Short Organizations Poems

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


Buklod, Kadiwa, and Binhi

C-hurch Of Christ members
F-orm family groups or guild
O-pen to values.

Topic: Family (Christian Family Organizations) 
Form: Acrostic Haiku
Form: Haiku


The Social Worker

Net working hard,
Even to the UNO,ILO and HR organizations,
Twenty four hours a day,
All the seven days,
All holidays,
No quota of leave,
Unpaid,
Free,
A genuine social worker!

Premium Member Powerful Organizations

All organizations of powerful people, 
even those that are not conspiratorial,
are subject to, 
excessive abuse,
leaving folks like you and I with our heads in that proverbial noose.
Form: Rhyme

Divine Intervention of Almighty

K-eep
A-lmighty's
D-ivine
I-ntervention
W-ith
A-dherence

B-ecause
I-t
N-icely
H-elps
I-ndividuals

Topic: 45th Anniversary 
of KADIWA & Binhi youth 
organizations (October 27)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Mingle

Mixture between opposite groups
Interests and goals realized and shared
New acquaintances gained and enjoyed
Groups and organizations, males and females
Loose minds emerge, ready to interact, to
Either establish business networking or close relationships
Form: Acrostic


Who Am I

My way smooth and straight
I neither hide nor get to be seen
I occupy almost everyone
I lay on their lips
Like how a poison slowly spread
So do I, I have destroyed marriages
relationship, groups, organizations
I'm more convincing than you can imagine
Am more loved but most abused
I am LIE I don't follow Godly ways
Form: Verse

Zero

She is as holy
As a toothpick
But loves
To tell the world
How spiritual she is

She joins organizations
Religious groups
And churches
But never goes to church
Or board meetings
Or get-togethers
To help others
But she joins… nonetheless!!!

And of course
Her friendship
So "carefully" given
Is worth its weight in gold
Is priceless
Because its value is
Zero
Zilch
Zip
Nada
Nothing
Not worth the breath
That was used
In its offering
© Cj Krieger  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose

Black-Footed Ferrets

Black-Footed Ferrets are listed as, endangered
and are the most endangered mammals, in Northern America
They inhabit the grasslands of, the Northern Great Plains
and are the only ferret species, native to Americas colonies

Native American tribes, landowners, conservation and organizations 
have given the black-footed ferrets, a second chance for survival
but habitat loss from, human density encroachment developments
and ongoing plagues and diseases, only decreases their revival
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Seeing Switzerland

Heidi comes to mind the instant I hear the word Switzerland.
I see snow-capped mountains, sparkling waters, vast meadows
Bern tour will include medieval clock tower and Muenster Cathedral
I will include Lucerne’s chapel bridge and Montreaux, on Lake Geneva

Dare I visit the berg of Zermatt, named for Alpine’s meadows?
Do you realize this is a car-free resort town?
I may have to peek at Geneva, home to peacekeeping organizations
Peacekeeping and neutrality the mainstay of Swiss politics.

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