Short Unum Poems

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


Pluribus Unum

The past and the future
fold into the present
Conceptually vacant
twice empty refrains
No before and no after
perpetually frozen
The ice of indenture
—this moment contains

(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)
Form: Rhyme


Unum Carmen

Unum Carmen
 
Too many good thoughts
so many bad poems
The bridge to forever
exacting its toll
Too many to count
just one to remember
As beauty releases
—redeeming the soul
 
(The New Room: June, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

E Pluribus Unum

One nation under GOD indivisible--
it's synergy--part of the system--
part of the whole.

Even though, ignorance still exist 
--it doesn't matter because it's just an element.

Ultimately, it doesn't prevail.

What prevails is HE WHO CREATES REALMS.

E Pluribus Unum

...inspired by 'To The President-Elect' by Joseph Brodsky


You've reached the pinnacle of fame
where double-speak's a daily game,
so many words, so little meaning,
popinjay, so skilled at preening.

Posing for a photo-op
your perfect hair a puissant crop,
your perfect smile, a frozen glare
which fools the foolish everywhere.

Demagoguery designed
to derogate the keener mind,
a smile may hide what lies behind
but mark the downfall of your kind.
Form: Quatrain

E Pluribus Unum

...inspired by 'To The President-Elect' by Joseph Brodsky


You've reached the pinnacle of fame
where double-speak's a daily game,
so many words, so little meaning,
popinjay, so skilled at preening.

Posing for a photo-op
your perfect hair a puissant crop,
your perfect smile, a frozen glare
which fools the foolish everywhere.

Demagoguery designed
to derogate the keener mind,
a smile may hide what lies behind
but mark the downfall of your kind.
Form: Verse


E Pluribus Unum

...inspired by 'To The President-Elect' by Joseph Brodsky


You've reached the pinnacle of fame
where double-speak's a daily game,
so many words, so little meaning,
popinjay, so skilled at preening.

Posing for a photo-op
your perfect hair a puissant crop,
your perfect smile, a frozen glare
which fools the foolish everywhere.

Demagoguery designed
to derogate the keener mind,
a smile may hide what lies behind
and mark the downfall of your kind.
Form: Quatrain

E Pluribus Unum

...inspired by 'To The President-Elect' by Joseph Brodsky

You've reached the pinnacle of fame
where double-speak's the daily game,
so many words, so little meaning,
popinjay, so skilled at preening.

Posing for a photo-op
your perfect hair a puissant crop,
your perfect smile, a frozen glare
which fools the foolish everywhere.

Demagoguery designed
to derogate the keener mind,
a bush will hide what lies behind
and mark the downfall of your kind.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member From Many, One -- E Pluribus Unum

Forced by angry Esau to leave home
  Jacob had no choice, so he ran
To his mother's brother in Haran

The sun set quickly that afternoon
  So Jacob set twelve stones by his head
And lay down to sleep, the ground as his bed

In the morn, twelve stones had turned into one
  Momentarily perplexed and stunned
Jacob sought meaning in what had been done...

Twelve sons would he sire in Haran
  Each one a gem on his own
Together, they'd form a happy home
Form: Rhyme

50 Words For Poe: Cor Unum

"50 Words for Poe: cor unum"
"cor unum" cor ad cor loquitur confessio crescente luce de profundis lux vitae lux et lux in tenebris lucet de nobis fabula narratur fons vitae caritas lux vitae lux (LadyLabyrinth/2019)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8k9f88gEbE
et super omnia ad te ipso sit tru et deo

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