Short Adage Poems
Short Adage Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Adage by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Adage by length and keyword.
a penny saved is
a penny earned. just make sure
you spend it wisely,
give to the charity of
your choice and pay your taxes.
As the old adage goes
Or the forefathers say
Never discuss
Religion
Or
Politics
Unless you enjoy
Your own company
An old adage says
that, "With wisdom comes age", at
times, age comes alone.
Date: 06/06/2019
It's never a given, what you've got;
it's all assigned or taken away by lot:
whatever joy, whatever pain ~
whatever loss, whatever gain ~
whether you deserve it ~ or not.
***
1 Spicy Pickled Scallion
In The Beard Is Worth
2 That Fell Out Of That
Beard On The Floor.
***
Take THAT
Major FOMO, Ma'am!
3 Scallions Only
I Can Still Enjoy...
-Gray Squirrel
11-06-2025
Does your conniption fit?
If it's not a laughing matter, then it's not important.
Did you ever notice that when you stir a glass of something, the spoon says, "Jibiddy jibiddy jibiddy jibiddy"?
Worst first name of anyone I ever met: Schmedroy.
If
one is a coincidence,
and
two is a trend.
Then...
Three is an emerging pattern.
Four is a set schedule.
Five is an unwritten rule.
Six is conventional wisdom.
Seven is accepted practice.
Eight is standard procedure.
Nine is etched in stone.
Ten is the law of the land.
Form:
R-eminding you of one
O-ld and well known
S-aying that expresses
E-ach truth that has grown.
E-arly eighth of September,
S-ave a penny to earn;
T-hrift is coupled with hard work,
A-n early bird gets the worm.
N-ever forget the maxim,
I-n spite of your age;
L-et the proverb preach
L-esson from every
A-dage.