Short Supplants Poems

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


Lord God Is Never Bored

I
Back home, I walk watering plants
Look to the hills, lifted up by His Hand
Busy painting another make-believe land
The hills, whence Help all evil supplants
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Form: Quatrain


Woman Notes

WOMAN I
"The woman is delicate from the egg, and an idea that does not freeze.
It is a yellow rose that has and knows the right moment of enjoyment and
service. "

                WOMAN II
"The woman knows the offspring that springs from her and that supplants any
technology that science invents, and man does not create
Form: Epigram

In the Face of Rage

I amble along paths
rutted deeply
In the life
that I have fashioned.

All pine for sunny days
of warmth and hope, but now
an aura tinged with fugue supplants 
and haunts me with its specter.

For in the end, what I desire
simply does not matter. The fuse
is lit; the bomb goes off, and pieces
of me now are lying everywhere.

Premium Member Daylight Dwindles

Daylight dwindles, and as darkness descends Night wakens, and clouds of hungry bats take flight, hunting moths fluttering in the pale moonlight, before Dawn ushers in daybreak. Dew, like a trillion teardrops, falls right on cue, and ebony supplants a sky of blue; as the horizon blushes scarlet while unveiled stars start to twinkle above.
Form: Lento

Beauty and the Beast

A pulchritudinous creature
Oblivious to the turmoil 
Stirred in a young mans chest
Tamed the beast in me 
Sublimating me
From my true desires
Quelling the fires
Redirecting my passions
Reemploying my sexual energy
So we partake
Of the socially acceptable
Exercise our creative bent
Until the time is right
That blessed moment
When love supplants lust 
And passions flame can burn
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