Short Reins Poems
Short Reins Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Reins by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Reins by length and keyword.
The dog days of summer, certainly here
Every half-hour, another shot of beer
Too lazy to move
I’m stuck in a groove
Glad my new car doesn’t need me to steer
Cactus needs no fence, No need reins to donkey, Rich needs no degree.
You stare into the abyss,
And the abyss stares back.
Take a look into my mind,
Through every little crack.
It's dripping from my finger tips,
It's throbbing in my veins.
The wild inside my bones,
Won't stay tied up in your reins.
If I let my poison pour,
Let it gush out of my throat,
I'll flood out your pretty kingdom,
And set myself afloat.
- Pragya Nandi @scarletfruit2004
When the reins of fate go slack
And the wicked wind is at your back
And you lift your head and smell the dew
And there's no one near to trouble you
When your eyes are wide
And you're ready to ride
Like a pony in the spring
Like a falcon on the wing
To follow your heart
To make that new start
When you've doubled your dues
When you got nothing to lose
That's when you know
Your life has begun
That's when it's time
To make your best run
Handing over the reins is, of course,
Very rarely involving a horse.
It’s about the tradition
Of easing transition
Of power, with no show of force.
The expression is mostly applied
When a leader is stepping aside
And helps he who comes next
Not feel lacking or vexed
With all negative feelings denied.
Yet today, those same reins are held tight,
While the whole world is watching this plight.
It’s an ugly impasse
Lacking candor and class
Led by one who is driven by spite.