Short Occupy Poems

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


Earth and Heaven

Earth and Heaven comprise one life
Adjoining rooms Eternity occupy.
With no partition to speak of.
No interim suggesting we die.
Form: Rhyme


Image In Soul When Enters

vice and virtue's face
                                  image in soul when enters 
                                        fight to occupy
Form: Monoku

Said the Guru Saying :131

Said the Guru Saying :131

Truth is confronting, it can set you ablaze.
Corrode your deliverance,
and force anger to occupy you.
©Al Juman 5/9/1998
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Premium Member INVITE HOPE

A message of hope from Maya Angelou…
I bring to you this day…
She said:
Hope and fear cannot occupy the same space…
So why not invite hope to stay.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tea Time

Look, London ladies, buff your speech
Mind your soiled plantation fingers
Nary a trace of our old worlds
Occupy their halls royally
Porcelain cups poised on pinkies


Latenight No6

Missile in all the world;
Occupy the sky,
stream out steam out
the back
and don't apologize
don't recycle
don't waste time
don't feel anything
but the fuel in your guts
*hiss*

This Is My Hell

This is my Hell
Frigid and frozen
No furnaces to light my way
A dark, drab den
One half of this lonely loveseat
I occupy incessantly
Join me for a jump into this
Quiet quarantine
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Premium Member Within Me

amazement
      alliterates
          the opaque,
too often
            absent,
yet 
    traces
             remain
to occupy
to exact
to elevate..
a readymade
collage..within
Form: Bio

My Mind Does Occupy

Occupies My Mind

Many things in my mind it occupies;
Like cries from all of the Trump lies;
Constantly worrying,
While I am hurrying,
And America sure was not very wise.

Jim Horn
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Form:

Premium Member Stroking My Goatee

Retirement ain't all it's cracked up to be Finding things to occupy my mind is key Like chasing young fillies Plying them with lilies And watch them melt and stroke my goatee
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mystified

There's a bright yellow ball up in the sky Can someone help me, I'm quite mystified Is it an alien planet With further advancement Contacting us with hopes our planet to occupy?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Tonight

We breathe
we sweat
we work hard sometimes
and sometimes we sleep.

We want
we need
we demand against all odds.

We love our children
and our parents
and our siblings
and we just want

love back.


occupy

Occupy Yourself

Occupy yourself 
And exercise your mind 
Fill your world with knowledge 
Create your own sunshine 
Be willing to learn more 
Continue to get ahead 
Do not waste precious time 
Go for that gold instead

Continue To Educate Yourself

Continue to educate yourself 
Never stop learning 
Make valuable use of opportunity 
In order for understanding 
The world is an open book 
As you forge ahead 
Occupy your time wisely 
Enrich your mind instead

Struggle with Sadness and Suffer with Pain

struggle with sadness
having to suffer with pain
nowhere left to go

what you need to start do
for you to write many poems
occupy your mind

will have a great time
know what are able to do
find a reason why
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Blue Month

September, sands cool.
Ghosts occupy lifeguard nests.
Blue parents waiting for 
blue school buses....
carrying blue-brained children
led into blue-tongued lizard pits 
by blue cell phone mist.
September, sands cool-

Chambers of My Heart

You occupy all four
Your love is the donor
You‘re my heartbeat therefore

Your love trauma
My induced coma 
A heart transplant, no time sooner

My healthier flora
My rhythm, my drummer
Your beat in me forevermore

Premium Member Occupy

Open your eyes.
Open your ears.
Try for just tomorrow to set aside
the prejudices you don't believe you have.

99% is a big number
Consensus is a neat process
It takes ALL of us being awake and active
to make a difference.
Form:

Currency Change

Money gets switched up
Money lingers in idle state treasuries

Causing character flaws in bought elections
Causing citizens to occupy to a No Where

Money is a cause to an effect
Money affects a World to be had

Stale-mate.
© Cj Johnson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Depression

The bleak smiles
 
Endless cries
 
Days on end
 
With nothing left but lies
 
Voices occupy my mind
 
Trying hard to keep them confined
 
Infinite sadness
 
Infinite pain
 
This is how I spend my days
 
-m.b
© M. B.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Occupy Yourself Always

Occupy yourself always 
Keep that brain ticking 
Enrich your world academically 
There is always room for learning 
Edify your mind 
Make your visions sharper 
Continue to make progress 
So you can achieve even further

Acquire a New Skill

Acquire a new skill
Do not waste valuable time 
Broaden your knowledge 
Remember, it is all in the mind
Continue to occupy yourself 
Visualize being a success 
Just put your heart into everything 
And give it your best

Rite of Spring

Sun's beams with ardent fervor gleam
Showers caress winter's fallow domain 
Sprouting flowers their silty dander stream
Squawking squirrels, sparring birds occupy fertile terrain
Spring's revitalized chorus echoes a new refrain

Premium Member Design Of Desolation


All the broken dreams occupy
the space between the slices of soul,
where the frail feelings are frozen,
configuring the design of desolation 
with the splinters of shapeless desire,
flying away to nothingness in a silent way.

Only You

Only you can occupy
That special place within my heart
You have been alone in there
Right from the very start

You will never be evicted
That would cause me great distress
For you will always be my love
The reason for my happiness
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