Short Rulers Poems

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


Premium Member Rulers of Sky

sun peers down from sky and often brightly it beams until it slides behind hills when peeking out comes moon
sun
Form: Ninette


Premium Member Digital identity'

Read all about it.' In the Holy Bible.'
6 6 6 reality today? 
Its your choice? If things are how
The rulers say.?
I trust in God alone 'He sent the way'
Form: Didactic

Horny Games

World becomes the hell
Rulers when cultivate greed
Hate begets revenge
Warfare body lives on blood
Deaths are politician's game


16.09.2020 Chattogram
Form: Rengay

Reprise

Winter 
Out there
Again 

Cold hearts
Rulers
Setting hearts
Afire

Cold out there
Night rules
The sun

And 
dark 
You must rest
Caged birds sing

Premium Member War On Peace

why have psychopathic rulers...?

they will millions dead every year...

then cry 'freedom' while others...

spend life in jail for...whatever...?


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.


Ancestor's Caravan

Desperate people moving
Fleeing heartbreak and despair
Traveling towards the land of opportunity,
Seeking shelter from harsh rulers,
Seeking peace and a better life.
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Grook

Premium Member Rulers of the World

Alexander the Great, Caesar and Napoleon too
   Through military conquest empires grew

Pulitzer's Fourth Estate ruled the modern world
   ~ 'til Zuckerberg Facebook, then Meta unfurled
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Judgment Lightly Ajar

Babies are droolers
Teachers are schoolers
Pitchers are foolers
Lawyers are duelers
Fishermen are spoolers
Faceters are jewelers
Needlers are crewelers
Kids are stoolers
Men are toolers
Women are rulers
© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Nightmare

I awoke in a white world
Where everything is controlled by whites
They named the river, oceans, and seas
The animals were called their names
And call themselves rulers and gods

Lord, please wake me from this nightmare

Blind Narratives

Narratives of history is eloquent
Society is a pot of brewing beer
Rulers are the licensed brewers
Protesters come in fooling as bugs
Sitting on the pot only to urinate
Spoiling the brew that give joy
And the blind narratives role on

Divine Ankit Sir

It was a great pleasure to dine
With you Oh! Knowledge Divine;
Many kings, rulers did entwine
With you in us in class nine.
With you it was always fine
As you understood without sign.
So grow as big as an oak and pine
Is the wish of students and mine.
Form: Monorhyme

Rambling

The sane,
very few remain
rulers must contain
never to admit shame
pulling strings
to win their beloved game
their souls are
stained
fingers point 
the blame
while the roof
catches rain
seeking not joy
but pain
poets and artists
live
others all
die the 
same

Premium Member The Four Kings

Black and red of cards
Men in deck of cards
Wise and great in name
Shocked the World in fame
Rise and fall in flame

Rulers of land
Feats over sand
Charlemagne, David
Alex, Julius

Bards of right
Conquerors
And mentors

Four Men
Of cards

Kings

Premium Member Ye Olde Classrroom Days

Ye Olde Classoom Days


Let us take a cruise to the great past.
Hold tight, it won't be an easy task.
Look here, pencils and erasers, 
and books to hold, again!
Classrooms, no 'putters,
Loose leaf paper,
New crayons,
Rulers,
Clock


November 27, 2019
Form: Nonet

Classic Jaguar

Stealing cars
Life on the fast lane
Behind the virtual world
High pitched sirens
Love for the criminals
Day by day rulers
American flag
Short circuit
Classic beard
Sweet Piano
Fight for the night
Cloudy sky
Sunshine
Looking up smiling
Is this America?
Form:

Premium Member junk drawer clean up

junk drawer clean-up is scheduled today
tape
ribbons
rubber bands
pencils
pens
rulers
small notebooks
matches
candles
bungee cords
dog collar
flashlight
wrench
pliers
scissors
maple syrup packets
I need all of these things I think
as I shut the drawer.
Form: List

Rulers In This World

Of chorus lines puppet strings voodoo dolls as clown parades....
White cheeks dimpled smiles black ties affairs with, chichi crowns ?
Gladiators vying for world supremacy whileas muppets generals their
Daughters sip upon brandy to alleviate numb the truth in father's legacy.
Form:

Freedom At Hand

As in days before the virus We voyaged free as air Til rulers sought to confine us In penned and muzzled care Now with freedom at hand Yet with caution, unmanned We steal out cross the land So let’s fly once more As in days before
29 September Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Parents

Parents are the rules and rulers,
But they are the,
Most special and important people in,
A child's life,
My parents are the best thing that ever,
Happened to me,
They are the most special people,
Who were sent down,
From heaven to protect and understand,
The children in the world!
© Belle Rev  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Ice Orb

Our sun 
has a quirky little attitude.
It says keep your distance
, and I'll keep mine from you.
I promise to keep you warm for now,
, but there are rulers and rules to follow.
One day I'll surely burn out.

Then Earth will become just another ball of cosmic ice.
Life will be no more.

There Is An Island

There is an island where;
men have no hearts
women have no wombs
dwellers have no arms
citizens have no tongues
the land has no fire
sky has no sun, no stars
rulers have no thrones

but people live in unity
in peace and harmony
they rejoice and enjoy
happiness shines, shines
and never sets

Attention America

Attention America 
Can't you see 
We are not the land of the free. 

We represent 
Oppression 
Possession
regression 
And this sickens me.

Our four fathers fought for freedom
From taxes
Rulers 
And greed. 
Now, This is what makes America bleed. 

We are not the land of the free
We are the land of me, me, me.
Form:

In Denial, On Fire

in denial 
but pacing while room is on fire
motion capture fail to paint his emotions 
"I'm fine"- a product of his illusion 

litany of reasons but pain stuck under his skin
too afraid to pen about, too afraid to scream it out
demons are his rulers, will demons be the winners?
help! he is drowning he can't put out this fire

Premium Member The Human Heart

We rightly share reserves of love
for such gifts made available unlimited before 
the start – unwrapped, ages ago, where sat great 
celestial rulers and guides~ unanimously 
agreeing, let us try the human heart.  
                  The child of love
will descend, dwell with them, nurture, ever greater
mature, divinely impart.

Premium Member Sunday Morning

The devil and his demons
The rulers and the unbelievers

They felt triumphant on Friday
Death shouted victoriously on Friday

But they forgot that Sunday was coming
They rested and observed the Sabbath on Saturday

But life broke forth
Life changed the world

Life altered history forever
when in came Sunday morning

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