Short Name Poems

Short Name Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short Name poems by PoetrySoup poets. Search the short Name poetry form by poem length and keyword.


Your Name Is My Prince

My lips are coded 
In your name 

Alike the red saturating 
Snow Whites lips 
As she awaits for her 
Prince Charming


Sarah

Stuck up brat,
Always has to be in control,
Ready to eat all the time,
A control-freak,
Has to listen to country music.

Jessie

Stuck up brat,
Always has to be in control,
Ready to eat all the time,
A control-freak,
Has to listen to country music.

A Name

Our name:
Says a lot about us
The way we look
Smile
Write
Work and play
Because they say our name 
Makes up our wordly ways
© Seema Ali  Create an image from this poem.
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Thy Name

Murmurs in the wind
Like those echoes from within
Whispering thy name
Like a song hummed by cherubs
Serenading my lost soul.
Form: Tanka


Lull

whispering city
blaring-chattering fountains
weeping train-tunnels
in prayer, I am taking
the one - thy name: my silence
© Diana Bosa  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Cant Get Over That

Listen to poem:
Cant Get Over That

My name bestowed upon
      me, is not me!
  It's my parents' label.
A wrist band immutable.

Premium Member Love

longing to be entwined as one
osmotically energising hearts
vitalising the auric field
empowering enthusing effervescence

Jock

Jocks real name was John
Obstacles, many he overcame
Complaining zero, he was my hero
Kinship with Scotland never strayed
© Markus Jay  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Robert Zimmerman

Robet Allan Zimmerman a native-born Minnesotan he changed his name to Dylan and now he is worth millions
Form: Clerihew

Advancing Note of Name

G-reeting
I-s
N-icely
A-dvancing

N-ote
O-f
N-ame

Topic: Birthday of Gina Non (June 26) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Name Game

There's an old Donald
Some say he mimics Ronald
Sits high on a hill
Enforcing his noxious will 
Pray he won't be an Arnold
Form: Tanka

Classiest Name Game

Abbott and Costello
knew a baseball fellow
didn't know his name
so they played a game
Who's on First?
quenched our thirst
Form: Couplet

Cheryl

Caregiver, full of love.
Heart on her sleeve.
Exudes optimism.
Robust disposition.
Yearns to learn.
Lad producer in trio.

Premium Member Madam Radar

Redder kayak dewed
rotor radar rotator
madam sagas tenet
draw Ogopogo eye deified
Hannah's murdrum tenet
Madam Eve tenets

''Dylan''

Deepest feeling.Ranging thoughts.Youth of a young tween male.Life just discovering.Amazing
friend to all.Never disappointing.
son

Delight of Name

C-ouplet
H-as
U-sed

D-elight
O-f
N-ame
I-n
O-de

Topic: Birthday of Chu Donio (June 28) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Name of Love

Until I know,
The name of love,
I shall always walk,
In darkness, 
And distress,
O the horror,
Of not knowing loves name.

Gail

G oodness she’s a beauty,
A lways on a mission,
I nvestigative and inspiring nature.
L ovely lady. Blessed to be her husband.

HONORABLE NAME



Use your name well with honor
with praise and no blame...
Treat everyone the same
Avoid strange reputation, bad fame...
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Bell

 
Beautiful Bell Kitty Entered my life to heal me Like an angel without wings Love is all she wants to give me

Girls

Great friends
Immature and proud of it!
Ready for any challenge!
Lovers and haters
Silly and crazy...but you know you love us!

Premium Member In Name Only

give monkeys typewriters and enough time ~ they’ll spell out a god or two 


# scientific not religious #

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Lines In One Name

L-ines
I-n
O-ne
N-ame
E-mploy
L-iterary

F-orm
O-nce
G-reat
A-crostic
R-eports
T-o
Y-ou

Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member I Call Your Name

on and on it goes
over hills and dales
an echo that's relentless
a longing that knows no bounds



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

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