Short Safeguards Poems

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


An Act of Kindness

The discolored leaf
safeguards a raindrop left by
the inclement storm

Entered in Raul Moreno's contest, 
" Mourning Calm "
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Justice

Justice: The universal force that safeguards the physical and moral laws of cosmic order!







(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
       04 October 2016
Form: Monoku

My Playground

sliding down
the cerulean spiral
grasping for
plasticine safeguards
to soften the
soul-crushing impact
of hitting bottom
again
feet scrambling
fingers digging
inching the way upward
only to slip
again

Premium Member In God's Care

Nestling in God's care*... Safeguards my heart against doubts' darts midst deceits' caress.
*1Peter 5:7 Casting all your care upon him; for he (God) careth for you. June 2, 2018 3rd Place, When One Line is Not Enough Sponsored by Silent One; judged on 6/4/2018.
Form: Verse

Marriage

Marriage is a knot
Between a boy and a girl
To enable them to
Satisfy their sexual appetite
Ensure reproduction
And to bring up their children

Marriage makes people 
More kind and generous
Furthermore
It prevents people
From sexually transmitted diseases

In Allah’s words
Marriage is a fort
That safeguards people
From committing sexual sins

That’s why
From Islamic point of view
Marriage is a must for those
Who are able to marry.


Premium Member "Lewisburg, Tennessee Landmarks"

Lewisburg Landmarks 

The Marshall County 

Courthouse keeps safeguards 

While Main street trades it daily ideology. 

Rock Creek moves slow,

Steady as folks heading in and out

Of Kroger 's.

And the Walking  Horse Museum stands

Quiet,

Holding history  like reins in it's hands.

Lewisburg  ain't enormous grassland

It'll test your balance the same stay standing,

And you've earned your boots in this town.

Hurricane

You are the hurricane that has taken so much from my life.
I got caught in the eye of your storm
Watching defenselessly as you
Uprooted my dream,
		Washed away my foundation,
					Forced down the walls of progress I built,
										And flooded my soul.
										Once I recovered,
					Building new safeguards and a secure surrounding,
		Pouring a new foundation, 
Planting new dreams,
You tear back through my life
Again
Leaving more destruction and desolation in your wake.

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