Short Overthrew Poems

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


Mind Not

Mind not about tomorrow
Let tomorrow worry about you
Sing not the song you sang yesterday
 A new one will take you through
You’re this fearless strong flying king
Not the one yesterday they overthrew
And you gotta go flying high with your new wings
No one will tell where you flew
 But if you dare stare down at folks sing
You will fall down upon the floor.
Form: Lyric


Don't Cry For Me Lili'uokalani 1838-1917

1849 King Kamehameha of the Kingdom of Hawaii entered into the Treaty of Friendship with the United States 1893 businessmen and sugar planters overthrew the monarchy by forced abdication of Queen Lili'uokalani and United States troops invaded the Hawaiian Kingdom The Restoration Agreement was never implemented Business as usual!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gorbachev


Glasnost, unmuted voice, long overdue 
Once Berlin Walls and Iron Curtains fell,
Regime of old school fools he overthrew
Brave Afghan Soviet troops still live to tell.
Achieved social democracy at last,
Cold war, diplomatically, put to rest.
Hard wired propaganda of the past -
Exculpated lies of Wicked Wild West.
Victorious legacy earned at his best.

January 10, 2021
Form: Acrostic

The Pleasure Melt

The drops were saying something,one day.
The tinkle answered to every with a yes.
The commotion of senses was manually stopped since
eyes were closed.
particles recruited only the relaxed sanity,verges blunt with ease in the flow.

The moulds are designed to be felt,acknowledged.
The rhymes of the patterns spoke of balance and unobjectionable,layers remained.
Tangled cliches got overthrew by the murmur still making their way.

The plates of soundless aroma,dropped from air
in air.
Form: Verse

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