Short And Then Poems

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


What Makes Me Tick

The empty page of an old sage is what needs to be filled.
To instill peace and then engage in what should not be killed.
Form: Couplet


For Everyone

The Court handed down, their judgment found
And then the Law was done
Obamacare is everywhere:
Healthcare for everyone!
© Jack Clark  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Beat

The beat, the beat it swings, it sings
Its bouncing tone a memory brings
a-tap ter-tap de-dap de-dap
and then she sings
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Close Shave Then Away Would Slave

Close Shave Then Away Would Slave

had been a close shave
and then away we would slave
all our money slave

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

Premium Member Getting to Whatever

Will she?  Won't she?  Why?  However...
If and then; and when?
I'm too old for this.
I'm ever...
getting to
whatever.
Form: Rhyme


Flowers

And then without flowers:
Lemon tree,
Mandarin tree,

Red roses
Perfumes and butterflies arms.
«What would life be?»

Premium Member Flavor Flay

How should I spend my Day?

What would Bobby Flay say?

He'd say..."Just Flay the Flavor,"

"And then Savor the Day!"
Form: Rhyme

Love Lost

I loved him all
But he loved something different

We had it all
And then we didn't

Lost in love
That now just isn't
© Lucy Mm  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Baked Salmon (Epulaeryu)

Salmon marinated in
terriaki sauce
Sauted, and then baked fully
with vegetables
serve over white rice,
Delicious
Yea!
Form:

Premium Member Spilled Breast Milk

Whoever said that there's no use crying over spilled milk
obviously never pumped six ounces
and then accidentally dumped it.
Form: Rhyme

Rain Light

Thundering dark sky
Above me

Wondering why you love me
And then one day

Jagged light hugged me
I've had a nice time
Form: Haiku

A Muse Ment

can't stop
the thinking in
my head
doc I can't
sleep but she
told me write
another and then
another before
you sleep
Form:

Until Gone

Old memory written,
new words to a song

Forgotten, remembered
—sung once and then gone 

(Dreamsleep: December, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

1900

maybe not
night but
it's late 
perhaps 
for some
it's early
so i think
and then
i say it's
time to
call it a

day
Form:

Premium Member Zen mode

separation and then union
giving rise to bliss ignition
exhumes ego spawned delusion
light of Self seen seems like fiction
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member So What Was Lost

So what was lost
Come back 
Around again
They say it goes
Only to return again
And then what wills
I will write it down
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

A Summer Day

Making the most of
A summer day in the park
Frolicking couples
And then there's a lone poet
Taking his thoughts for a walk
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Seeing

Epigram #48:

SEEING


Look and then see
What comes to be
A fine story




Leon Enriquez
26 March 2015
Singapore
Form: Epigram

Ancient Glass of Wine

Every now 
And then
We meet  
Old friends
This paper and pen
We make amends
To share this ancient
Ancient glass of wine

Premium Member A Rare Thought

You've been around
my sphere
for some time now
and then some.

I wonder if you know how to juggle
and whether you like purple.

The Dark Side of Love

Wings clipped, and then caged –my dearest; Declaration. Is this love not true?
Tuesday, February 02
Form: Haiku

City

The City makes me work for them.
Time to sort my trash.
And then they tell me "Rinse it off",
they charge the bill for cash.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Thought of the day

sensing the onset of dread
borne by thoughts we ourselves bred
we let draw near our worst fear
and then watched it disappear
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Sunlight Peeks Through

Sunlight peeks through the blinds its rays glitter like gems and then it dances on the wall gleaming
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member The Hornet

Did you ever let a hornet
drink some water from your eye
Did you worry it would sting you
You'd go blind and then you'd die.
Form: Quatrain

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace