Short Plunder Poems

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


Plunders and Looters

they plunder and loot
the fruits of the founding fathers of this nation
they think what we know
is just what they they choose to tell us.


Otter

After days of rain;
I watched an otter feeding
in loch's calm water

Leaving silver trail
as he dived joyfully in
to plunder for lunch
Form: Haiku

Cease

Cease

Nothing lasts  forever
Good and evil conclude
Pain and joy resolve
And life has expiration
Careful not to soar or plunder
All things end

Ravinnvrmore

A friendly poet RavinNVRmore
Writes poetry that you can’t ignore
A Poe fan I wonder
A phrase she did plunder
From the gaunt and ominous bird of yore
Form: Limerick

Henry He Ain'T

There once was a blind British bloke
Whose nose-in-the-air was a joke
He set out to plunder
But found that Down Under
A bounder most likely will croak
Form: Limerick


What Freedom

Grant me freedom, freedom to be what I choose
Do what does not injure the lives of others
Have what I create or exchange not plunder
Not free lunch title

Harry Becomes a Thief

Once Harry, at night, won a trunk
That he burgled from Tom's filthy junk;
It was a real wonder, 
For what he did plunder
Was gold put by owner Tom drunk.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Winter Magic

In winter's embrace
Magic unfolds,
And snowy grace
Creates a threshold
Into a world of wonder
Where you exist;
A precious plunder
Waiting to be kissed.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We Plunder

We plunder the ideas and creativity of all,
like modern day pirates.
Ensuring the success of the corportation.
Very safe, very quiet,
unlike the pirates of old.

Nuggets 1

Accept the apology they did not tender.
Accept the appreciation they did not show.
Your heart is not for others to plunder;
do all you can to make it grow and glow.
Form: Rhyme

Drowned By the Environment

Drowned by the environment


pirate humans are dragged towards rocks created by own plundering
 




17 syllables checked with howmanysyllables.com


22 May 2022
Form: Monoku

The Words Have Gone

Placid moon
Speechless sky
Sing out, until
The day is done
Stars, we slumber
The heart be broken
The eyes shall plunder 
As we go asunder
Lord, I know
The words have gone

Premium Member Stones Sharks and Bones

trying to keep sinking relations afloat
is like patching an old boat with stones
for certain It'll go under
sharks will move in to plunder 
then crap out your miserable bones
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pizza Plunder

With a wink in her eyes so bright, She'd search for pizza day and night. When the sense would hit, She'd lose all her wit, And devour every slice in sight!
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Memory of Youth

Young, barefoot across
wet grass and dandelions~
child's constant world of plunder

Golden years of time
gilt leaves turn colors of art~
days smile pleasant memories

10-1-2025
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Royal Blood

Royal Blood communioned green on field such
Thou enemy belie within
Praying upon that which you, your hopes pin
One must plunder treasure's sin
If the new world genesis is ever to begin

Premium Member Under Thunder

alone I sit asunder
perplexed I surely wonder 
forgiving slightest blunder
why do we fear the thunder
when one can only ponder
on devastation‘s plunder



AP:  Honorable Mention 2020
Form: Monorhyme

A Sunday Trump Spell

A Sunday Trump Spell

This Sunday Trump spell we are under,
And always knew why we will wonder


What he did with government plunder.

Jim Horn

Hard to get going writing poems again.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Proverbial Monoku

such plunder and tyrannic tutelage--a fraud, a fellowship's plague
08.17.18 Proverbs 22:7 The rich rule over the poor, and the borrower is slave to the lender.
Form: Monoku

Sinner

A sinner aye i am
I drink i dine make merry eat swine
But you are off an higher order than i
In his name thou makest plunder
You dine with the rich and take from the pouper
Wage war, kill, slaughter

Debt Dam

Fools' parody of having's sort,
now obligations drained resort.

Speculations wonder, dreams a'soar
asunder now, plagued debt's encore!

The vision's plunder, to have more
dam's broken . . . underbelly's floor!

.a Heart Outlined In Steel.

A heart outlined in steel.
Designed just so i'll never feel.
It's way too late to get off this ride. 
There's no one in which I can confide.
Falling down.
The screams like thunder.
Into lost dreams and lies I plunder.
Form: Rhyme

Lahore

Historian writes that after the mongols left lahore khokhar and gabru plundered the rest of the city.
Couplet
Wo tab bhi loot maar kartay thay aur ab bhi kartay hain
     Na yasir shami kuch bolta hai na Iqrar-ul-Hassan.
© Majnu Bhai  Create an image from this poem.

The Tide of Life

Time moves on 
as on this earth
men live and die each day
Humanity wallows 
in wretchedness
Men steal, lie, kill
plunder one another
People deceive each other
- no end to pain, suffering, agony
Yet, wretched life or not
Life must go on

Beasts of the Morning

My beasts of the morning
Come shadowing,lurking
Into my soul they plunder
Mercilessly
Turning their leering eyes upon me
Gleeming their spectral bodies unto me
Mercilessly
And I know my beasts of the morning
And I serve them well
© Deb Wilson  Create an image from this poem.

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