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Short Proxies Poems

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


Some History
Proxies shall forever 
Urge tender embrace 
Of unified skin swatch
Dark-dripping crimson
Draped on commoners...

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Categories: proxies, war,
Form: Imagism



Premium Member Her Noble Heart
     lub-dub soft her noble heart
        ‘in absentia,’ torn apart

     proxies sent to pregnant women
        from ‘present moments’ indeed did start
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Categories: proxies, baby, heartbroken, lost love,
Form: Rubai
Premium Member Thanks for the Past Couple of Years
    Here’s an extra-large thank you to Israel and Ukraine
       who have fought the West’s wars for them
    holding Iran and its proxies, and Putin’s Russia at bay

    Imagine if Putin was now attacking the Baltics or Poland
       or if Jerusalem and Israel, Iran had overrun

    Of course, then the West could stop obsessing about gender and race
       as criminal regimes spat missiles and drones in her soft, fleshy face
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Categories: proxies, appreciation, imagination, international, thank you, war,
Form: Rhyme
An Admission of Guilt
Glinting of the nickel
Flip it, place it on the table
Relegate to gravity
That of fate- of destiny
In the end 
It's a choice
To accept 
Or avoid
After the flip,
Do you obey it
Pull back the hammer 
To strike the steel with flint
It's still a choice
Drop hands from wheel, place them by your side
Watch the blurring treeline, shifting away my eyes
I've certainly lied
Proxies for good faith
I've blurred those lines
It's still a choice...

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Categories: proxies, fate,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Child
Before I even watched your birth,
I had already failed you first.

Collecting bones in closets damned.
To proxies labor done withstand.

Mistakes go down with Jacks and cokes.
A childhood ends in perished hopes.

The years apart we will to stand.
Regret to always catch the man.

My sorrow carving name in stone,
A Father never dies alone.


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Rob Carmack
Couplet : Iambic Tetrameter
10.26.14...

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Categories: proxies, absence, addiction, child, dark, death, vanity, wisdom,
Form: Couplet



Said the Founding Fathers Voices From the Graves
Said their Voices from the Graves.

Listen!

As death amplifies the frequency of remembrance

you delve into your faith,

your mind searches for God

and answers.

Unify your sincerity,

and let your questions be herd.

Together!

yours are the voices that will rise

and resonate,

the justice that will adhere,

the love that will mend,

and the prayers that will bring change..

Surely!

God is aware

and you are His proxies.

 © Al Juman  The "said" Poet...

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© Al Juman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: proxies, 12th grade, death, feelings, forgiveness, irony, life,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things