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Best Smidgen Poems

Below are the all-time best Smidgen poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of smidgen poems written by PoetrySoup members


A Smidgen
Give a pigeon just a smidgen
And his friends will flock to share
While each sparrow’s focus narrows,
Wond’ring if it’s worth the dare.

Soon a robin may come...

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Categories: smidgen, bird, city,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Santa Goes Electric
Now Santa is getting eccentric 
His sleigh is now fully electric
He made Rudolph retire
Pressed the red button - ‘Fire’
His world then went totally hectic

He searched...

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Categories: smidgen, christmas, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Warts and All
Warts and all

She made a mistake 
when she kissed  a toad
No castle or carriage 
She chose a rough road
He had a few warts
he wasn't...

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Categories: smidgen, appreciation, i love you,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Thanksgiving Day Twenty-Twenty
Alas, hordes of ravenous relatives from very far and even near,

Won't be celebratin' at dear old Grandma's bountiful board this year,

Since the corona virus pandemic...

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Categories: smidgen, humorous, thanksgiving day,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Marital Woes
For those of us who are married
We know how it often goes
Good days, bad ones and some
Common, annoying marital woes

I left a smidgen of toilet...

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Categories: smidgen, funny, marriage,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member A Friendship Lost
Instant friends, 
We hit it off so well
Mutual encouragement
Lives starting to gel
In an instant gone
As quickly as it started
Reasons why unknown
Left in waters unchartered

(Chorus)
Can you...

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Categories: smidgen, friendship, lost, relationship, sad,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member The Poo Poo Bird
They pursued it with vigor, they pursued it with crass
They hunted with valor and hope
They proceeded with a dose of good Knightly sass
They chased it...

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Categories: smidgen, abortion, adventure, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The World Unknown To Me
The World Unknown to me

Let me write of things I do not know
underneath the folds of nothing
beneath a fake moon's glow
I'll write about my pretend...

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Categories: smidgen, imagery, myth, riddle, vanity,
Form: Rhyme
A Struggling Poet
they're not speaking to me now, the Muses; 
they're being stubborn, 
witholding information, like beetle-browed accomplices - 
their mouths pulled tight as drawstring purses. 
they...

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Categories: smidgen, angst, on writing and
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Capturing Freedom
I tried to capture this freedom
To capture it within a thought
For a time it seemed to hover 
but freedom wasn't what I got

It seems my...

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Categories: smidgen, freedom,
Form: Quatrain
Easier
one thing in life 
that i have found
it's easier to live
when you breathe in and out

it's easier to see
when you open your eyes
and to believe
the...

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Categories: smidgen, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ingredients
[David Kavanagh’s recent poem, ‘Of Infinity’ so
astonished me in its similarity to my own pet
theory, that I was inspired to finish this poem 
that I...

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Categories: smidgen, creation, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
A Cosmic Marvel Turned To Dust
A once vibrant Cosmic marvel turned to dust, 
the result of hate, and of ignorance and of lust!

An illusion we have of being the crown...

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Categories: smidgen, abuse, environment, fate, hate,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Witches Brew
Halloween is dead without witches brew,
carefully conjured up to make the best stew.

Adding only the finest components,
making sure of its exact exponents.

No substitution is ever...

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Categories: smidgen, halloween, humor,
Form: Couplet
I Don'T Have Enough Faith
It takes real faith to be an evolutionist
For as you study science
The most difficult element to find
Is randomness
And if randomness is scarce;
Almost theoretical,
Then there is...

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Categories: smidgen, faith, irony, science,
Form: Dramatic Monologue

Book: Shattered Sighs