Short Rebelled Poems
Short Rebelled Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Rebelled by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Rebelled by length and keyword.
My tummy rebelled today
Saying, 'No more dessert; no way'
My eyes bugged out
My tongue salivated
Hours of frustration awaited ...
She wore velvet and satin
Pampered as the poor rebelled
She lost her head, bleeding red
Marie Antoinette
Entry for Francine's Red Contest
Did Determine the Ticket
We did determine what was the ticket;
What we really should do is to picket,
Up were tensed;
Rebelled against,
So you cannot go to the Trump picnic.
Jim Horn
There was once a Queen
Who sat on her throne
Behind closed doors
Giving orders, abusing and casting spells
The staff rebelled and chucked her in hell
Where she remains still spitting poison.
Apparently Provocative
Trump apparently is provocative
Does only take and never any give
Do things may be compelled
Like against them has rebelled
Who like that would want to live.
Jim Horn
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Written: June 27, 2025, for contest: Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
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Mirage suggested on the run
"Hydrate or be well-done, my son"
The ice cream rebelled,
The sunflowers yelled—
And the night couldn't outshine the sun!
A merman had one stubborn daughter
who rebelled against what her dad taught her.
When she swam to dry land,
she could then understand
she was just like a fish - out of water!
For the Out of Water Poetry Contest of Sheri Fresonke Harper
They rebelled against the
With no fear of fall
They stood tall
Heart open wide
The mighty tide
Angry, in its stride
Broke them into million pieces
Still could not shatter their pride
The million hearts glittered
Erased all the gloom
Light up the whole world bright
They stood tall
They rebelled against the tide
Form:
For a cryptic misdemeanor?
None of their reasoning was clear;
They only wanted her controlled
with the turn of a single key;
Threw her inside and locked the door
hoping that she would disappear;
Wild was impossible to mold
her heart would not bend easily;
That flash in her eyes was so bold
as she rebelled amicably.
When Moon weeps tears of frost fallen from
legends older than we remember,
when Sun warmed the bones of our elders
and watched young ones play in grassland fields,
then Sky rebelled and Stars fell to us,
in Darkness old bones still remember
and tell the stories of our elders
before their tears of frost when Moon weeps.
You dangerous viper go away
and leave me on my own.
You are a lion and a thief,
trying to steal God's throne.
You shook your fist in anger.
You rebelled against your King.
Someday, Satan, you will pay
for causing me this suffering.
God is angry, Rightfully so.
His creations have turned away.
But his children will rejoice
on the day that Satan pays.
Failing to be satisfied with safe
He placed his vision before us
And led on to a state
That molded and shaped
Some rebelled
Some criticized
Some followed
Some cared not
Yet his vision
Touched us all
Led us to greater things
Than we knew possible
Having laid his vision
On generous minds
He retreats to the mountains
With Apollo, Pan and Bacchus.
I'd travel the world
Trip the light fantastic
Spend quality time with my family
My schedule, so elastic
Brush up on my reading
Start a garden, plant seedlings
Exercise daily, religiously
Attend prayer services regularly
Well, retirement's come and I must say
Things haven't exactly broken my way
My body's rebelled, and I've had to scrap
~ Everything save my afternoon nap
As he gazed out the window, his spirits fell
Sleet from the sky turned the sidewalks to hell
'I must shovel.'... At the very thought he rebelled
Boots, gloves, scarf -- his anger swelled
At the door his daughter called him
Her voice excited and sweet
'Daddy, the snow is so gorgeous
Isn't it neat?!'
The man paused a few moments in the doorway
'It sure is, honey,' Daddy heard his voice say
When 1953 began
Iran’s oil annexation plan
Meant seizing our stuff
But the CIA’s tough
And installed the Shah as he-man
Since Iran’s parliament was dead
And Muslims brutally bled
The people rebelled
But what came next spelled
By an ayatollah they’d be led
When exiled the Shah became sick
The U.S. was his treatment pick
The prick of this deal
Our embassy did feel
Where the hostage taking was quick
From the fallen who bore the flawed yet angelic devine to all feet are dirt still unique with
words in song they will speak, from underneath they dewell once of the chosen before they
fell. Sons of air are those rebelled morning earth destroy the compelled so to cause no more
hell, perish seeds from which you came its you in wrath of shame perfectly flawed not gifted
at all your prince will fall no mention still flawed.
I’ll scrape this mud off of my heels -
That’s caked from years of trudging.
And soak these wounds in orange peels -
To persuade scabs into budging.
This bar of soap, my sword of choice -
Will slay bruises that have haunted.
Replacing aches with citrus’ voice -
Who soothingly tunes the daunted.
This plunge of water, warm and welled -
Will calm my anxious weather.
And put to rest thoughts that rebelled -
As I bathe in crystal summer.