Short Pomp Poems
Short Pomp Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pomp by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pomp by length and keyword.
Sans your love I deny the world,
without your smile i fall down,
I die in silence, almost profound,
without pomp as a flag furled
Categories:
pomp, allegory, allusion, analogy, literature, lost love, metaphor,
Form:
Quatrain
That statement causes
amusement in waves of our
mirth and pomp and stance
Swingers and shakers
have always hung around
gals'n watering holes
Categories:
pomp, funny,
Form:
Senryu
lily of the valley
divine cluster of bells
charisma on a stem
its perfume awakens nature
and announces spring's
long awaited homecoming
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Categories:
pomp, flower, spring,
Form:
Free verse
precious pearly moonbeams
peachy pink sunset's pause
poufs of blooms in a field
prismatic in hushed pomp
pouty weeping willows
parrots screeching summer
petite girl with a plum
Categories:
pomp, beautiful, bird, color, flower, nature, tree, woman,
Form:
Pleiades
The Catholic Church, in a major decision,
made with considerable thought and revision,
has brought in, with care,
more reflection and prayer -
and not so much pomp and circumcision.
Categories:
pomp, religion,
Form:
Limerick
Accompanied by tambourines and his effacing pomp
A blind bearded man walks proudly through the gate
Warmth welcomed him a young man of eighty three
A kind gentle honest man now promoted to glory
Categories:
pomp, dedication
Form:
Free verse
What does it take to drain a swamp?
A weakling or someone with strength and pomp?
How deep in the mire must this one go
To effect a change from the muck we know?
To drain a swamp, takes grit and a STOMP!
Categories:
pomp, corruption, courage, destiny, leadership, political, strength, usa,
Form:
Limerick
Little Bo Peep, taxed out of her sheep
How many does Big Oh need to keep?
Leading them about
With rhetorical shout
Over pomp and circumstance knee deep
Jun 26 2010 For Carolyn's "Follower" contest
Categories:
pomp, funny, political
Form:
Limerick
crowds came from afar
to laud the time of their lives
from sunshine to dark
laughter and sparklers
chaotic colors clashing
children playing pomp
beauty explosions
inky black night delighting
sweets and treats for all
Categories:
pomp, celebration, firework, fun, imagery, joy, people,
Form:
Haiku
Two hearts unite in holy matrimony
Pledge their troth in sanctimony
Yet in a year or two, up springs acrimony
The likely cause, ungentle parsimony
All that money spent on pomp and ceremony
~ Was better saved for alimony
Categories:
pomp, conflict, marriage, money,
Form:
Monorhyme
Bygones is bygones
Rights are wrong.
What an ugly, sick song.
If your headlong grin and
sly stare exuded any less
pomp, your clown-prop nose
and cherry toothpaste lips
would have long ago slithered
away from your paved face.
Categories:
pomp, hate,
Form:
Free verse
All over Washington D.C.
He flies with pomp and pride
Donald Trump, President
Surveys the swamp overhead
Of wrath and promises bold
He vows to cleanse the deep
Swamp's dark waters
His axe to wield
America great again to keep
© daniel miltz
Categories:
pomp, political,
Form:
Free verse
Limerick: Once a true benign Pope wore iron Cross
Once true benign Pope wore iron Cross
Ate humble pie dressed white spoke not lipgloss
Other Lords reigned in pomp
Caught in their cool aplomb:
Up Calvary got seared into steel Cross!
© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
Categories:
pomp, religion,
Form:
Limerick
I remember the grand parades
Memorial and Independence Day
All their pomp and pageantry
Many faded jeans ago, so far away
Our boys in uniform we'd be saluting
For the good ole USA we'd be rooting
Now it's political rancor at barbeques
~ From either end we're tooting
Categories:
pomp, celebration, change, holiday, today,
Form:
Rhyme
Lets get personal
the people portrayed
in the verse
are real
but the actors are imaginary
The words i uttered
to my bride to be
as embarrassed by the pomp
she floated towards me
You smell
and before the frown had crowned
Beautiful
and in that single smile
happiness was born
Categories:
pomp, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
America, Is Our Canoe
By: Miracle man
November 5, 2020
This election was a contest to see who runs the swamp,
and we man a canoe filled with greatness and pomp.
Many falsehoods were uttered without remorse or shame,
if they sink our canoe, won’t we all drown the same?
Categories:
pomp, how i feel, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Two colors stand on Capitoline Hill
- the gold, the purple of the Roman era -
flag that recalls the ancient pomp
but nowadays the Yellow is for the sun
shining on the beauty of the seven hills
the Red is for the heart
of the Eternal City and its friendly folk.
Marco Magistri
Rome - Italy
7/29/15
Categories:
pomp, allegory,
Form:
I do not know?
(Sake and Noritake series)
DRINK IN A BOWL
Sake highlighted
imprinted upon a mind...
composure in art
DRINK OF WISDOM
Wry wisdom from rice...
the land of the rising sun
fluorescent pomp
CAPTURED
Artistry enhanced
nature captured in a bowl
taste intensified
© Harry J Horsman 2012
Categories:
pomp, art, nature,
Form:
Haiku
The dying embers of my soul lifted its head today
I would not have anyone else beside me
Not magic words, no eloquence or pomp
My wife with words
can touch my most hidden places
And begin a smile that starts inside
And tonight i lie beside her
and hang on every breath
The place i am meant to be
within her love my rest
Categories:
pomp, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
ADVOCATIONS
accentuate
& emamate
in subtle
tonality
demonstates
magnetic
pomp
contemplates
significance
suspended
interwined
&irregular
in
organic
automuny
installed
wide open
with
focussed
sensations
&
impacts
fleeting
thoughts
with
explicit
feelings
to
transcend
the
entire
ensemble
Categories:
pomp, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Florescent globe eclipsing heaven, shrouding earth
Perched on the precipice of space in airy dearth
Ringed with the growing pains of your shallow birth
Trumpeting over the solemn night's requiem with pomp and mirth
Bountiful orb brilliantly manifesting your inestimable worth
Waxing the dark divide with your silvery girth
Categories:
pomp, nature, space
Form:
Rhyme
Nothing marks the day he left this world
no pomp, no glory, no flags unfurled
no marching parade to fill the streets
no tears to run down crimson hued cheeks
No one to hold him, no one to care
just blood stained dirt in a war somewhere
left to remind us of what he gave
so we could live free in his land of the brave
9/3/2019
Categories:
pomp, death, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Nothing marks the day he left this world,
no pomp, no glory, no flags unfurled.
No marching parade to fill the streets,
no tears to run down crimson-hued cheeks.
No one to hold him, no one to care,
just blood-stained dirt in a war somewhere.
It is all that’s left to remind us of what he gave,
so we could live free in his land of the brave.
Categories:
pomp, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
On the back of a spirit
We'll rise or fall
Or say damn man
The hell with it all.
I get the gist
And twirl and twist
To soak in the stupid:
A flick of the wrist.
Gov'nor blankets
pomp and photo-op
Or immeasurable vapidity
like defunding cops.
I plaster my fat face
In front of y'all,
and say
Hey man welcome
To the start of the Fall.
Categories:
pomp, america, extended metaphor, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Sobriety is the key,
The missing key all these years,
Covid-19 has taught us moderation,
Muted celebrations,
No scale, pomp or extravagance,
No more crowds,
An uncertain world,
Covid-19 made us rethink,
Social distancing is happening,
Minimalist approaches,
In today’s toxic environments,
We need to come together,
For a better shared future.
Categories:
pomp, age, growth, life,
Form:
Free verse