Short Taming Poems
Short Taming Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Taming by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Taming by length and keyword.
Taming the primitive mind -- a most difficult human endeavor.
July 15, 2016
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My scars look like stripes
I am almost a tiger
Her fingers caress my furs
Like brushes on unfinished paintings
And she laughs like a whip
Husband
Thoughtful, Kind
Sharing, caring, loving
Committed, Solid, Unsure, Wavering
Wandering, Preening, Seeking
Lost, Confused
Wolf
Taming fate
A chalk stick draws art
Tact for keen
Charmed lights sparks
Flashing wisdom in the dark
Words, truths, gifts to share
Proud sound, soft tracks of voices burned
taming crude souls their virtue earned.
Inspired from the ''Pianist'', scene of Ballade No.1 in G minor Op.23 - Chopin.
I fell in love with a beautiful beast.
And I am craving for taming this wolf.
God, I don’t know if You really exist,
But help me, please, gift me the wolf’s true luv.
But with me stay nay
For I live to have say
Love all hate none
Replace the ugly gun
No breaking , no cracking
No wasting, no taming
Love be love for all
Rest otherwise shall fall
Catherine, behave yourself!
Can't you be like Bianca?
Somebody straighten her out.
Where's Petruchio?
Based on the play "The Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare
Victory,
Eager, exciting
Attacking, challenging, satisfying,
Fight, combatant, crusade, enemy,
Taming, Disarming, Falling,
Horrible, weary,
Defeat
The deer tamer came in the shape of a gnome.
He lived in a house in the valley of Rome.
Not the Italy Rome, but the whimsical valley.
Where he raised deer up right, along with his wife, bright Sally.
Catherine is like a shrew.
What are we going to do?
Petruchio, set her straight
right now, before it's too late!
Based on the play "The Taming of the Shrew" by William Shakespeare
My word tigers I train with chair in hand
and meter's whip. Good syntax I require,
true spelling, decent rhythm - I demand
they jump iambically through hoops of fire.
An excerpt of the sonnet "Taming Tigers"
You don't write poetry
without challenging
gestures ...
Without taming
dreams,
without building
castles,
without exploding
emotions,
without excising
fears,
without learning
secrets of the passions ...!
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Come sail with me once more dear friends, to ply the winds to comply.
To hoist the sails, pull on the sheets, to steer the yacht driving through waves.
Together, we make a great team, tackling and taming riled wild seas.
I'd like to be dressed
In stretched clothes that you're wearing like a taming.
I wouldn't try to climb on the fabric,
To climb with elbows on the shoulders.
I would be closer to you
Exploring attire
From the inside .
some unstruct themselves
easy and naturally,
others by taming...
PS poetically metaphor
some people are educated by normal means,
others like brute animals
or socialize through means
similar to taming
It rose and rose
The limits it cross
Striking you
And then me
Words once shot
Leave you hurt
Hands on clock chime
Making me mum
A minute of patience
Brings a bit conscience
Often thought of taming
Yet temper never relieving
Catching air with you was grand
Our course was preplanned
Three wheels and miles of blow sand
Geared up with throttles in hand
Twin ATVs taming barren land
Never acknowledging the dangers at hand
Airborne alone where did you land
NIRVANA
I opened the pages of my book of Nirvana
The enlightenment shines onto the ugliest heart of anaconda
And taming the fiercest fauna
Then everything is brightened up as the miraculous flora
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando July 10, 2016
William Wordsworth
England was the place of his birth
He got inspired and became quite thrilled
When he saw a host of golden Daffodils
William Shakespeare
Had great poetic flair
He wrote several plays too
Like Macbeth, King Lear, And The Taming of the Shrew
there's not a flower
can't grow wild
thrive neglected and ignored
but how much better
some can do when caged
tied to stakes
and pruned
their buds collected
to encourage growth
the sun, the rain, the earth
and care and harvesting
no less important
to renew the bloom.
Inspirations come within our knowledge
Changing sky's colours
Non-musical dancing of the leaves
The pursuing sun's motive
The hearted kiss of the grass on my pants
Man's changing strange behaviour
The taming of the wild animals
And the imbedding strange interest in my heart
Mary Lou,
I’m calling you,
to send a hundred and two
checks of blue.
Answer me please do.
Am I getting through?
May I get an OK from you
before you bid adieu?
I am waiting like Bartholomew
in “The Taming of the Shrew”
This player hasn’t a clue.
Your response is overdue.
I am the greatest magician
I warp minds, taming thoughts
Very deadly, I don't care
Oh! Man, gullible, I know!
Sheep they are and I their Shepard.
I craft my roads on fire and brimstone
They must follow.
With simple magic word
I Caged them in a forever abyss
I say fear, I say guilt.
Trust may come with some follow through
To someone’s words matched by action
Through what we say and what we do
Trust often comes in a fraction
This is not to say it’s easy
Taming the heart, so uneasy
Though, it is possible to do
Heidi Sands
6/5/18
Placed 3rd in the Pleides Contest.