Short Revoked Poems

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


Cow Entered


A Cow Entered Politics,
Retired as a Buffalo.

A Cow Entered Pakistan,
Ended up Cooked.

A Cow Entered America,
Her Visa Revoked.

A Cow Entered North Korea,
Kim Jong-un Drank all the Milk.


Built

Built-up another
one to each other
a scene not recognize
growth, as one spoke
to obtain, non-revoked
hidden behind the scene
strength in the mist
not just one, but two
time for owning
in the midst as other growing.

Rhetoric

Words -
incite
good, evil
peace and rage. Words -
spoken in hateful
tones divide, destroy
encouraging ignorance.
Words- spoken with temperance grow
understanding, foster tolerance. 
Rhetoric that cannot be revoked - words...
© Ann Roske  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Jim Acosta Vs Sir Ass

Jim Acosta made it too uncomfortable for Sir Ass So Jim was banished from the White House, they revoked his pass The Prez began to gobble Started to weeble wobble Obviously, squish him before Sir Ass gets too embarrassed
Form: Limerick

License Revoked

Reckless
when imbibing
He lost his right
to drive

For those infractions
time proscribed
A Poets
D.U.I.

He far
exceeded limits
His influences
blamed

Now doomed to ride
as passenger
In literary
— shame

(Dreamsleep: October, 2025)
Form: Rhyme


In That Moment

It's that rise and then the fall,
between the happy thought of you,
and when it all comes crashing down.
The moment I remember, We- are no more,
That you have revoked your love, 
and are no longer mine to call my own.
In that moment, 
my world is destroyed.

Premium Member Dogma Enigma

Dogma Enigma

When the pedophile is god
and genocide is good 
when caring for the other
is a never not a should
when race is a weapon
and gender is revoked
when science is blasphemy
and climate change a hoax

Resist the urge to reason
you will just be labelled woke
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Walk softly Ode to my walking stick

Loyal companion carved from a sturdy oak.
This eternal gratitude will never be revoked.
You've been there for me more then
some human folk.
I think I may be in love with you and that is no joke.
Please stay by my side until the day I croak,
if perchance we come upon a very nasty bloke,
I will turn you upside down and give him a poke!

Enjoy Narration

Sharing my love narration,
Causing much elation,
Ignoring cant negation,
Here tis love central station,
Harmless joy aeration,
Heart is your curation,
Pixie dust your vocation,
Love needs no stagnation,
Evolving, with illustration,
Never has privation,
Revoked our sublimation,
Scribbling this summation,
"Pour blessed love libation!"
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member FALLEN ACTOR

Dramatic pause
Stage diminished
Alcohol influence
Living on the streets
Nickel and Dimes survival
Actor being once a striving Actor
Contract revoked
His final curtain pulled down
Had big dreams
Wanted to be in the movie streams
No Movie Star
No longer owns a car
Could have gone far
Inspiration being just a word
Closed door
Fallen to Alcohol
Stage presence forgotten.

A Puzzling Word Mystery

I closed my eyes and pointed
A document I had received
Not a book in sight to point at
Revoked or it could expire, 
How could this be
My birthday was near
So I had to march down to the DMV
Paid them money so now

I am a lawful driver

Words
1.Lawful
2.Unexpired
3.March
4.Document
5.Revoke



Contest: Mystery Word
Sponsored by: Caren Krustinger
Dated Created: 09/27/2020
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Psalm Rainbow

flaming rainbow aloft, 
starlight galaxy festoon 
once an iron sky, 

Tempest equinox, 
sparks shall on them descend, 
foreshadowed co lours reign force 

defy justify defy 

Coiled snake, rabid tongue, sermon revoked 

preach not your cruel co lours 
delivered unto me true co lours

Red and blue embers twisted hypocrite burns 
soul restored, recaptured spirit in purple

...this co lour my courage deserves...
Form: Lyric

The Dmv

After 4 years of a revoked license,
A remnant of my past mistake
We were headed to the DMV
Dreading how long it would take

I gave the lady my old license  
She slapped a sticker on right away
And then stamped it and pushed it back
"Wow!!", was all we could think to say!

The lady rolled her eyes at us
"Have a seat!", was all that she said
I looked at Judy and we laughed
It was funny, but our faces were red!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

The Red Bucket

The red bucket in my bathroom 
suddenly one day broke. 
Day by day it deteriorated 
till it was revoked. 
I needed some plastic 
to melt for some work; 
the red bucket was chosen 
being already shirked. 
Little by little, in few days, 
the red bucket was cut. 
From being a proper bucket, 
it was not even its butt. 
It sits there in a corner 
waiting to die some more. 
Unwanted, rejected, 
it's not a bucket anymore.
Form: Rhyme

Waiting Room

Radical reliance on the ultimate unknown,
Only scarcely awake by its soft under-tone.
Lonely antiques; only now in demand,
Losing their value with each passing hand.
Peppered with sugar to prolong the pretence,
Examining a lifetime and its final expense.
Another slice of the mind to be prodded and poked,
The face of dilemma  has now been revoked
Solitary silence in an elegant stance,
Chaotic clarity with one last glorious glance.
Form: Rhyme

Hangman

I had a smoke
and felt 
so suicidal.
I wanted my licence 
to life
to be revoked.
To simply feel
the pressures of life
take the shape 
of a 
perfectly shaped noose
so I could 
take a leap
into the 
gaping hole
of my heart
and never land
on the ground.
For everybody 
to see
my tangling feet
move 
to a motionless beat
as I play
the role of a dead man
in the game
of Hangman.

I hope to rekindle
my spirit 
with my body
in the afterlife.

Desolation Bop

How vast is the mind
in all it surveys?
Humanity's blip can be
measured in days,
yet I hold hallowed
my meager plight
as I plummet blind
through this icy night.

With all prime focus
centered on me
as my reigning
identity
I quake confused
by all my eyes see.
Shall I be sequestered
in perpetuity?

My body buckles
with forces profound
since I find no hope
to orbit around
only more egos
that need to be stroked
waiting for my light
to get revoked.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Brrrrr

Brrrrr Weather Forecast By Tom 2/15/2021 No clouds, sky solid gray, chill factor, twenty-seven below, today. Eighty-nine days I’ve seen temps freezing, will be next week before it’s easing. About two more weeks before its done, It’s been three days since snow begun. Expect seven to ten inches two days hence, and drifts three wires high on a barb wire fence. Being paroled to the yard was bad I attest, until parole was revoked and I’m in house arrest.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Aborted Baby

Crepuscular rays filtered through the trees:
Tall black cypresses around a dark shrine,
Evening grim bells toll as I feel the freeze,
Conscious the tomb covered with rambling vine,
While nocturnal butterflies just decline.
I could not help utter a maze of sighs, 
My desolate unborn baby just lies, 
Never forgotten, but always evoked
Except the woman who'll never get wise.
Cursed she'll be, an oath I never revoked.

Fiction
I am against abortion.  But I am in favour of forgiving.
Form: Dizain

Will I Know It As Different From Now

Numb in fear at the face of God upon me,
Sliced to the bone, stretched out on the fault line of my soul.

Those living now, granted the fullness of life so sweet,
Reserved to rejoice with God eternal, predestined before day one,
Never doubt salvation and heaven. 
				
But I know what evil I have done, do, and am  
For the promise of heaven’s rest revoked,

When final sentence given after judgment at the terrible throne
Then when to hell I go, will I know it as different from now?
sin

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