Short Trademarks Poems

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


Our Trademark Vows

This mark I place upon your heart
Never to trade and never to part
A lust of love I have found in you
Trading it for mine marking it two

None shall steal our trademarks away
This, God’s copyright placed upon us today
Two souls never to be sold are becoming one
Creating copies from this new copyright © 

“Not for Contest”
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Arcs Espinela

Now lie back and release that sigh,
let this world we are tied to go.
May give a taste of vertigo,
tonight there’s a door in the sky.

Just open that portal up high,
look at the glitter and gold sparks!
Billowing a pair of trademarks,
see how close that shooting star is!
Dreams built on diamond tiaras 
grin as imagination arcs.
Form: Other

Premium Member Josephine

Jovial, always had a smile. Outgoing personality, and a friend to many. Sincere person who cared for others. Empathetic towards anyone in distress. Patriotic, loved this country and respected the flag. Honesty was one of her trademarks. Inspiring others was her forte. Native of this country but of Lebanese descent. Educated and had a lifelong elementary teaching career.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Word For Today: Patent

WORD FOR TODAY: PATENT

Ideas and inventions have commercial value if packaged as a PATENT
The document legally prevents any unauthorized use of the CONTENT
Many inventors have been plagiarized because the attack was LATENT
Pirates usually have subtle ways of stealing ideas; they hide the INTENT
Harsh reality is these beneficiaries of others’ sweat are INCOMPETENT
Registering trademarks, ideas and inventions make them quite POTENT

© Wole Popoola 2016
Form: Acrostic

Yesteryear

Substantial quadrants of hate

Throughout these veins circulate

Spiraling in frenzied states

Adrift an ailing coma


Infinite corruption clawed my corneas

Birthing the erasure of euphoria

Imprinting trademarks of memoria

Leaving in wake vile aromas



All confidence dissolved to solvents

Due to definitive involvement

Susceptible to gaunt installments

Marring my skin with melanoma



Mother Earth serves as a mime

Humanity must be refined
Form: Sonnet


Dark Canvas

"The art was most masterful on the dark canvas."

Dark times give birth to best trademarks 
Darkest creates the brightest spark 
For, light is seen better in night 
Just when the sun is out of sight 

Glow of shades are more visible 
Truly, nothing's impossible 
In art made with dedication 
Dark gives color and emotion 

In darkest night, there are more stars 
There are more meaning in deep scars 
The ups and downs of every stroke 
Makes an art holier than smoke
art
Form: Rhyme

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