Short Advertise Poems

Short Advertise Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Advertise by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Advertise by length and keyword.


Beside the Stream

poetry is the
language
between the words

poetry is the
language
of the

oracles in
caves

She is a Nobody
as am I
should we never

advertise?


Premium Member Advertisement

Advertise to sell
Every best side of it
Sometimes misleading attractions 
And truths concealed 
Varieties offered
Taste selective
And the choice is yours

Premium Member Even If the House Is Moving

rarely look out
vibrations don’t titillate
same bat time...same bat channel*

5/18/2020

From 1960’s television show “Batman.” This is the way they would advertise.
Form: Senryu

Band of Gold

Yesterday I found a wedding ring,
I know that it will make someone sing,
so I will advertise,
"Ring found - not a big size"...
I hope the ad makes me sing "Cha Ching!"
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Rickshaw *****

Rickshaw |abia
punish my honey
drink my creamy dream

eat my children between fat-bread

Stulted pedantic canker-bloom
Your bird-plucked eyes
will gas-up and advertise


Will Surmise Than Realize

Will Surmise Than Realize

What we do know and will surmise,
Each day are sure  to really realize,
Idea great;
Cannot wait;
Only best should always advertise.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Red Necktie Noose

aka Laugh-in Stock

Trump's tie hangs below his buckle
To advertise honey suckle?
But Trump's in the red
So no pronouns shed
Though it does make some folks chuckle!
Form: Limerick

The Exposure

Riches advertise the rich
on bill board of selfishness
Power is a wind-driven canoe
that drowns the brutal
Poverty is the television set
that exposes rot of heart
in society that cares not

Every Human a Billboard

Every human being a is bill board
On each on the roadside of life
Devils advertise vices attractively
Angels teach virtues with humility
Skeptics deny everything outright
God records responses quietly

Buy It, Try It, a Diet

Buy It, Try It, A Diet

About crash diet;
Always be sure you try it;
Don't keep it quiet.

Presume it will pay to advertise,
So diet why should you despise;
Go ahead and further analyze.

Jim Horn

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member False Advertising

Don't you just hate it
when you dig a spectacular hole
only to realize that you can't get out?
What's worse is when you
advertise the event, before having practiced,
and now the whole town is here simply by word of mouth.
Form: Grook

Premium Member Respectfully, Emily Dickinson

I’m somebody!  Who are you?
Are you somebody too?
Then there’s a pair of us – do tell!
We must advertise – you know!

How dreary to be nobody!
More worthless than a frog
Who without a name - croaks all day
To be a bump on a log!
Form: Lyric

Self-Proclaimed

I used to know Mr. Billy Bones,
at four-foot five inch tall
a local marvel.
A spark in his clear blue eyes,
muscle and brawn,
cheeky and bold
at fifty years old.
It was no surprise
Billy the high street butcher,
felt no need
to advertise.

Advertise

ADVERTISE
Like the poster of the next life to advertise
I am painting my soul for the next day to biggest surprise
The time goes by and the go to realize
Everything is sunshine, everything is in the demise
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando August 26, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Untitled #2

The day is nothing but an illusion
A mirage of hope 
that tries to falsely advertise
the beauty in the world
The night is reality
The darkness represents 
the pain and hate 
that makes up life
The sun rises to blind us
And no one seems to mind
Sometimes I wish that
I could be fooled so easily.
Form:

Premium Member phenomena-logical

exist-tent t.v. can be
as an exist-tense bee...
without exist-sense

t.v. buzzing what an...
advertise-meant as some
'not' of existence...

rather than thee 'knot-roots' of a
system where-in human-eyes-sing songs...
and rhyme a world of chatter with their phenomena-logic-calls 

stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Cynosure

She glows in the night;
everyone looks at her with awe.
She sleeps in the day,
and wakes up in the night.
Many poets and writers are inspired
by her mysterious nature.
She doesn't need to advertise or announce
to anyone to be seen;
she just appears right outside your window
or above your head during Halloween....

Premium Member I'M Somebody

I’m somebody!  Who are you?
Are you somebody too?
Then there’s a pair of us – do tell!
We must advertise – you know!

How dreary to be nobody!
More worthless than a frog
Who without a name - croaks all day
To be a bump on a log!


For:  Brian Strand’s Adaptation contest
        Poet :  Emily Dickinson
        Poem:  I’m Nobody
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Timeserving Times

Learning to write with those quills first
Then, in fountain pens, immersed
Ballpoints are the best; they advertise
Computer writings, now, immortalize
My quill in a nook stands as a humble servant.
My once-favourite pens remain with their nibs bent.
As a friend in one's poverty, forgotten when one grows rich
Has modernity made a void within artistry's niche?

Premium Member A Bit of Sarcasm

A Bit Of Sarcasm Tom October 6, 2020 After returning from the Emergency Clinic yesterday, I spent time watching famous people advertise Car Insurance, Reverse Mortgage Insurance, or Medicare Commercials, but thankfully I was occasionally interrupted by something somewhat worthwhile. Tom Boy, do I feel better now that’s off my chest.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Challenged'

We all are.' We all struggle to know.' Observe your decisions
Trust in your vulnerability, and  Gods strength and reality
Speak out about your circumstance.' Also make effort to
Listen to others.. Love will not normally advertise itself'
So beware of any buisness's telling you what to love or trust.' Be immediate in your caring; that is a sound soul economy, all blessings to the reader.'

The Tax Man Cometh

Sally made silly jewelry,
with seashells from the seashore
She put an ad on Facebook,
to advertise her brand-new store.
When she sold all that she had,
the people still wanted more.
She went to the bank to get a loan,
to buy more than she had before.
Then some men in blue suits,
came knocking on her door.
Said pay us for back taxes,
or you can’t sell, 
your seashells, 
anymore.
Form: Rhyme

Collective Hearts



Remember that with a collective heart, you can connect to GOD gather your quills, gather your words ink deep inside the well of your hearts choose phrases that resound with your soul Be a billboard for the broken, lonely and lost Advertise God's Kingdom with the workings of your hands Share your riches with those less fortunate and always say, thankyou.

Cost Crucified

Garish showcase 
in your front display;
jitter impatiently
for next payday.

Martyrs pay debts,
not collect them;
you swipe crosses
with your plastic pets.

Pennies for pupils
advertise the cost:
far steeper
than you thought.

Go steal a wish
from some pauper fountain.
Faith immovable?
"Just buy the mountain!"

The deals you’re making are unjust.
All that glitters turns to dust.
Form: Rhyme

The Goodness Of A Person

Not necessarily you look good to others
Goodness is relative and even subjective
Just do things simple and wear clothes with decency
Be true to yourself, be sincere and be honest
God made all things beautiful and simple in design
People who have good eyes in their heart knows what good is
What is beauty is different in every eyes
A good person doesn't advertise words but speaks through its works.

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