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Political Simile Poems

These Political Simile poems are examples of Simile poems about Political. These are the best examples of Simile Political poems written by international poets.


Premium Member Tell Your Dog All Your Secrets
No ones ever even been in an empty room
And now's as good a time as any to tell you this:
I don’t feel regret if it...

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Categories: simile, abuse, america, corruption, perspective,



Premium Member Obama's My Weapon - In Biden's Own Words
Folks say I'm struggling
That I'm old and confused,
They don't see all the haggling
Which leaves them bemused.

My colleagues are wordy
My enemies too,
But my willpower is sturdy
As...

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Categories: simile, analogy, humor, political, satire,

The Something In the Air
miasmic,


alighting the foul bourgeois powers that be


bounce like carrion crows


on the prone corpse 


of the bled world....

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Categories: peace, political, power, simile,

Premium Member Goodbye Maya Angelou
Clinton's Inauguration 1993

You were so beautiful, Maya
Standing in front of the
President and the First Lady


I didn’t really understand
Your Pulse Of Morning 
Presidential inauguration poem
I kind...

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Categories: simile, angel, courage, emotions, poetry,

Premium Member Old Red Barn
crumbling foundation
leaning precariously
blue norther blowing...

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Categories: simile, allegory, imagery,



Premium Member Broken Glass
Some recalled Kristallnacht,
the white mob’s facial fever,
once the same fever of a night,
now the fever of a day-mare.

Some recalled Charlottesville,
the white mob’s lust for blood,
once...

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Categories: simile, allusion, hate, horror, political,

Premium Member Warning
Slaves of wages for generations
long forgotten in history’s screenplay.
Each hand for a moment has held
the torch.
The people are waiting in lines.

All toilers have resisted.
All skins...

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Categories: simile, america, class, poverty, rights,

Premium Member Working Class
I.	Daybreak

what glint of morning
is this where the rusty bloom of chain link fences
cuts the turf of rowhouses

the weeds still talk with the legs
of crickets as...

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Categories: simile, allusion, class, culture, freedom,

Premium Member Baltimore Heat
In heat
the pulse of your streets.

I've heard the crack
of hard political whips
that pinch the air.

Cores of human topography,
your aging neighborhoods.

Your people kick cans
counting gravel like...

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Categories: simile, community, corruption, extended metaphor,

Premium Member Pittsburgh Rain
Working ethic.
          steel ethnic.
Pittsburgh in the rain
like metal canisters.

The grain of the Alleghenies.
Old labor's hand sings...

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Categories: simile, city, eulogy, history, image,

Premium Member In This Land of Hope
Weaving the labyrinth of the tyranny of time,
let not the chartered task waiting ashore 
become a victim of the rising tides of apathy 
between our...

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Categories: simile, america, conflict, metaphor, patriotic,

Premium Member A Nation In Crisis
A NATION IN CRISIS…FALLING APART

It has been said that America
is an experiment in democracy.
If that is so—and it seems to be—
this country is in deep...

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Categories: simile, america, conflict, discrimination, imagery,

Premium Member On the Evolution of Justice
If only old justice could be as death
in the daily lives we live.

Pity, her evolution remains
a punctuated checkmate delusion
and her close kin, liberty,
a symbiotic partner—both...

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Categories: simile, allegory, analogy, black african

Premium Member The Love Birds - In Trump's Own Words
Chuck and Nancy quite the couple
They work in tandem and speak as one,
Like two fly’s buzzing in unison
Into my space have they now come.

A New...

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Categories: simile, america, happy, humor, leadership,

Premium Member Of Sinking Ships and Political Debauchery
Today captured souls sail on a Titanic-like ship 
over a new Middle Passage journey on a turbulent sea,
whose waves undulate and froth with viciousness;

The captain...

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Categories: simile, america, analogy, betrayal, imagery,


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