Short Amiss Poems

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


Let Not Your Life Go Amiss

J-ust let March thirty-first 
A-im to warm the Friday; 
Y-our birthday has come, as the night fades away.

G-ray clouds don't gather, 
E-ven the haze and mist; 
L-et the light be your guide, 
L-et not your life go 
A-miss.
Form: Acrostic


You Won'T Go Amiss

G-o amiss you will not, 
E-ighth November early day; 
M-orning light will guide you, 
M-ist and haze fade
A-way.

U-nderneath the blue sky, 
Y-ou aim for glorious bliss; 
S-taying strong in faith, 
I-n life you won't go
A-miss.
Form: Acrostic

It Is Wrong To Go Amiss

N-ever ever go amiss, 
I-nstead tread on the right road; 
C-hoose not the false path, 
A-im at the blissful abode. 

L-ove, faith, and hope 
A-re needed to gain God's promise; 
N-ovember twenty-third Thursday, 
I-t's wrong to go 
A-miss.
Form: Acrostic

Amiss

Of the reasons are explanations-
Pockets, frailty, disorder, excuses

Various angles of view
And I miss the bull’s eye
Score me on the fringes anyway

Am borrowed on tomorrow
Leading of life, that’s the worth
Go, in peace, from me-my loss
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Uh Oh Something Is Amiss

There is yelling and crying
Good.
There is screaming. 
A loud wail. Great!

Uh-oh.
Dead quiet.
I creep up, quietly
To spy on them

Knowing something is
Up. They are four, six, 
And eight, 

Only quiet when they
Are up to their most
Dastardly deeds.


Premium Member Skinny Girl Cat Suspects Something is Amiss

Skinny girl cat was horrified
When she finally realized
She looked more human than cat, her reflection was petrified.
How can this be? She asked her ma who lied.

No idea, her mother said.
She knew her husband and preferred to not be dead.
Why you look more human, is odd as lead.
We really do not know, her daddy said.
Form: Rhyme

Never Go Amiss Anymore

R-ight path has shown
Y-ou the truth and light; 
D-on't ever go astray, 
A-im at the crown so bright.

V-icious lie of the dark
I-s nowhere to be found; 
L-et the fifth of July shine, 
L-ove of God is all around.
A-llow your life to go on, 
R-eaching the heaven's door; 
I-n spite of devil's deceit, 
N-ever go amiss anymore.
Form: Acrostic

Sun Won'T Go Amiss

S-un won't go amiss, 
H-e will come up again; 
A-pril fifteenth Saturday, 
N-ight cold raindrops
E-nd.

A-n early sun won't go amiss, 
L-etting the light warm your heart; 
C-hill of the wind is over, 
A-s the shadows depart.
N-ew dawn has broken
T-o erase the haze and mist; 
A-fter the twilight is gone, 
R-ising sun won't go
A-miss.
Form: Acrostic

Light Won T Let You Go Amiss

A-fter the Tuesday twilight, 
N-ew morn starts to come; 
D-awn first of March breaks, 
R-ugged wind turns calm.
E-vening shadows disappear into the black, blue, and gray; 
W-ednesday beacon rises to bring mirth to your birthday.

Q-uest for the warm weather, 
U-ntil there's no more mist; 
I-n spite of the dark shadow; 
L-ight won't let you go
A-miss.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Something Amiss

Our hopes sky high, we drove along the coast
We'd ask our folks their blessing for to wed
The bridge was out, perhaps the first signpost
Yet neither of us felt the slightest dread...

When we arrived, we felt something amiss
Our parents' faces ashen, gaunt and long --
No more to thrill to love's expectant kiss
  ~ Our different religions made it wrong



               Iambic Pentameter

Naught Amiss

Blue tango,
The Roadrunner too.
Don’t try to catch him,
It’s a foolish thing to do.
Sleepwalk in your dreams,
Did William Tell,
Strawberry fields forever,
Did Tara’s theme ring a bell?
Little mouse running around my feet,
Looking for something good to eat.
Daydream believer,
Never to quiver.
Your house is flooded,
No one to deliver,
Can you swim?
Maxwell’s silver hammer,
Came down upon her head.
Golden slumber,
Sea of tranquility,
Naught amiss.
We are together,
We kiss.

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