Speaker Poems - Poems about Speaker

My Inside Truth given a living soul of feelings in the inside body in my inside mind in side my spirit soul my body framed the pictures and receipts with words. Speaking the my truth if no one else says so and in my truth all that is written is only my truth for...

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How to be a Good Speaker Speak clearly Speak gently Say little and Mean much. Oh, also, if in Ireland don’t kiss the Blarney Stone. ...

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Pardoning sin with heart of gold Emerald grace encouraging soul Amber halo atop head should be Christ wore thorns and rode donkey Empty cups he filled with red wine So full of holy love lavender divine Perfect peace an example for all Elegant yet simple walking so tall Angelic smile calming creates peace King of kings walking on sea Engaging teacher gifted from above Ready to...

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Speaker, speaker I'm listening... You’re doing the right thing! Unswayed from Kremlin propaganda Isn’t how our country should swing Faith changed; policies rearranged Soul-searching, amazing grace you’ve seen the light Unveilings of the autocrat, Eluded the venomous snake bite Boldly repelled the takeover of the Muscovite Three foreign aid bills, thanks to you and Democrats! Aid to Orient’s Formosa! Aid to Eastern Europe! Aid to Middle East! Unwavering...

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People are silent in the shadow of a man, Terrified like an old gran, Hiding like a sardine in a can, While eating with a bun. I notice that venting is now a crime, Even their gut is empty from time to time, Still dreading to ventilate the begrime, Who will expound in every distant tongue? They complain yet no one enunciates, Their marshall...

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The Speaker of the House believes That he will legislate Because he’s been hand-picked by God, The heck with Church and State. In his opinion, Trump should still Be president because The last election was a farce And violated laws. His worldview is the Bible, Saying everyone should read it For those “anti-God enthusiasts,” In his opinion, need it. Same-sex marriage is “unnatural” And anybody gay Lives a lifestyle...

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The fame preceeds the Speaker. A Sleek and Continuous perspiration Caused him to loose focus. Did you notice the emotion With commotion? But know This, the motion of Devotion Is the deal. Causing disabling Emotions the feeling Retreating it's real. The Pleasant fluorescent the Appeal comes out and reveals The thrill the fame no shame He proved the rose the...

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It sounds like junior high school, The vote that will not end, With people making speeches, K. McCarthy to defend. The government’s on hold For no decisions can be made Until a leader’s chosen, But the pols are all afraid. Concessions have been offered, Some of this and some of that. The easiest solution is – Elect a Democrat!...

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I sit behind the computer scripting the daily lesson plan, while hoping there’s no intruder, of them I’m not an eager fan. A guest speaker comes to impart something in boring monotone. I hope he imparts something smart or I’ll be reading on my phone. A meeting scheduled noon today is for, I’m not sure what or why! The dull message makes my mind...

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Written by Gail DeBole On 10/27/2021 Updated on 10/28/2021 Don’t repeat. Make it short and sweet. Really and Very Are words that don’t carry A crucial amount of weight To a descriptive word’s state. If you must abuse The word that you choose. Then at least speak the power So listeners do not sour. Say “Very” to the third Even though it’s quite absurd. At least you’re being clever If listeners...

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Only an oblique ray of sun Applauded my soliloquy. It shattered a wired window (In a last desperate attempt To stay above the night rim) As my voice echoed Around the walls and A phantom crowd Remained silent. [First published in The Poet, Fine Arts Society, Doris Nemeth, Editor, Autumn 1980.] June 30, 2021 Poetry Soup...

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i was young free and single working at the Hilton everything was simple and i was having real fun Julio and Ciaran dancing on the speakers boozed up and thrilling happiness our weakness...

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“Women Have Loved Before As I Love Now” by Edna St. Vincent Millay Women have loved before as I love now; At least, in lively chronicles of the past- Of Irish waters by a Cornish prow Or Trojan waters by a Spartan mast Much to their cost invaded-here and there, Hunting the amorous line, skimming the rest, I find some woman bearing as...

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“I, Being Born a Woman and Distressed” (Sonnet XLI) by Edna St. Vincent Millay I, being born a woman and distressed By all the needs and notions of my kind, Am urged by your propinquity to find Your person fair, and feel a certain zest To bear your body's weight upon my breast: So subtly is the fume of life designed, To clarify...

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He once owned the Taj Mahal And knew how to work the law. Before there was a call And the Speaker made moves to make him fall They used a term of impeach And this will allow the educator an opportunity to teach Something new About this scenario which is not really that cool For...

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