Short Subjugate Poems

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


Hurricane

Hurricane is a battalion of ghosts
Soldiered by retired women of war
The Amazons and the Catherines
To subjugate the great America
Form: Quatrain


T'Talking

I’ve an inkling to stutter and stammer
In an effort to subjugate grammar.
For although I love words
I adore the absurd
Punctuated, pauses; tend to, enamour.
© Mike Youds  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Trump Frustrate and Subjugate

Subjugate means to bring under 
domination or control, especially 
by conquest.

Trump Frustrate and Subjugate

Trump us often he will frustrate;
He surely is trying  to subjugate;
And body bare,
For does care;
In golden shower loves to lactate.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Nothing More

With the part of her claret lips
my will now subjugate
Disguised within her eyes lust hides
A flick of her eyelash
clothes no just merely cloth
Ripped from burning drowning skin
Let me taste your air
withing my lungs
writhing liquid shores
i wiil be your whore
and ask for nothing more

Scruple

Plying depravity from a string of unblemished guile,
Candor and virtues put on trial.
Mute complications hang the impassive jury,
Corrupt verdicts subjugate while the ingenuous worry.
Grasping for lone echos left by forgiveness and mercy,
Abolish authenticity with fallacy bred controversy.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Kiss

Tenderness
Of one
Living in
Heartfelt
Surge
Of a kiss
Lifting
Her eyes
Up to see
Him softly
Open
His mouth
Towards
Hers, sending
Chills
Throughout
Her body
She opens
Hers To greet
His tender
Lips
Laying on
One another
Now
Subjugate
To one
Another
With love
Tenderness
Of their
Kiss

Russell Sivey

Premium Member Nanny Gigi On Liars

Liars distort, manipulate 
do not willingly subjugate
little gossip and whopping lies
let integrity be the prize

Discernment be your lips cement
let the words of truth lament
keep true north, shun the dirty south,
for a fly does not enter a closed mouth

Entered Romany Proverb Poetry Contest
Sponsor Julia Ward
Dated 25/09/2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ruins

Ruins

In our arrogance, we humans
build monuments to ourselves.
We seek to subjugate nature
to our whims and desires.
We erect buildings for
our comfort and ease.
Designing them to last
for all eternity.
Isolating ourselves from
all that is natural.
In the end, 
nature has the final word
and nothing is left of us but
ruins.
Form: Ekphrasis

With Your Love

subjugate me
captivate me
titillate me
with your
quiet sighs.

ignite me
excite me
unmake me
with your
sapphire eyes.

see me
please me
take me
tease me
with your
fingers trace.

touch me
keep me
crave me
reap me
with your
love replace

my grief
with elation
my sin
with salvation
my loss
with creation

until
the end
of time.
Form: Rhyme

See Sea

Imitate, emulate, the way of the primate

unenlightened spirits control and subjugate

Your eyes can't see and your ears can't hear

that loss of the known is your actual fear 

Everyone talks, but few people know 

that change is crucial and needed to grow

Pry your eyes open and keep your heart pure

get acquainted with yourself and you'll know that for sure
Form:

Premium Member Of Adam's Rib

Adam, consort, spouse to Eve,
to no other must he cleave.
She, created first of clay,
Adam followed the next day.

Eve, divine, celestial spark,
crowned to rule the patriarch.
Adam, gift to Eve, her mate—
he is hers to subjugate.

If you think me turned around,
you will see where truth is found.
From his rib she could not come.
Female is the primal one.

Adam did not come before,
as is told in script and lore.
Adam's form— altered and flawed;
woman is the shape of God.
Form: Rhyme

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