Short Overrule Poems
Short Overrule Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Overrule by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Overrule by length and keyword.
Sometimes, things do not go as planned.
Sometimes, you lend, or need a hand.
Sometimes, the small can just expand
Or float off into fairyland.
Sometimes, we do not understand,
Or overrule, or countermand.
It dulls the mind when all is canned;
The unexpected can be grand!
Categories:
overrule, life,
Form:
Monorhyme
You fool me once...
your shame I'll overrule.
A second time...
and I become the fool.
But not for long,
for you will learn my rule
as I reveal
your hidden side of cruel,
and label you
with ethics deemed uncool
to be the butt
of major ridicule.
Sandra M. Haight
~8th Place~
Contest: Fool Me Once
Sponsor: Brenda Chiri
Judged: 09/03/2018
Categories:
overrule, anxiety, feelings,
Form:
Rhyme
We don't know who steals justice
But we know who steals your heart
Greed steals your heart
And your heart steals justice
At the very beginning
Conspiracy is set
Unfair rules are set
Overlapping and overlapping
Overrule and overrule
It takes tremendous time and effort
To discard them one by one
Greed is just like cancer
Which spreads and spreads
A long suffer indeed
Before it's cured
Categories:
overrule, cancer, endurance, heart, time,
Form:
Free verse
My day was filled with highs and lows
But isn’t that the way life goes?
The joys show up and then the woes;
That’s what’s to be expected.
So smiles are followed fast by frowns;
We alternate the ups and downs,
With neon moods that switch to browns
And leave us quite dejected.
Of course, our focus, if we’re cool,
Should be the highs, which give us fuel
To plow ahead and overrule
All negatives detected.
Categories:
overrule, life,
Form:
Rhyme
it would have been so easy
to let my body overrule my heart
passion flowing like a sweet wine
past tastes remain bittersweet
large chunks of sediment--dregs poured out
my heart will never again
pay the price that passion charges
this time love will grow
building already like a summer monsoon
intense with electrical energy
this time I will get it right
when it all comes together
simultaneously--both will triumph
Categories:
overrule, lovetime,
Form:
Free verse
To tickle my fancy,
I like places plain.
From fancy environments,
I must abstain.
The same goes for clothing
And housewares and food.
For anything showy,
I’m not in the mood.
I sometimes like funky
And whimsy is cool,
But gaudy or flashy
I would overrule.
I don’t want things boring
Or sterile or bland,
Yet there’s lots of room
Between tepid and grand.
I thrive in the middle,
For deep in my gut,
I’m far from a pedigree,
More like a mutt.
Categories:
overrule, me,
Form:
Rhyme