Short Queendom Poems

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


Jan a Thon

It's a Jan A Thon
Dancing in our Soup
Dripping out of spoons
Burning up the group

Raking in the Wins
Shaking in our Skins
Must be the Queendom
Of United Kingdom!
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.


Queendom Come

queendom come check my grammar of love hand held heart felt moments in winter melt seasons are never denied only tears of joy cried lay with me silkly minding sheets reflections of mountainous peaks dream with me this dream for more than one stay with me i felt your queendom come ?
art
Form: Ode

Green And Pleasant Land

If the UK is as PC as some would have us perceive (tho' Britons never never never shall be slaves Boadicea's turning in her grave) it's incorrect on two counts would you believe and the US we should see as between '52 and '22 it was a Queendom not a Kingdom and either way that's sexist so to speak more accurately accordingly it should be the United Sovereignty
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Brilliant Question If You Ask Me

The competition is on at work.
Elementary school teachers
Most in their own queendom
Two in kingdoms
We are discussing job interviews
One question was really silly, Mrs. Bee told us.
“What was the last book you read?”
Made her really mad, 
as she had not read
a book since college’s
required reading.
She is in her forties.
Brilliant question if you ask me
As our goal is to create 
lifelong learners.

Premium Member An Elysian Dream

 
	My last farthing I did bequeath thee
           The Queendom was fresh, ‘twas 1953
        You put the coin to use, planting a tree 

         The frail sapling grew roots deep, leaves green
            Fruit decorated the branches, an elysian dream

	  Then pests invaded, with goggles and sprays
            Two-legged devastation machines

          Upending the dream 
             ~ Arsenic-laced green


Inconspicuous Queendom

A slab of cracked concrete pavement
Permanently fixed in a row
Of similar, less damaged slabs
Exists a miniaturized realm.
Within the fracture grows a few,
Tiny clumps of unnoticed grass 
And a single dandelion.
Deep within the dark cavity
A colony of zealous ants
Ruled by a single fertile queen
Work in well defined labor crews.
A team of seven working high
Atop the yellow nectar globe
Begin their long laden descent.
Form: Verse

The Juggernaut

My eyes tell a story 
Do you wanna know?
The tempest and the temptations
Are alive but wasn't enough to trounce me

I'm wild and loyal
Resilient and practical
Church-mindedly ruthless and effervescent
A cheerful giver of love not lust

Smirtle! I make you laugh not cause I care
But to show my brawniness
My prowess as a queendom
Goes without the saying - I rule

Not bard of Homer or Avon
But I write
Your destiny not mine
I'm the juggernaut

Carol the Queen of Xyz

CAROL THE QUEEN OF XYZ



                Carol was a  crunchy scrumpy the queen of queendom XYZ
                   Nobody saw her since September that was very bad
                                    Curry the cat got curry favour 
                                    In exchange of a curry flavour
             From the prince of the Pince- nez who was carol’s quidnunc dad










  CAROL THE QUEEN OF XYZ © RAJAT KANTI CHAKRABARTY 10 NOVEMBER 2014
Form: Limerick

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