Short Populated Poems

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Populated Planet

P-eople of various
M-inds, tongues, colors, and races
R-un around the world.

Topic: Birthday of Princess M. Ramirez (March 17) 
Form: Acrostic Haiku
Form: Haiku


Cia

CIA!
  -Dharga Nagar Safa

What is the order of first three most populated countries?

He asked,

CIA,I said,

What is CIA?

China,

India,

America,

I,explained!
Form: Verse

Palayan

Place sparsely populated 
Above the sea
Laying on the center plain where 
Amber grains shine, where 
Young and old are revered 
As inhabitants
Nestled with grace of affection
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Quantum Worlds

quantum worlds collide in space- particles accelerate genetic code altered by unknowns- star seeds populated planet in the God’s Eye Nebula- new species
Form: Haiku

Devilschoice

Further conspiracies conclude
The  universe   is already populated
God is homosexual
Heaven is paedophilic
The future is the normality of
Finding a woman and making our way in the universe.


Premium Member Hot Chicks

Hot chicks have populated this big ole earth To drive us guys wild, attracted to our girth When we pimp and fuss They go ape and cuss Love diddling their skittles causing much mirth
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hot Chicks

Hot chicks have populated this big ole earth To drive us guys wild, attracted to our girth When we pimp and fuss They go ape and cuss Love diddling their skittles causing much mirth
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Hot Chicks

Hot chicks have populated this big ole earth To drive us guys wild, attracted by our girth When we pimp and fuss They go ape and cuss Love diddling their skittles causing much mirth
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Diddling Our Skittle

Hot chicks have populated this big ole earth To drive us guys wild, attracted to our girth When we pimp and fuss They go ape and cuss When diddling our skittle, much screaming occurs
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sixth Extinction

Once fishes, swift and swimmy,
populated seas, so many, 
while birds, ever fast and flighty,
ruled the sky in numbers mighty.
Ask man if a sixth extinction's funny,
he with machines, guns, and money.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Importance of Language

While watching TV, heard someone say “copulated” Mistaken for a word for lotsa people like “populated” Very important it is Language isn't a quiz Must try hard to be a whole bunch better postulated
Form: Limerick

The Four Elements

The 4 Elements
The red fire,
He’s burning.
He’s higher,
He’s consuming.

The blue water,
She’s fluid.
She’s vaster,
She’s lucid.

The transparent wind,
It’s free.
It’s blind,
You can’t see.

The brown earth,
It’s with plants.
It’s girth,
Populated by Ants.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member TRANSFIGURED

TRANSFIGURED
universal
  gaiety
innovated
sedate
&steady

politeness
   populated
by
intelligence
in abstract
designed
in
painted light

transparent
  imaginations
blended
delicately
exquisitely
tenderly
arranged
in
highly
wrought
  sensibility
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Random House

Random in the house,
Juggled words were.
Asunder left you there were.
Mitochondria the nervous
Melon taken granted for.
Places in faraway away,
Discom-populated.
Story to tell.
In the story tell to.

Cry my heart
A Lord of Glory
Under a taken
Dark glimpse of God
I go.

Poverty a Driving Force

poverty a driving force
The crimes are high

Is like the jails is no new news

To be over populated

Why this crimes here and there

Who is to be blamed 

For poverty drives the people
Insane in this world  now

Like a force it hit the people 
Like a tornado 

Yet they don't care about us
Form: Epic

Chained Seagulls

Morning breeze on planet’s face
So blue once, 
So warm now, 
So sad for us.
With ink from depths ,
Covered all over,
The sea’s inhabitants 
Cold rocks populated with their corpses.
Guilt?…mostly none.
Anyone? Something? Now!

Through clouds of dust
In chains of smog
Fly the once that were free…once.

Premium Member Hands of Time

Stop the clock,
turn back the time
tilt the hourglass over again

back to when I didn’t care
back to when, 
you were not important…

my heart has been shaken, 
it’s still reverberating 
my thoughts populated 
by memories of you…

you’re still here,
out of sight
but not out of mind
you’re still a part of me
your presence still lingers here…

Premium Member Soylent Green

In an over-populated town 
This is how it all went down 
There was not enough food for all to eat 
So, people dined on human meat 
Unless they were rich and had some money 
Then they could eat their oats with honey
"Soylent Green"- yelped Heston's voice 
But they had to eat it, they had no choice 
I suppose one day this could prove true 
You could eat me, or... 
I could eat you
Form: Rhyme

One Flew Over

I knew an old buffoon quite the gloomy poltroon who through a stormy monsoon flew his hot air balloon and among the Walloon and Flemish much to their surprise did not meet his demise but with neither a blot not a jot nor blemish at all on hand in the small 6-Government densely populated parliamentary constitutional monarchy 3-language country of Belgium safely did crash land
Form: Rhyme

The Modern Era Milady

Times fly and life passes by,
Nothing but aerodynamics 
And motion graphics,
Self motivated champs
And flying teens with automobiles,
Watching female cartoons
Projecting large moons,

Moors dreaming about freedom 
And albino's rejoicing in the kingdom,
The modern world simulated by
Politicians resulting in deserted cities-
and over populated Deserts,
Captured men and freed children
Such is life: the modern times,
Form: Couplet

Letter To My Father.

I speak on behalf of my own personal father!
i am his voice and i will never shed bloody murder!
I seek on earth a happy tribe!
where weak or worthless,turns to pride!
My father is in us!so i will defend such!
i will wander freely without borders of muck!
my child would be with me in any paradise!
populated by our clan to once again arise!
The good!the foolish!more good than bad!
stood shoulders to shoulders,lasses and lads!

Happy Now

How could someone choose to live in such a wasteland
A polluted mess of burgers and fries in your hand,
Populated with emotional distress as tighter becomes the waistband,
Personal vendetta achieved bit by bit without love or a man
You have yourself to blame and have no pity to demand

Now you have lost all potential with nobody to care,
One choice made and now a fertile life is bare,
When you make a child to be an adult, this could be you.
Form: Acrostic

Cloud Forming

It needs to be populated,
needs a landscape, skyscape
or seascape
some gymnastic escape
into a cloud-forming poem.

Mind meanders,
it picks up diamonds and garbage
from its endless highways.
Mental are the minders
of our inner fires.

Space to be filled
made to talk
from a universal nothingness.
Finger-painting moments.

Populations emerge
over a dim horizon
walk until almost seen,

then too often they turn
only to walk away.

God Is My Mountain

GOD IS MY MOUNTAIN

You are my mountain.
Beautiful and untouched.
Quiet and alone.
Populated, yet remote.
I have walked near Your boundaries
in search of wildflowers.
I have climbed Your slopes,
seeking adventure, wild and free.
I have bathed in Your streams
with no fear.
Your unspeakable beauty
made my journey
towards your heights
my greatest treasure.
It was there
on Your Mountain
You filled me with Your peace.

Janet Marie Bingham

Slim Pickings

In addition to indigenous peoples of the Americas known as Native Americans the country of U.S.A. is populated by those from far away other lands but now there are many in the U.S. living illegally on borrowed time as the Governement wants to deport them all for an untried unproven crime and if they do so then who will pick all the fruit and vegetable crops when they are gone back to where they're from as that's where the dollar stops
Form: Rhyme

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