Short Argument Poems

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


Premium Member No Argument

Never argue with a fool, onlookers may not be able to tell the difference.
Mark Twain


you’ll get no argument from me


After the Argument In Heaven

after the argument in heaven
consent shall be given
for everyone to move
to move below or above
then gifts shall be eleven
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Narrative Tract

a multitude of pretexts
the foretaste
of argument:
premise explored
ignorance isolated
then
exchanged
for
understanding
Form: Verse

Her Face

she didn't have a face like thunder
it was more overcast
like when you don't know
whether to put your washing
out on the line
Form: Narrative

Yep Meant Morning Due

Love the tiny bites of cold
on the skin
birds raise argument
to who's the better singer
where night flutters
in the morning due


Premium Member Sound Argument

bestiality

                                  grounds for annulment 


                                snores   my partner roars
Form: Senryu

Discord

Everything you said,
Was conjuring up the dead.
The countless sleepless nights; 
Scenes running through my head,
Haunted by the dead.
© Skyy Allen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

YOU THINK YOU HAVE PROBLEMS

Nailing Jell-O to the wall
Is not the hardest thing at all.
No, the hardest problem in my life,
Is winning an argument with my wife!
Form: Grook

Premium Member The Art of Argument

the art of argument
piloting nimble persuasion
across complicit anarchy
stoic facts and sly lies
sparring in dueling sentences

5/17/19
Form: Verse

Premium Member Nothing says so

A juxtaposition
separate and distinct
seemingly defying
what cannot be~
an argument
or an expression
or both or neither

nothing says so~~

Premium Member Humorous to me and Maybe Only me

Was it an argument
A scrimmage
A scuffle
A hair-pulling jaw-slugging fight
Or an all-out brawl?

Let’s ask the three dead people down the hall.

In His Service

Thank God
for the
moral argument

And your conscience
for the 
time and space
— of its creation

(Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania: March, 1989)
god
Form: Rhyme

Poet and Poetry

I'm insane and I'm proud of it
I'm a poet and crazy I don't want a cure
every argument is valid, always read me
even a workshop manual can be poetry

Premium Member Dividing Up Our Inheritance

dividing up our inheritance
swiftly without seriousness
three without argument

our parents would be proud
zero confrontations
fine day to be a sibling

Life

Live the life
Leave the living knife
Lamenting develops argument
Lame limbs clustered combined in the cut
Life has no lies
Lander and lander but lii pays.

Premium Member The Outburst

That tepid tea, civility,
Is not the drink for such as me!
Thou cusp, thou nib, thou pricket, prickle, tang and tine!
Thy wit lacks width to grasp my line!
Form: Couplet

Emotion Vs Logic

Some people are bucolic
Too sentimental to understand
You can't win the argument 
Even when you are right, 
Because tears come 
Before logic comes to their lips.

Premium Member What’s the Point - It’s Pointless

When political debate turns into an argument
you descend into an ad hominem circumvent, 
but just in case you need to know
you’re shooting arrows without a bow.
Form: Grook

A Possible Argument For Mercy

Did heaven ever seem so far?
Remember, we are as You were,
but all our lives, from birth to death—
Gethsemane in every breath.

Originally published by  First Things
Form: Verse

Np Stop Fighting

Noise Stressful, Abrasive Disturbing, Aggravating, Irritating Fights, Argument, Agreement, Serenity Resting, Soothing, Relaxing Wonderful, Peaceful Quiet
Form: Diamante

To Each Their Own

“to each their own” we should understand this Latin saying
as nice cool polite way to prevent an argument or dispute 
I do respect opinions and prefers but not cheat and lies
Form: Sijo

Premium Member no go between

brothers want me to be an intermediary
their argument loud, their voices did carry
in between the two is not where I want to be
why does the family always turn and pick on me?
Form: Rhyme

Give Us a Clue

If
only
women 
would name 
their periods like 
hurricanes - it would 
be much simpler for all the 
poor guys to work out just which 
argument you’re currently referring to
Form: Shape

Premium Member A Sigh

In days long gone by I knew the meaning of a sigh Hopeless resigning; I simply gave up No use complaining, No argument remaining.
written February 28, 2022

Love Note Wisdom

As love grows older,
we learn to bend-not to break,
our hearts mature but
when an argument flares up
silence and a cocktail helps.



For Rick Parise's contest, 'One Tanka - Theme Love Note'
Form: Tanka

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