Short Strong Arm Poems

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Bullying

Bullying and trying
To strong arm people
Isn’t going to work
Most people believe in
Fighting back by
Fighting fire with fire
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.


Behind the Strong Arm

All locked down
People sit at home
Still nothing went wrong
Ate and to drank all in calm
No death nothing no harm
Behind all stands a strong arm!

Winter Memories Ws

Mitts on we're ready 
to take on the world at large 
school day winter memories  

we threw them curve balls
one fast strong arm at a time
snow ball fights were so much fun 

January 10, 2023
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member At Rest

Whose lips descend
     to mock the pursed recluse
Lives trembling mute hand
They who laugh refuse
     the strong arm
     of yesteryear.
His the pastoral symphony
     the "peace that passeth"
Through the acid heart
Unseared, and rest
     the troubled soul
     free of fear.

Post of Submission

We had a place like that...
       out behind the wood shed!

Where it was all over but the doughnuts and shrieks!

Speaking of doughnuts...
    the long arm of the law, or should I say strong arm, 
              has a post of submission too.

Yep they beat you until you confess in submission.


Premium Member Cheer

Cheer ejects fear
Fear beyond peer
Peer that must clear


Noise swallows choice
Choice in wise poise
Poise soul must voice


Charm holds strong arm
Arm dares to farm
Farm in sweet psalm


Share surreal cares
Cares that heap wares
Wares that spread fare



Leon Enriquez
06 October 2014
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

The Emphatic Declaration

Try to bully or inspire with fear
Has the opposite effect

Strong arm the truth
You will get what you fail to prove

Evolution in groups-
Decadence under tiny roofs

Flags pledge allegiance
To themselves

The real, phantasm, and never was
through a bold television empire

Heres hoping they (we) come from couches
To rebuild the throne

Premium Member Rondelet: Bad Guy Dope

Rondelet: Bad Guy Dope*

See what I said
Head strong arm strong ham-strung bike dope
See what I said
Training ground's where villains are bred
Good guys strain up Sisyphus slope
Bad guys dope down Paris and mope
See what I said

*Please see poem posted on December 31, 2012, titled:
"This Bad Guy World (in all seriousness)"

(c) T. Wignesan, Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epitaph

Prayer

I want to know
I want to feel
I want to grow
I want to heal

Embrace me in your strong arm
Pick me up when I fall
Keep me safe from harm
Rescue me from it all

I want to comprehend
I want to do your will
I want to flex, to bend
To be your writing quill

Show me what I’m doing wrong
Teach me in your way
Be my thought, my voice, my song
Stand beside me through each day
Form:

Harem

A wife in each tent
My hearth a tenement
Fecund grove lofty sentiment
Cultivating each manicured accoutrement
Family tree planted in oasis of wine
Fertile sprouts a fruitful sign
Pristine shoots pure genetic thread to enshrine  
Concubines to further seed family line
Pods proliferating in an ocean of brine
Hybrid progeny status will assign
Grafted branches of patriarchal vine
Strong arm, domesticated wings to align    
Sinewy twine to encumber free-flowing bine
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Paused It And Now Joey Cora Is Staring At Me

Ruffling the feathers
Of your expectations.
Rilke to the left.
The portrait of Alf
The back of my left ear.
What unconscionable theives,
These Time Czars,
Where we live with the scars,
As joy bounces on the crevices.
I see you in the dark in some cave.
Let me be your bombastic populist.
The Strong Arm of the Soul.
Play in the light of least resistance. 
My garden grows in the garden of your heart.
My every breathe is your eternal existence.
Bite the doughnut. 
Press for hugs.

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