Short Objecting Poems

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


Leave Me Alone

Ripping the air
in shreds between us
the curve of your ass
couldn't be found in molten glass dribbles
objecting to breathing
Velcro lips
bone on hip
fingers slipped
on a strippened tongue
sandpaper groan
don't go don't...


Premium Member An Elliptical Trainer

Someone over 200 pounds, start at the lowest setting On an Elliptical Trainer can burn 400 calories, that's bed wetting! Says the brochure Gonna buy one for sure Soon be a trim senior if my ticker doesn't start objecting
fun
Form: Limerick

Senryu

Senryu 
 A cynical person
Protects his soppy heart
From mawkishness

 Senryu
A lurid nightmare
Is an extension of a day
That went ing bad 


Senryu
                      They say he is rude
When objecting against old age
They expect poise
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Elliptical Trainer

Someone over 200 pounds, for 30 minutes at the lowest setting On an Elliptical Trainer can burn 400+ calories, that's bed wetting! Says the brochure Gonna buy one for sure Soon be a slim trim senior, if my ticker doesn't start objecting
Form: Limerick

Thee

Thee

A brother came, doomed earthling.
Fulfilling God's heavenly inspiration.
Jesus kindly loved mankind.
Never objecting, prayerfully quieting.
Then, on Calvary, He gave all for thee… and me.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
    January 17, 2010

Poetic form: ABC
Form: ABC


Premium Member Acidic Tongues

Acidic Tongues Written: by Tom Wright 6/11/2018 It’s easy to stand on the fringes and complain, While vehemently objecting to another’s view; A dissenter casting stones at things of disdain, Destroys no quicker than our acidic tongues do; “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone;” John 8:7
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Acidic Tongues Said, Stone Her

Acidic Tongues Said, Stone Her Written: by Miracle Man 6/11/2018 It’s easy to stand on the fringes and complain, While vehemently objecting to another’s view; A dissenter casting stones at things of disdain, Destroys no quicker than our acidic tongues do; “Let him who is without sin cast the first stone;” John 8:7
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Hip Hop Won'T Die

some days I'm neither decisive nor constant still in mid step advancing parallel combining 
 due stress pre-tense in depth, feign fair, fair is not love nor hate,objecting 
 lines turning war torn due reputations proceeding by stride and sweat pourn ,
 but the clocks  harder at  self gaining advantage and foolish lost to 
 insincerity,  caused by quotes barley  examples of thought misunderstood .
Form: ABC

Hand To Hand

I hate others,
That are objecting me. 
I love others,
That are encouraging me.
Who can alter me?
If I don’t accept any device,
I like to tease others,
But always I love to my like,
Dislikes, I always mind,
I amn’t different,
I do as you do,
My mankind is yours 
And yours mankind is mine,
Then what’s my weep,
We are traveling in a same boat.
You scratch me, I shall scratch you. 
Nobody a third can ruin us.
Form: Verse

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace