Short Superiors Poems

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


Premium Member Soldier

S  alutes superiors
O  beys orders
L  oyal to a fault
D  eadeye shot
I   is not in his lexicon
E  go's parked at the door
R  aces to save his comrade's life
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member An Alien Observation of Cell Phone Use

A Martian spy from the earth fled
and to his superiors said,
“Although no one is near,
they still talk hand to ear.
Too much oxygen’s gone to their head.”

For Carolyn Devnoshire's contest: Out of this world limericks
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Who Rules Over All of You

In the USA, it is The Federal Reserve that ultimately rules,
over all of us, the president's administration too.
The president's administration has pledged to devotedly serve,
all of their superiors on the board of The Federal Reserve.
We The People,
all blindly follow,
all they who continue to devotedly serve,
that handful of bankers, lawyers and businessmen,
who comprise The Federal Reserve.
Form: Rhyme

Well Done, Dorothea

There she stood, in a room all spic and span
Her name was Dorothea – the nun of Maryland
Ever so lightly, she picked flowers day and night
Oh! She was indeed the gift of God that did all her tasks
Did she happen to disobey her superiors and anger the ones above?
Obedient, classy and wise – the gift of God did as she was told. 
Rummaging through antiques, she have found the key
Another key that held lies instead of answers, unfortunately.

Creatures Great and Small

CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL

Of all creatures great and small
Insects are most assiduous folk of all 
They perform assigned duties each day
And let nothing dissuade them on their way
The till the soil and collect the forage
Their labor brings them food, some for storage 
Their diligent spirits have no equaled pace
Mostly repulsed  by a higher stationed  race
Human beings became  Self appointed  superiors 
But without these small beasts humans would be their inferiors
Form: Couplet


A True Hero

Hail the hero who embraces troubles.
He does not make troubles.

He may be challenged by adversities.
He would rather ignore all trivialities. 

He would strive to make history.
He is willing to die for others to tell his story.

He upholds and treasures his inferiors
He upholds and pleasures his superiors.

He is the first to give, no matter the stake
He is always the last to take.

His contentment knows no bounds. 
He is the true leader, he can go for countless rounds.

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