Short Plenary Poems
Short Plenary Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Plenary by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Plenary by length and keyword.
empty
hollow, void
depleting, nulling, vacating
abandoned, nothingness, capacity, plenary
filling, imbuing, hilting
brimful, complete
empty
Date written: 01/20/2023
Categories:
plenary, creation, poetry, words,
Form:
Diamante
pulled from the mouth of self-destruction,
demons threatening to swallow him
head to toe by plenary
surrender to power
greater than himself;
now transformed by
faith in God
he is
free
Date written: 04/19/2022
Categories:
plenary, faith, fate, freedom,
Form:
Nonet
dimwit damping desires
punctured passion pulsing
puking, sopped plenary
impregnated zeal gnashing
odd offshoot scolding
cremated cusses cobbling
hewn nosy tracery
strapped self scrunching
jumpy jazz jolting
mystic mist moaning
lusty limbs lurching
felon feigning ally;
perforated pulpy pedigree.
19:11:30:5:00
Note: To all corrupt Police Officers!
Categories:
plenary, corruption,
Form:
Sonnet
Supernatural Plenary
One hand on the paddle of problems, the other steering into the wilderness but it never phased me.
Falling skies, talking mountains, noisy walls and a hungry ground, l was never obliterated.
One of a kind the son of a warrior, born in the arms of survivors.
Jesus Christ my pillar of strength, his words and promises my secret weapons and prosperity my reality.
Categories:
plenary, baptism, beautiful, birth, birthday, confidence, miracle,
Form:
Free verse
Aloneness
metamorphosizes
into isolating loneliness
with haunting banshee-like screams;
daily caged inside
perennially mute
four walls,
a divorced empty nester.
Inhabiting
a home
once filled
with mirth and chatter.
In much happier times,
his refuge;
now a lonely prison,
Until he steps out
the front door
to plenary freedom.
Categories:
plenary, divorce, fate, freedom, home, loneliness, sad,
Form:
Verse
If only I can rise up and go there
There to market place of Mercy
That I meet generous Charity,
The wealthy merchant that she is
The hidden Samaritan none knows
With plenary powers of giving
If only I can reach there
In her ears I would whisper
Names of those that go hungry
And those that are homeless
That misery dangles in their eyes
And football played in their bellies
All wants could vanish in horizon
With the setting sun
Categories:
plenary, analogy, care, religious,
Form:
Personification