Short Analogy Poems

Short Analogy Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short Analogy poems by PoetrySoup poets. Search short Analogy poetry by poem length and keyword.


Politics and Lunatics Horn Haiku

Politics and Lunatics Horn Haiku

Seems like all the tricks 
That people call politics 
Are for lunatics.

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku


Proud To Be, Black

Times be rough and tough I didn't,t give up in god  I trust it's fact put. Going back on the rack  Am  PROUD TO BE. BLACK

Proud To Be, Black

Times be rough and tough I didn't,t give up in god  I trust it's fact put. Going back on the rack  Am  PROUD TO BE. BLACK

Premium Member Bubble

A bubble
is a saint's heart
full of purity and nobility
the perfectly clean spirit
that is pure of all lies and greed

Lovely and Lush Living Plush

Was both lovely and lush,
Living in someplace plush,
She saw me,
With much glee,
Now on her have a crush.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Poverty Wallet

Poverty's not the man who suffers.
Poverty's not his life.
Poverty's just an empty wallet
that hugs his azz too light.
Form: Quatrain

By World Am Often Troubled Horn Haiku

By World Am Often Troubled Horn Haiku

Often thought about;
By world am often trouble;
Felt giddy inside.

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

They Have Been a Trump Fan

They have been a Trump fan,
Hope and wish that we can
Look toward,
Seeing Lord;
Him from White House ban.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Pitch

That gas was rank for no damn good
When others thought it rich
But me myself said just a FART
when all I did was pitch
Form: Quatrain

Criticism

Being criticized by wise,
   it's totally flattering ...
   But criticized by ignorant
   it is pure scorn and cursing
Form: Epigram

Would Wade Then Played and Laid

Would Wade Then Played and Laid

in water would wade
had a great time when we played
then in sun had laid

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Had Passed Away So Yjey Say

yesterday had passed away 
while at home would stay 
soon soul started to stray 
My sins did cause dismay.

Jim Horn
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Form:

While Mask We Would Wear

While Mask We Would Wear

while mask we would wear
sickness appeared here and there
had been hard to bare

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

From Birth Had Been Blind

From Birth Had Been Blind

from birth had been blind
God did put things in my mind
clear and well defined

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Deal and Steal That Does Appeal

Big Deal and Steal That Does Appeal

had been a big deal
reveal that it was a steal
made with much appeal

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Premium Member Question Not-

~I tell you!
What?
The question is not?

8/26/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©

Saved Each Nore About How To Vote

Saved Each Nore about How to Vote

we would save each note
about exact way to vote
left home wearing coat

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Should Share Poems Can Compare

Should Share Poems Can Compare

my poem I should share
for haiku will always care
have some more to spare

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Premium Member As God Is My Breath I Am His Image-

As God is our breath and our chest and His image we are a spirit~

11/4/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Cat Confused and Distant-

A cat's meow distant,  a confused colorful cat sits and stare meow


1/4/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2021

Premium Member Engaging Song Sung Melodies-

Bewitching memories 
Elated melodies 
Songs sings for me singing

1/11/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr  2021

Premium Member War Memorial

field of red poppies
shrine-like aura of petals
salute the fallen













Composed: January 24, 2021
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Graceless

Today, they choose calm above logic and hold scorn for education.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Blinking Stars

the luring night gloom the moon shined and stars twinkled. Sees the night's blackness.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Science of Patience

We must learn the science of patience
so that because of thirst,
   let's not pollute the best
   of our existence...!

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