Best Two Lines Poems


Just Two Lines

My tears flow, glistening,
as I realize no one's listening.

Premium Member Tale of Two Lines

When the byline was my line, I soared past the skyline
    
    When my line was the bye-line, I boarded the Sioux Line ... 




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   Note: The 'Sioux Line' was a railroad line that ran between
            Illinois and Wisconsin in the 20th century. Its trains
            were known as 'milk trains,' because they traveled
            in the wee hours of the morning, and they stopped
            at every stop... It used to take 14 hours to travel                
            from Wheeling, IL to Hayward, WI. (I did it twice.
            What an experience!).

Two Lines

Don't ask me why this poem only has two lines.
He left me with these feelings no words can define.


Drought -Two Lines

Hunger laid out its pot waiting for a harvest of grain,

But the barren land was parched, so forgotten by the rain.



All Rights Reserved~~~Cynthia Buhain-Baello

Premium Member Two lines of Friendship

A friendship is a reminder. 
We are not alone on our journey.

Edward J. Ebbs - 03/01/2025

List of the First Two Lines From My Poems

My ghetto rises from ashy streets
To clean malls and suit suites

My own rags to famous rear view status
Counting coins, chasing chaos, catching corners

Being a son of a man gone
Heart beating threw life's song

Her troubles were well hidden
Good woman she's actin'

Cast in stone and written in blood
Are the ideals of a lost nation?

Write souls encompassing truth, lips sow lies in lips to tooth
Embodying, fiction in fallacies fueled within society's description, 

Paranoia: short circuit to madness
Walking around freely,

Who am I?
I’m root of a race and a culture

Controversy! Controversy! 
Is social media's economy


Premium Member The Proof's In the Pudding of the Last Two Lines

Trump's another Hitler
            Mike Pence, a racist
          America's a slave plantation
            Accusations, the basest

          Shootings and murders are rising
            So let's defund the police
          Since jails breed hardened criminals
            Let's call for instant release

          Big corporations are all evil
            Their wealth, confiscate
          'Redistribute it fairly' --
            Will Congress take the bait?

          False analogies make us wince
            Illogical demands do too
          Woke-sters run the government
            And they're coming after you

Two Lines of W Shakespeare

“Blow, blow, thou winter wind 
Thou art not so unkind” 

The two starting lines
Keep the whole poem in
Obviously great
W. Shakespeare as a poet.

Between Two Lines

Dreaming like an angel but to scare to take a chance
Flying like a bird but you don’t wanna take a stand
You are driving down the road alone
Listening to your mother but you never make a change
Thinking life is fine yet it’s hard to understand
Maybe you are driving on the wrong side of road

‘Cause if you can do it better
Know that your life won’t go any harder
And if your life can get any sweeter
You can make it fine, so do it now

Searching for the true love but too scared to feel the pain
Building walls around you; you think that can make you save
No matter what you said, it’s always denial for all your concerns
To know that facing all fears is not just about taking a risk
Realized that you can reach all dreams if you could just believe

‘Cause if you can do it better
Know that your life won’t go any harder
And if your life can get any sweeter
You can make it fine, so do it now

Life is about hope
No tears will fall 
For you if you could only believe
© Mony Reyna  Create an image from this poem.

Two Lines of Truth

When you have found your dream, do not forget:
Be kind, for others may not have theirs yet.
© John Blake  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Between Two Lines

Between two lines we walk each day, 
Between two lines of fate, 
Between these two eternal walls, 
Until we graduate,

And some lines shiver blissful music, 
While others are full of woe,
And, every now and then, 
Some even start to glow,

Then, sometimes folks choose to climb, 
To peer over the top,
And for these folks, their walking days, 
Abruptly starts to stop,

But me, well I love to draw 
My own lines all anew,
And that way with music and art and happy, 
I enjoy where fate goes to.

Two Lines and Two Words In Affirmation

Is it? It is! Is it? It is!
It is! Is it? It is! Is It?

Two Lines Poetry 2

My Destiny
Oh God! Look at my destiny page plain
Why separation is written time and again

Her Conversation
She avoids conversation,
But I want confabulation.

Your Complain
Your eyes' tear come out of my eyes,
You still complain, we don't love you.

My Enjoyments
The whole enjoyments stolen by distillery,
My eyes were complained by cupbearer.

Her Beauty
She seems more beautiful,
When she talks in delightful.

Cry Like Me
Without having a redchalk like me,
Cry without exposit your eyes like me.

Birds Kiss My Hands
The birds come to kiss my hands,
There is someone who skeans my words.

My Story
I can't think anybody else you,
My story just ends upon you.

Your Silence
Your silence pained me,
Your regardless smacked me.

Your Collator
Some of your collator was infidel,
Some of I wanted to be corruptful.

Your Secrets
I can burst your secrets in my heart,
And if you want I can make a fiction.

Human Tempore
Once such tempore arrives,
A smile also becomes revile.

An Ungroved Heart
If a heart can't settle, destroy it,
If can't become grove, Wald it.

Your Felon
People will die on you, besides me also,
If this is coercer, then monad the felon too.

My Smile
Smile never came tolerance,
Every laugh made occurrence.

My Opponent
Why doesn't the divine-day awake?
Before me, she is sitting with fake.

Premium Member Two Lines, Waiting

Pencil strokes blacken the page
Crowds blur out around the scene 
White leaf enlivened by sword and magic
Heroes journey through the frames
Worlds arise from fingertips
Ink spill out as though blood

Ink can't stain a wounded art
Fingers mar those black-lined strokes
Frames a prison from the crowd
Thoughts withheld remain white
Magic blur out from the scenes
Parchment smudged in pencil dust

Two lines of life

He came so pure but lured to fall
To earth with tears, with fears he left

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