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Short Protests Poems

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


Premium Member Protests
Lost
in the
mists of time-
cries of wedder
sheep...

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Categories: protests, animals, nature,
Form: Idyll (Idyl)



A New Day For Egypt
protests for freedom
twitter, facebook, cell phones brought
new day for Egypt...

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Categories: protests, dedication, happiness, history, hope, inspirational, life, people,
Form: Senryu
Loosing Just
Winning or loosing certain in contests
Testing only who is winning is unjust
Loosing protests...

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Categories: protests, judgement, loss,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member 'full Disclosure'
like ice evaporates on a hot day, my protests disappear, every time... your lips unearth mine
...

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Categories: protests, passion
Form: Dodoitsu
Premium Member Blood In the Jungle 1967
screams
 running
 from commons
 protests turn red
 scared
 fear
 colors 
 oozing from
 Vietnam's hushed
 cries...

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Categories: protests, war,
Form: Lanterne



Premium Member Yes Dear
I’m trying to write like a bard
She asked me to go dig the yard
Though protests were made
I picked up a spade
I grinned when the ground was too hard...

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Categories: protests, humor, winter,
Form: Limerick
Honoring Liberty
There is no debate,
what we celebrate.
Formation of the state,
never racial hate.

Former colony,
freed from monarchy.
Honoring liberty,
not inhumanity....

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Categories: protests, america, freedom, independence day, patriotic, political, race,
Form: Rhyme
Life Has No Whys
The wind asks,
rainfalls,
mouth shuts,
leg walks,
sole prints,
age perishes,
the skin remain asides,
destiny fight protests,
life has no whys,
but remain with who's....

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Categories: protests, age, life,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member Footle Miscellany
TWEETED LOVE NOTE:
Sweet
Tweet

COMEDIC SPOUSE:
Funny
Honey

UNRULY PROTESTS:
Rabble
Babble

SMART-ALEC FLOOZY:
Lippy
Chippy

HEMATOLOGY:
Bloody
Study

WATERFALL:
Mountain
Fountain

2/26/13...

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Categories: protests, funny,
Form: Footle
Am Confused and Confessed
Am Confused and Confessed

Are confused and things must be confessed;
Trump had refused to do what we did request;
Dissension in ranks;
Uncertain in banks;
End result was a long period of many protests.

Jim Horn...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: protests, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Blackbird Jungle
pink,pink
persistent
protests proclaim
pussy purrs content with
his game-
on his
veranda
with much disdain-
I'll siesta here 'til
it rains

Note: We are vacation-sitting our daughter's cat this past fortnight or so...

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Categories: protests, animals
Form: Cinqku
Premium Member Seattle Peaceful Protests Intensified
'Peaceful Protests Intensified' --

  So the morrow's headlines certified
  But how'd reporters turn blind eyes
  To fire-bombings that terrorized
  a downtown stunned and traumatized
  Why was ugly violence euphemized
    ~ as 'Peaceful Protests Intensified'...

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Categories: protests, betrayal, city, violence,
Form: Monorhyme
No Soup For You
Jerry and friends, whose humor never failed,
Ended nine years on air by being jailed.
Left viewers feeling blue
Without "No soup for you!"
Most fans were angry. Their protests emailed.




April 2, 2022
On A Lim Contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
TV sitcom: Seinfeld...

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Categories: protests, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member So Stupid and Foolish
   Hamas and Jill Stein
   perpetrate great crimes
     co-promote genocide, these two
     against all Christians and Jews...  

   Jill Stein protests: She’s Jewish!
   Yet she is a Jew so stupid and foolish
     to let herself by Jew-hating terrorists be used
...

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Categories: protests, hate, irony, jewish, political, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Tweedle Bee Whines
Tweedle the teensy bee was being hauled along with a bunch of stuff.
He thought he was an afterthought, and said to everyone “sure enough”.
Mama had her grip on bags of junk, and he was the end of the line.
She rolled her eyes at his protests, a bee who knew how to whine....

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Categories: protests, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th
Form: Rhyme
A Failed Message
Their flags are waving
Ancient thoughts, preserved 
By a tradition 
Of exciting men.
The tales of hate
Are being worn proudly
On the hip, of words
Come protests. Defined
By weapons to boast,
With trinkets and masks
They search for a ghost.
They buy his butter
As he steals their toast....

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Categories: protests, political,
Form: Rhyme
One Georgians Dream
.                                          
                                            Nobel Prize winner
                                             
                                  heartfelt speech "I have a dream"
                  
                                       peaceful protests worked...

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Categories: protests, people
Form: Senryu
Bad Losers Remain
Passive protests 
any reason to protest
protesting democracy 
unable to accept

Protest save democracy 
previous reject
protest passive
remain no respect 

No respect for themselves 
no respect for democracy 
And ultimately as well 
no respect for our country 

This is bad losing
sour 
Sad acts...

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© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: protests, england,
Form: Rhyme
Falling
the wind turns my apple tree
into a victim, a lover banging
on a closed door of gnarled wood,

a dance makes this ringing evening
singular, the leaves agree to fall
and turn in the moving faith of air;

they tell us about birth and departure,
about leaving together, stories of
ending as the sun arcs and protests...

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Categories: protests, autumn,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member With Social Media As Our Church
Watching the protests grow larger and stronger
     burying hope in the stench of a dumpster

   Hearing speakers extol baby-burners
     they themselves as unhinged as murderers

   What has America come to when human butchery is praised
     with social media as their church, on such values our youth is now raised...

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Categories: protests, america, hope, sad, youth,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Lets Put that in the Parking Lot
Let’s put that in the parking lot.
It means Mr. Money will postpone a decision.
We drones look at each other.
Anything the boss wants is imperative.

Any suggestion from the minions is delayed.
Put off, shelved, indefinitely suspended.
One of the new employees protests. She is fired.
The rest of us keep quiet, wanting our pay....

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Categories: protests, work,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Split Heart
Home, they say, does quicken beating hearts,
yet mine protests as I prepare to go.
Chambered rooms, stretched endless miles apart,
strain the pump and cause the blood to slow.
Precious thoughts of her upon my chest
stoke the fires and help the embers burn;
Vivian, may thy sweet days be blessed
Till in a month I’m able to return....

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: protests, granddaughter,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Unquestionable
Unstrung as the brave
Nonviolent in protests  
Questioning moral wrong
Unfavorable of unfairness
Extravagant in ideas
Supporting freedom
Taunted by the ignorant
Irascible over foolishness
Obsessed by cleanliness 
Nameless to the envious
Ambiguous in everything
Bountiful in blessings
Liberal in thoughts
Enthused by laughter...

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Categories: protests, introspection, people
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member With Peace This World Bless
Ranting, raving, protests and looting
Multiple deaths, multiple shootings

Why do we not cry out to God to fix this mess
To bring the Messiah, with peace this world bless

                       ********
That might have been a nice end to this poem
But God's Hearld is waiting until we show him
  that we will receive ~ not forgo him...

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Categories: protests, cry, god, world,
Form: Couplet
To Whom
Listen to show you care they say,
Listen to whats not there from the cliche,
Embark in the meaning hidden by words,
Stress the importance of not being heard,
Show what’s always in your heart,
One must never listen to the protests in the dark,
Listen to show you care they say,
But due to whose dismay is what I am always forbidden to relay....

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Categories: protests, devotion, how i feel,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs