Short And So Poems

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The Impermanence of Vitality

A man lives and a man dies,
A flame burns and soon flickers out,
And so goes the pattern of vitality.

-Eddie Belcher
© Ed Belcher  Create an image from this poem.


When I Don'T Read Poem Because It Has Not Catchy Title Enough

it's a shame
because it can be very good
though I might not be as good at titling
as at writing 
and so can anyone be
Form: Lyric

Why

when I look around,
darkness... inside out,
evil... out to haunt,
and so,
 I have to know,
why the smile, 
why lie?
© Ray Write  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

An Acrostic Poem

Lighting up candles 
And so are you 
Under the christmas trees 
Getting ready for christmas 
Here comes father santa!
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Pitter-Patter

Rain's falling, winds blow
  Pitter-patter, pitter-patter
  All my plans simply shattered
    And so ~ Let it rainbow!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Simplicity Slain

And so the show begins
in an effort to simplify
they obfuscate
complicate and
obliterate
             .......simplicity

A Reason For Hope

There is so much hate
And so much malevolence
At times I despair;
At the end of an alley
Blades of grass by the garbage.
© Jim Wilson  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Crammed Tableu

And so I pitch here
under black of stars 
stuck in writhing noise,
to release , to let go
crams feet to walk one step.
© Noel Onat  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Waiting

Everyone has grown up
and so their level and status
I am still struggling to cope
with this world, waiting for the stratus
Form: Rhyme

Tanka - tradition

talking tanka time
breaking far from tradition
and so it goes
all is well that ends well child
maybe we will meet again
© Ak Adam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Most High-

~and so the most high is higher than all the heavens is He the skies above~

11/3/21
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.
Form: Monoku

Birds of a Feather

I am weak,
And so they are,
I am sinful,
And so they are,
I am corrupt,
And so they are,
Together we make a lovely bunch.

I Came Upon a Wishing Well

What a well of Good Ideas
This Poet found; I sipped a swallow,
And so I choked on all I wrote-
For it was empty, dry and hollow

Premium Member Zen mode

God’s hand is placed on our head,
that we be by His touch led 
and so it is, breath by breath,
imbibing love’s healing meth.
Form: Jueju

Here I Lie Well Rested

Here lies my body well rested;
 The day is done and so am I.
And might I say  that God is sly;
 Tis not the rest I requested.
Form: Epitaph

Try Your Best

Research papers, book reports
witty remarks, smart retorts
of these things none can I do
but I still tried and so should you!
Form: Rhyme

Flutes

Love is golden
And so are the flits of the flutes
Long wobbles and short darts
Together tell a story
I cannot put into words

Stilled Voice (For John Gawsworth, 1921-1970)

Poetry is easy, life is hard,
And so the bravest bard
Begins to buckle with the weight of brutal years—
His singing disappears.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Thanksgiving Tradition

A tradition that 

Brings love and joy to many 

As we remember  

Family and friends alike 

And so, we honor those dear.
© Kuma Bear  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Rich

I found it very deep, very nice, and so very interesting!

"you are not a rich
until you have something/s
money can not buy"
Form: Haibun

Beach

Sea shells on the beach,
the tide swiftly moving in,
mist hit"s your body,
a calm washes over you,
feeling soulful and so free.
Form: Tanka

On Flying Air Canada

If you have nothing good to say
Speak naught at all, so saith they
And so my poem must end here
I've nothing good to say, I fear
Form: Couplet

Feelings

The ultimate sensation and so pure, 
Skips a beat, uncontrollable, yet feels amazing,
Beating simultaneously - an intense magnetism
Form: Than-Bauk

Belonging

Belonging

I wanted love so very much 
That I could almost taste it.
And So I gave it all to you 
And hoped you would not waste it.
Form: Rhyme

Tired

MY atmos and cells are tired
   of the weight of life and time
I ask  good God for strength
and so I live stoically, forward...!

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