Short Plaintiff Poems

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


Falll Bleeds Into Shadows

a red leaf
an apparition
in the city
it falls
it bleeds
into shadows
and holds
stories of summer
in its veins
a cold wind blows
and somewhere
a songbird
it sings
a plaintiff cry
it sings
for those
who live and die
Form: Verse


The Lost Case

Plaintiff,my eye glass,

Defendant,glass case,

Separated both,

Settlement sought,

File the case at the courts,

You are the Judge not a Juri today!

(One of the juries at a courts of law missed his eye glass case,
He messaged to his fellow juri to return it as per this message)

Vulnerable

nuclear weapon, war for peace!
plaintiff and disputatious
country to country
open secret superpower
agree with disagree
the peace in asylum- meditate on death
orphanage homage vow all to it
-promiscuous and wanton love
just a body- chest and back
bakes on secret roaring sun-moon




-December 20, 2018 Chattogram
Form:

Poetry 101

(A female lawyer whispers)

Some of my narcissistic plaintiffs write for greatness 
But the most divine I serve 

Write simply for self-expression

To embrace their sacrifices
Personal experiences and inner freedoms

So my question is

Are you 

A.

A freedom plaintiff 

Or

B.

A narcissistic native?

(C)
Copyright John Duffy
Form: Rhyme

Challenge

Tongue briefly held in check
my body broken of respect
from sacrificing wronged neglect
I, plaintiff of among, direct ~
my feet to pathways, God's suggest!

Then by commanding, take the trek
and plant my courage, no regret,
harms way the venture, my adept
forgets past treasons, files concept
and newness' reason, captives net ~

Faith's challenge frees . . . on wisdom's neck!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Me Like Driftwood

There are red-wings on the cattails,
loons calling on the lake,
reeds swaying with the breeze.

I see the feathered wing
and the seeds.
I hear the haunting call,
the echo,
the plaintiff reminder.
I feel the breeze,
sometimes gently,
sometimes fierce.

There is a pain in my heart,
memories I feel:
those days,
those impressed moments,
the sinking stone,
me like driftwood
cast casually
upon the shore of the world.
© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.

Questions of Fortune, August 2nd

in shadows birds sing
along a side street
for when something ends
something begins

something begins
a song or verse
in a moment of solitude
a verse

a verse
claims a voice
its own
laughter or plaintiff cry

laughter or plaintiff cry
the morning rises
from last night’s dreams
clouds veil skies

clouds veil skies
a question of rain
answers we seek
time will tell

time will tell
with a whisper
a soft breeze
in shadows birds sing
Form: Verse

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