Short Oppress Poems

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Stress

My mind with so much stress
My body so restless
I need to suppress
I have to oppress
I can not regress
I must progress
To take away this stress
Form: Rhyme


Political Correctness

As always 
The tyrant 
Wants to silence and oppress
By whatever means, 
Even political correctness. 


        W.A CHOLT.  Copyright Fergal O Reilly. 2018
© W.A. Cholt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Resonate Beating Hearts'

move the wreath from your heart
remember
allow the breath
of still the oppress to resonate 
beating hearts


8/12/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. ©

Monsanto

Monsters lurk in 
Open fields.
Neo demons,
Subhuman lifeforms, 
Agents of Amon roam the earth.
Near me they come.
Test me they do.
Oppress me..however..never..they will.
Form: Acrostic

Book Is Not Enough

All books can drain earthen's  faith; getting hook in just knowledege. Learning must not oppress principles' quest, recoiling set times under vulnerable wealths. X-ray Your zeal!
Form: ABC


Free Mind

Free mind
Free your self 
In a free world 

Open your heart 
In a free world

Let your mind 
Be not oppress
In a free world

Despite the ups 
And down in 
A free world 
Be a free soul 
In all your clouds
Of struggles
Form: Epic

Omen

OMEN
O’er wintry land bare trees now sway
On wing above, black birds traverse
Occluded skies of baleful grey
Outspreading wings impart a curse 
Omen of darkest consequence
Outcomes perceived by prescient sense
Oppress the spirit, damn the day
Form: Verse

Stressed

Serious labour,    we get boreD
Though the task, burdensomE
Real struggle...  they  oppresS
Enlivened thus,  our  progresS
Soon,  with us  they'll  jubilatE
Sure  now,   theirs  the poweR
Eventual  desserts, we  awaiT
Delectation  upon  the  stresS
Form: Acrostic

Lifeless Hiring Centers

Lifeless hiring centers
look upon papers and not people
Hated for not having a coin,
who you are is ignored. 
Your family hates you for being poor
rather than loving who you are.
The soul despised society does oppress.

People's eyes blinded by greed does bind them in endless slavery.

Freedom of Speech

Freedom of speech is not what we want to hear
Freedom of speech is harsh criticism we bear
Let the critics speak without fear
Freedom of speech is the fundamental principle of expression
Let's not oppress speakers by giving them concession.
Note. Abusive language is inappropriate.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Zen mode

they surround us, those who seek to oppress 
we judge no one but do not trauma bond
as bliss magnetism deepens its ingress
we watch the magic as God waves His wand
it is not us but God Who does respond 
life as impulsed continues to roll on
as for us, we are breath by breath reborn

Happiness is a choice

When it comes to peace
Know who and what enters your heart
We are strive for tranquility
Yet sometimes life can tear us apart
Know that life can at times oppress us
I'n your soul you have to find the courage to be strong
Happiness is always a choice we can make
One that will never steer us wrong
Form: Rhyme

Haikus To Iran

In Iran they march
"Where" they ask "is my vote gone?"
Answered by truncheon

God, Allah, they call
In His name, holy, oppress
Gods weakest children

Other news shall show
Western television screens
But we wont forget

Hundreds dead now
We only know one name, one face
A prayer for them say
Form: Haiku

Restless Romantic

It’s a hunger for you
One you can’t satisfy
You settle down
Then you wonder why

Tie one down
Then on to the next
With little mind
To those you oppress

But without runners
There is no race
No way for you
To taste the chase

With your sly tongue
And your foolish smile
Recruiting isn’t hard
But you’ll bore after a while
Form: Bio

Incubus

I cast you out
seduction of darkness
my heart shall remain mine.
My soul you shall not oppress.
In my beauty I shall shine.

You were born from darkness
but there purity in you, 
I like to hope the likeliness 
that your light would shine through.

Your heart is my anchor
your love is my sin.
My battle within.

Premium Member Over One

One over two
Haven’t got a cloo
That I am patient
Over latent
Casualty under
None blunder
Keeping asunder
One’s number
Thankless worry
Timeless tarry
I hate words
That completes hordes
Of desperation
Of destruction
Can’t oppress
The goddess
Perfect gold
Over the hold
Dynamic carry
Soft faire
One’s greater than infinity

Russell Sivey
Form: Rhyme

My Nation

My nation is Satan’s shadow
So my life is full of sorrow.

They quench love’s thirst of the good ones by poison
They are extremely cruel and lack vision.

They do all the bad works in God’s name
The curse of the good ones follows them.

They have gone astray there’s no doubt about it
Cause they oppress the good ones to meet their greed.
Form: Rhyme

Globalization

you can travel the world and meet new people
Praying in different churches and see the steeple
learning from each other

Globalization where you can spread democracy
but have the audacity 
oppress the weaker
The leader is the later
Where the poor gets poorer
Where the rich gets richer
want a change but cannot look in the mirror.

Premium Member Whispers by the Winter Lake

The snowy eve’s bearded rain fell
Voluminous e’er the winds swell
From thine tresses shook each clinging flake
As we walk beside the icy lake
Mittens betwixt borrowing hands
Rosen cheeks baring golden strands
A gentle sweep and light caress
Though our free hearts we both oppress
The hallowed moon bids me confess
My love for you.

Premium Member Anonymous

Anonymity is a writer's right
Neither confess but remain out of sight
Oppress persecution before it arrives
Nurture decent in secret disguise
You may have the truth about the lies
Mine secretly what men dispise
Obscurity from wonton eyes
Undermine but not represent
Secretly love without consent
Liberate without signing on
Yield not to waiting scorn.
Form: ABC

Queen of Pain and Stress

Queen of pain and stress
  Born to hurt and oppress
   Loathe, hate and despise 
     Always ready to demonize 
      Whatever you say or do 
        Will be used against you 
          To whip day and night 
           With no means to defend or fight
              No right for mercy 
                For you are judged by hearsay.

May 24th 2022
Form: Rhyme

Dishonesty

Into all the truth you bathe in, lovers, 
Will drip the tiniest drop of deceit; 

Whether it be just small dark water that dissolves 
Neutralised 
In the Crystal stream, 

Whether it be venom that turns the 
Pure flow sour and shows up your one blue 
Vein of deception, 

Only time will tell, and that time, 
Believe me, 
Can oppress as much as lies.
© Paul James  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Yehovah El Olam

You are Yehovah God the Eternal.
What You were You will continue to be;
That which you are now you will always be.
Therefore, I am not afraid.
Let the high mountains fall down.
Let the deepest seas dry up.
Let fire consume all the earth.
Let the flood wash all away.
Let my enemies oppress.
I will not tremble and fear.
Yehovah you are my refuge and strength.

Premium Member Gods and Goddesses

The fortunate primal difference
between Gods and Goddesses:

Goddesses are Gods 
in a nurturing adDress
rather than relentlessly out 
to terrorize
weaponize 
and systematically opPress.

Thank Gaia for this synergy,
for if not
who could humane divine integrity?

Giving wealthy spiritual rebirth
to naturally healthy regenerations
full with God and Goddess girth.

Dream of Peace~~coretta Scott King

We could have run
And tried to hide.

But I promised Martin
I'd stand by his side.

The fear of death, hatred and pain.
He could oppress by peaceful change.

We could have tried
To run and hide.

But either way
He would have died.

So I gave   to you  my dream.
And carried on in peaceful means.

Now I join my love so true.
And leave this Dream Of Peace to you....
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