Short Vive Poems
Short Vive Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Vive by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Vive by length and keyword.
Bravo La France..I trust this is so ? It will
Wake a nation maybe a world.?
And much better than war, may now reason take hold '
Vive La France - visual #4
Weeping
half staff – full heart
stiffened - resilient
proudly applauding freedoms voice
she speaks.
1/14/2015
For Andrea Dietrich – An American Beauty Poetry contest
Whitaker Did with Vive and Verb
Whitaker did do with vibe and vivid verb,
Everyone would both bother and disturb;
His idiotic behavior should begin to curb.
Jim Horn
Toss in a couple of lines for me.
A
haiga
talking point-
forever in
glass
verreries parlante Emile Galle
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89mile_Gall%C3%A9
"GaIIé" techniques include the engraving or application of romantic verse onto glass vessels.
Such wares are termed verrerie parlante (talking glassware)
Vive la différence
couples complement each other
balancing the scales
one will play the jokester
clown and storyteller
the other acts as sidekick
filling in if there are gaps
they juggle and finesse their roles
managing an equilibrium
thus the introvert and extrovert
weave their life in harmony
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Too hard to like
Too easy to love
Once she touches you
No turning back
Too hard to believe
Too easy to deceive
Once she kisses you
No turning back
Too hard to forget
Too easy to remember
Once she loves you
No turning back
Too hard to understand
Too easy to forgive
Once she hurts you
No turning back
Too hard to hold
Too easy to lose
Once she leaves you
No turning back
In France, a woman’s right to choose
Is guaranteed by law,
A freedom one will never lose
And no one can withdraw.
The message rings out loud and clear:
Our bodies are our own.
No courts or judge can interfere;
The choice is ours alone.
The Constitution plainly states,
Unlike the U.S.A.’s,
That there will be no more debates
Or government delays.
Unfortunately, here at home,
We haven’t won this fight
And it will take more than a poem
Or march to make things right.
I join in spirit; the public of France.'
Who young and older in romance
Entwined desire, with freedoms fire'
In peaceful protest; contrast the ire '
Of devious governments desires'
They do not reckon, or balance out
For sustainable living people shout.'
Take them from the billions spent
Squeezed in utiltys and soaring rent
It' was spent on war, the mood is sore!
Ecological damage, way up the score
Animals trees parks and farms
Is this saving the planet.?
Or egregious harm.?