Short Agrees Poems

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


Premium Member Limbs

limbs prostrate and reach —
soul’s somatic form agrees
           to remember God

                          2/9/2018
Form: Haiku


Premium Member An Alliteration

The amazing analogy awesomely alliterated admiringly advent age agrees actively~

5/4/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member Playing the Game

Clear on what to expect
Everyone agrees on the rules up front
No one will get hurt


Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Sparrow Hawk's

parents sparrow's nest            					                                         mobbing darts as the crow flees  										   agrees mockingbird
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Who Agrees with Socrates


       Swindlers and charlatans 
           strut the world’s stage

         Decent folk beat a hasty retreat
           ‘tis the era’s outrage
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Demeritocracy

   Sadly, everyone agrees
   South Africans will reelect the ANC
    
    No matter that it's a tragedy 
      ~ it’s all about (the) race you see
Form: Couplet

Saw Someone On a Trapeze

Saw Someone On A Trapeze

When we saw some on a trapeze,
Looked like Trump who is a sleaze,
He did stoop;
Nincompoop,
And then with me everyone agrees.

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

Premium Member My Funny Valentine

She closes the curtains and smiles at me,
enchanting, bewitching and full of glee,
just once a year this time
cuddles me warm sublime
and agrees to watch same movie as me.
Form: Limerick

After Receiving the Present - Skateboard

After receiving the present - skateboard,
I felt- that receive the best gift in the world.
However, an hour later my parents agrees,
That the best gift for me, is the lovely front teeth.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Until One

The whole group agrees and nods their head
Until one hopefully speaks up
Expecting the best from them
Come through beautifully
Group changes their minds
A powerful
Catalyst
Leader
You
Form: Nonet

Never Take God For Granted

Never Take God for Granted

For granted God you should never take;
Whole new life for you is sure to make;
Down with ease;
Always agrees;
Knowing that it was done for His sake.

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

Premium Member Roses Scents

Scattered beautifully on our bed are roses But it's the one that I like that poses For it attracts in me My mind and body agrees Lay down whilst this Highlander proposes .
Form: Limerick

Future Bliss

In the future, life will be a breeze. Any right-thinking person agrees. Full of joy we’ll live on but some things will be gone: all the oxygen, harvests and trees.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Autumn Fall

Fields lay expressive, alone Where the leaves inward Express their timely demise Color lies outward Open the breeze Brings down the colors of fall All kindly agrees
Russell Sivey Seguidilla
Form: Rhyme

Words That Rhyme With Eachother

realize
criticize
plagarize
suprise
tries
spies

trees
please
seas
tease
fees
agrees
frees

breaking
taking
baking
faking
making
raking
waking

potential
exponential
essential
conventional
consensual
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Mamabear

Mother is what I am
Always worrying about my cubs
Mourns the loss of being with my children
Agrees that life is not fair
Beginning a new chapter in my life
Every day a new challenge
Always will love my kids
Ready to take on the world
Form: Acrostic

When They Spoke

Happiness is waving goodbye,
smiling.

Grief makes another promise
to return.

Hesitation even agrees.
But Regret is nudging me.

Love says:
you had too much.

And Hate—
for once—
is silent.

Loneliness says:
you are not alone.
Form:

For President We Should Recruit Horn Limerick

For President We Should Recruit Horn Limerick

What we at times so often will refute
If we by someone they do well-suit;
Agrees with what we have to say
Not an obstacle getting in the way;
For President should start to recruit.

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

The Arrow

“THE ARROW”


this one gave me ****.
that one went to sleep early.
this one asked how I was doing.
that one approved.
this one commented.
that one agreed with me.

love is a dagger 
and
Juliet agrees.


By: Chicano Eddie
10-12-2016

In a Moment of Madness

In the worst june-july
The adrenalin easily drifts by 
The sense of knowledge agrees that i am a genious
In a moment of madness,i buy the mountain from him


June-july:township slang for winter
Sense of knowledge:township slang for marijuana
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Master's Design

Within the clouds moisture remains
Contained only for a time
Released again upon the earth
Agrees with master's design

Cobalt blue between candy clouds
A dreamy summer's day
Life floats by on dotted swiss sky
Perhaps a storm's at play  
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bait

She offers herself as bait
Knowing they might not get to her in time
“You don’t have to do this, Sargent,”
“I know,” she agrees, “but I want to.”
She is determined to lure Trudy’s killer.
"We have your back,"  someone says.
She knows better, but runs ahead anyway.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member In the Corner Again

Why are we in the corner again? The child asks his Daddy.
Daddy shrugs.  “I guess Mommy likes us here,” he replies.
“What did we do this time?"

“NO idea,” Daddy says.
“Same time next Saturday?” the child asks.

“Sure,” Daddy agrees.
Typical day with Godzilla-wife-Mommy.

Premium Member Linda Alice

there’s a halo hanging from her head everyone agrees~je t'adore
sublime sneaky snake come slither by~who directs traffic in the grass
pal owl perched on glove~wise bird see more less spoken hears her muse recite
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Cheese

Oh but it was such a glorious day
When the gods first took the curds from the whey!
Sprinkled some salt and a tincture of time
Aging the mix with a splash of enzyme
Giving to mortals what English call cheese
Pair it with wine and my palate agrees!












11.10.18
© Mark Elam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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