Short Scholar Poems
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His pedigree
was his degree
Rhodes scholar selection
Yet once in the fray
he was easy prey ~
Mettle, reality assayed
The famous Peter Paul Rubens
saw life through many a lens
Painter,diplomat scholar&also in business
so Altar pieces painted with largesse
The Scholar
One sees what one thinks
and will contemplate without
natural discourse
with the common elements
in the diverse universe.
Wounded
Distrustful
Inured
Enthralled
Fooled
Estranged
Paralysed
Exposed
Resolved
Consumed
Scholar
Slave
Compelled
Searching
Hopeful
Robert Wadlow had a large collar
and he might have become a scholar
but at eight feet eleven
he was called up to heaven
so he just couldn't grow any taller
C.S Lewis, brilliant 20th century scholar -
even though he wore no clerical collar
he spread morality on the BBC
ever since converting to Christianity
No fancy pants is I
Nor do l try
No airs and graces
No two faces
No academic nor scholar
No white collar
Simply just me
Writing heart poetry
A poor
who became a scholar
and sophisticated by effort ,
produces significantly for humanity,
that a wealthy,
erudite, sophisticated ...
but bored
by birth...!
There once was a man, a scholar became
He had a great many books to his name
They fell on his head
And then he was dead
They said, "He only had his shelf to blame"
A poor
who became a scholar
and sophisticated by effort
produces further for humanity,
than a fortunate privileged,
erudite, sophisticated ...
but bored
by birth...!
John Donne, English poet innovator and scholar
finished life wearing a clerical collar.
Most famous for sermons and love poetry,
a wife and twelve children also had he.
There once was a venerable scholar
Who was asked 'bout the worth of a dollar
He replied, nonplussed
"It's in God we trust"
George Washington's sly grin on his collar
Once there was a man called Uncle Duck
no silly, a scholar with wide exposure is duck
Boasts Symbol of freedom is I,
symbol of happiness and fidelity is I
bloody post modern is duck.
Taller Scholar in a Parlor
Could always tell that he was a taller,
Student who had become a scholar;
Did appall;
Know it all;
Presidential debate will be in parlor.
Jim Horn
The stooped gait
the squinting eye
A curmudgeon sure
personified...
Yet when from parted lips
his timeless treasures poured
The very Founts of Wisdom
yearned for even more
A scholar is known for his scholarly output
A minister’s renowned for good deeds
God sits back and judges them both
~ based on what His creations need
Me
I’m an old scholar.
Learning each day.
I’ve learnt all my life.
Never fae a book, fore say.
Learnt fae my brother.
Father and mother.
That’s how I am.
That’s me.
Shaped for life.
By them.
Insemination
DESCRIMINATION!!!
Is much humiliation;
Need a vacation.
Insemination,
Of may cause the creation,
DESCRIMINATION!!!
Jim Horn, Philosopher.
Poet and Scholar So
Stand Up and Holler.
K-nowledge
I-s
M-ind's
B-rain
E-xcellently
R-emembering
L-ife
Y-ou
P-onder
A-s
N-o
O-ne
T-hinks
E-xcept
S-cholar
Topic: Birthday of Kimberly Panotes (August 29)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
I met a man who stayed in school and became a scholar.
Now he has a job that earns a quarter of a million dollars.
Kids should stay in school and enhance their brains.
Knowledge is a wonderful thing to gain.
Form:
He kneels before his beloved Queen,
savoring all her fair majesty,
as she waits upon her
pillowed throne
Lost amidst his deep intentions,
he offers up her praises,
as only one who's
born to pleasing, can
Grab education
Continue to go with the flow
Open your mind thoroughly
So you can grow
Be that stellar scholar
That takes everything in stride
Fill your world with knowledge
And keep everything in line
Takes a count, one to nine, to reach there
Exhausts the mind when reaching near
Number counting practise and perfection in the younger peer
The scholar builds confidence in numbers with no fear
Honors then come forth from her dear
I am sound in chains
Rushing in a hurry
Will I turn the page
A poet
A scholar
A gentleman
And.... A lover
But
No liar.
Just waiting to solve this puzzle
Instead of a relieving hand on an empty bottle?
She was a woman of substance
The quintessential joyful lifelong scholar
An African queen who did not put on airs
Her flexibility and imagination showed her intelligence
We watched her from afar, amazed and enthusiastic about her strides