Short Rule Book Poems
Short Rule Book Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Rule Book by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Rule Book by length and keyword.
The thirst for power
And control has change
The country, the rules and
The rule book has been
Thrown out of the window
Now the blinders are off
Categories:
rule book, political,
Form:
Free verse
He lived in his own way with his own rule book
Thoreau needed only a bit of paper and a sharp pen
We admired his woods, his violets, his bubbly brook
Moving me to the country? Please tell me when.
Categories:
rule book, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th
Form:
Rhyme
To choose the greatest abuse is drugs,
Pain killers, cigarettes alcohol in tugs,
Heroin, meth and coke with death plugs,
Horror and demons leave you in shrugs,
Rule book in his tail see how he thugs.
Categories:
rule book, life
Form:
Free verse
we look
with anchored heart
rule book
sail boat
in lock and key,
both float
let's go-
want to say yes...
said no.
12th April 2020
Sponsor Joseph May
Contest Name Finding Your Musette
Categories:
rule book, lost love,
Form:
Rhyme
The pulse of freedom
runs beneath my skin;
I won’t be confined
by any rule book
that I did not write;
Making it law
won’t make it right;
Current culture
really needs change;
One’s enough
for a seed
to catch wind;
Unite
the whole
world.
Categories:
rule book, emotions, feelings, introspection, society,
Form:
Diminished Hexaverse
What is normal?
A disquise we make in our minds
A coating to hide our fear of differences
Or maybe a rule book made by the man
No one is normal
no one is the same
It doesn't matter what you say
I love my differences the way they are
I am wierd
You are wierd
We are wierd they are wierd
They are wierd
That is why we must embrace our differences
Or else none of us are real people
normal is nothing to be proud of
Be yourself and live
Categories:
rule book, happiness
Form:
I do not know?