Short Toleration Poems
Short Toleration Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Toleration by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Toleration by length and keyword.
Tolerance
You can't grow extra eyes and ears so just learn to thicken your face against voices of bigotry, judgmentalism and insecurities...
February 25, 2024, PST, BC...
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Categories:
toleration, 10th grade,
Form:
Prose
Toleration
TOLERATION
Endure- suffer- bear- persist
the moons ghastly pastiness
the stars pointless dismay
the voiceless pulsation of the
sea, the cantankerous cackle
of technology tools, the
blinkered smirk of the jerk
who controls me
© Kim van Breda—24 June 2014...
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Categories:
toleration, imagery, word play,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
My World
My World
In my world
Controversy and Song
Are appreciated
And toleration was never
Created
In my world
Differences are embraced
There’s only the
Human race
Yes
In my world
Joy swings
On the tire
Tied to the
Tree
She swings
High and low
Embracing
The soul felt
Breeze...
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Categories:
toleration,
Form:
Rhyme
The Wonder of Existence
Feelings of elation
Mingle with desperation
Doubts and fears
Supplanted by cheers
Prejudice and discrimination
Yield to acceptance and toleration
Laughter and mirth
Follow difficult births
Ambition and greed
Succumb to basic needs
Defeat and despair
Give way to hope and prayer...
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Categories:
toleration, hope, prayer,
Form:
Rhyme
On a Fingernail Moonlight Drive
The fingernail moon laid back
in its cosmic lounge
teasing the frigid night.
Silent roadside fields
covered in residue snowflakes,
glittered under the reflector’s reflections.
Feeble light sent serene warmth—
the soul rendering toleration of the reality
of winter’s merciless chill.
The beautiful strangeness of nature
is often beyond comprehension;
yet remains a cherished mystery to behold....
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Categories:
toleration, 8th grade, beauty, cool, imagery, moon, nature,
Form:
Prose Poetry
On a Fingernail Moonlight Drive
The fingernail moon laid back
in its cosmic lounge
teasing the frigid night.
Silent roadside fields
covered in residue snow flakes,
glittered under the reflector’s reflections.
Feeble light sent serene warmth—
the soul rendering toleration of the reality
of winter’s merciless chill.
The beautiful strangeness of nature
is often beyond comprehension—yet
remains a cherished mystery to behold....
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Categories:
toleration, 12th grade, analogy, imagery, metaphor, moon, nature,
Form:
Prose Poetry
The Twinkle
He always said he loved the twinkle in her eye.
It was only just a tear.
By the time he said to her, "goodbye,"
He had consumed her heart with fear.
There's no other explanation.
You would nod, push, and shove
Her toleration.
She is no longer the innocent, fair dove.
She seems okay, but she's not the same.
Now, oh, how her emotions can stir.
There is nobody else to blame.
You loved the twinkle! How dare you take it away from her?...
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Categories:
toleration, family, people, sad, teen,
Form:
Rhyme