where almost all United Stated Presidency were of,
Some type of Royal blood,
Something even in it's natural selection can not be explained,
Authority and Will of power is not selection by man it,
It's most friend is God Send.

One Flew Over

I knew an old buffoon quite the gloomy poltroon who through a stormy monsoon flew his hot air balloon and among the Walloon and Flemish much to their surprise did not meet his demise but with neither a blot not a jot nor blemish at all on hand in the small 6-Government densely populated parliamentary constitutional monarchy 3-language country of Belgium safely did crash land
Form: Rhyme

Game of Thrones

Lovers then we became strangers
now full blown adversaries
enemies
gladiators armored for destruction.
This is no longer a relationship
it is a ruthless affair
a house of cards
kill zone
minefield 101.
Words sharp than machetes
actions colder than waterboarding
we massacred us
we are locked up in solitary confinement
you the king of North
and this Nubian Monarchy is mine.
To the last Iron and Crown standing
its game on!
Form: Concrete

Dark Like a Restaurant

leave my clothes furled, dear
for I'm not leaving the monarchy
of your delicate rebellion
so close and yet so far
by the weakly-lit windows of your room 

swimming through
the mistletoe fantasies
you're such a dilettante
and your indigo moods
and your oblivious thistle bloom

you'll be my poison 
and I'll be your antidote
for I'm not leaving the barge, not yet
I'm not leaving the Cawdor Lodge 
no matter what
no more
no more

Reigning Queen In Victory

R-eigning queen in victory
E-legantly sits on her throne; 
Y-earning to raise her hand, 
N-ineteenth September morn.
A-scendancy of the queen
L-ets her make so popular; 
I-n control of the kingdom, 
N-ight enjoys the shining star.

M-ost influential queen
A-llows her power to rule; 
N-o enemy can conquer
A-nd neither one can fool.
L-eading all her people secures the whole monarchy; 
O-n guard at all times is the reigning queen in victory.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member T'Challa

T'CHALLA

T'challa
Black Panther
T'challa
King, warrior, hunter
T'challa
Ruler over Wakanda
T'challa
Defender of his African nation
T'challa
Married to X man Storm
T'challa
a Mighty Avenger
T'challa
Royal prince T'challa
Ancestor are calling
Constitution monarchy
UN acknowledging
Sister engineer, inventor Shuri
She too at one time as her brother
T'challa
were African hero...
THE BLACK PANTHER

2/20/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr.   2018©

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