Short Answered Poems

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


Premium Member What Is It

Meg said, "Get over it."
Over what I say,
Meg answered angrily
"I don't know what it is."
But I wish it would go away.
Form: Rhyme


Response (3)

From life I begged poetry! 
She answered with a knife,
Hard into my breast, plunged hilt-high,
Aware I wear no metal vest!
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
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You Must Increase Your Lexicon

"You must increase your lexicon"-
I told my wife. She answered-"Yes!"
And soon she  added a silicon,
To her enormous breasts.
Form: Quatrain

Now What Do You Want On Your Pizza

I ordered a large pizza pie
What do you want on it asked guy
His question a pearl
Set my mind awhirl
A sexy young girl answered I
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spirit Wolf

Spirit wolf howled his grief against the wind
Night noises softened as his mate answered
from a spiritual realm beyond the stars


Premium Member Godsends

Blessings Answered prayers God’s wisdom showing us His gifts, will, sanctification Godsends
Form: Cinquain

The Draft

Beer Moore was the first volunteer
To be a Marine Engineer
When rollcall came
They called his name
And everyone answered, "Here!"
Form: Limerick

Ringing 3

i gave
her a
ring

this
time
having

to look
up from
bended knee

with a
question
needing to

be answered
by an i
do
Form:

Premium Member Arfer Mo

A man called Arthur Mo
Moved very slow
When he was asked
If he could spare a minute
He answered, "could you just wait for arfer mo"
Form: Limerick

Ringing

with index
finger i
pushed

her belly
button
as if it

were a door
bell and was
answered by

a smile
open arms
and open legs
Form:

Mary Wanna

I just went to bed all alone
When a dog thought I was its bone
It chomped on my toe
And would not let go
I got up and answered the phone
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Simplicity

dog wanders by sniffs earth grass trees questions answered
Collection: Dark Sea Written: September 2020
Form: Haiku

Christ the Redeemer

Who knows, but before twas given
Twas answered, your prayer's request.
Placed within them, on whom foresees
The end of all troubles, rest.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member No Vacancy

pain
knocked
at the door
last night...
love answered,
invited it in,
fed it hope,
clothed it with faith,
and showed it the back
exit

Premium Member Most Beloved

You are my friend, most beloved.
Today, I share with you my love
To let you know how much I care
For you, my mother, 
My answered prayer.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Answers Her Own Question

I always do it this way though
she has answered her own question
as to why things never change
yet she does not realize it
refuses to know

Premium Member Quietude

QUIETUDE Quietude of night Questions answered with eyes closed Quest for promised dreams Kim Rodrigues © 2017
Form: Haiku

Personal Freedom

Stepping on the edge and ready to fly
Up side down right to hell
Ive answered to all questions except - why?
Being free in my own personal cell

Premium Member Dialogue

Why do you cry?
asked Marigold
of the Weeping Willow.

Willow answered with a sigh,
I'll never have a love to hold
or a star for my pillow.
Form: Rhyme

Holly Would

Pinocchio needed a screw
But had not one clue what to do
So he prayed to God
And found it most odd
That his prayer was answered with glue. . .
Form: Limerick

Epi-Desperate

You called me by his
name last night...

I answered


11/29/19

For the: Hit Me With Your Epi-Pen Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Maureen McGreavy
Form: Epigram

Premium Member "easter's Daily Devotional"

Erased  my sin’s face
Answered in my place
Saved me by Love's grace
Took on my sin’s waste 
Enlightened of truth's taste
Rise up and made haste
Form: Acrostic

Celestial Prayer

The day is blessed,
By the folded hands
Of the setting sun.
The light is the answered
Prayer of the night,
Brings the open hands
 of the rising sun.

Premium Member Does a Bear Go In the Woods

I once saw a bear on the prowl
Who, one night encountered an owl
The owl said  "Who"
The Bear answered "Pooh"
I knew something smelled a bit fowl
Form: Limerick

Coconut

It answered to my thirst from the top

When I watered a coconut palm root

My hands stroked his head's top

He kicked me in force with his foot!

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