Short Arrange Poems

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


Blankets of Clouds

The sun is a little cold,
      after the stupendous gale...
      I decide I'll arrange blankets
      of clouds for him...!


Chaos

My mind,
a musician;
its own maestro,
and apprentice, 
is trying  to arrange 
into a symphony,
the noise, & chaos
inside me.

Feng Shui

A mirror hanging on a wall
May be bewitching to us all
At the foot of the stairs
Best arrange your affairs
As Pride goeth before a fall!
Form: Limerick

Spring Again

Whispering bees arrange themselves outside
They gather their fur skirts
And whisper down the lane
Allergies come until the season completes itself.

Guiltless

admit nothing
deny everything
remain dignified
arrange alibis
hide evidence
make circumstance
swear on the Bible
that you’re not liable.

25.6.2015
© Neil Johns  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Brokeback Hillock

Two cowboys were out on the range
When one said “I feel rather strange”
Said the other “come here
If you feel a bit *****
And I’ll just see what I can arrange”
© John Fenn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Who Will Heal You

God is the One who can heal
You always go to the doctor
But God will be the One who heals you
Go to the One who will arrange doctor’s ways
You will get what you believe

Premium Member Dead On

Three in the morning advise from the dead
I was most surprised at what he said
The thing that would change
If could be arrange
He would not waste time making the bed
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pagan Altar

Here is where my soul finds shelter,
As I lovingly arrange what is my altar,
A shelf which shall remain as a kind gesture,
If only we could read stars and cards forever.
Form: Quatrain

Might Have the Mange

Might Have the Mange

Have heard Trump's hair has the mange,
And his mind they do need to re-arrange;
Rather odd;
Dumb clod;
No wonder he seems to be so strange.

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

Don'T Be Afraid

Take a stand
Make a choice
Don't be worried.

Take control
Don't be fool
Accept the hand
Learn to rule.

Be wise
Don't be surprise
Take the advice
Make a change
Re-arrange.

Premium Member Spiritual Nature Summer Wedlock

Summertime nature gracefully flourish
Animals arrange marriages; nourish,
Arranged at fun Disneyland
By preacher Giraffe Parkland
Merge, self-discovery over-flourish.


6/27/2025
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Have To Vacate Hate

Have to Vacate Hate

What we should do is try and vacate, 
Each map we have regarding hate; 
Subject do change, 
And then re-arrange;
Many of good things start to create.

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

Uneducated Elated

Uneducated Elated 

Only Trump supporters were ever elated;
All low lives who are not highly educated;
Subject change,
And re-arrange;
Another distinguished diversion created.

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

Checked For Change

Checked for Change

While walking I soon started wishing,
In pocket for money was found fishing;
Checked for change,
Then did re-arrange;
More money to me God will be dishing.

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

Origin of Each Life

Origin of Each Life

In life things often do start to change,
Point of origin appears to be strange;
With much grief,
And beyond belief;
Should straighten out and re-arrange.


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

Scar Tissue Is the Issue

Scar Tissue Is the Issue

Seems to be something about scar tissue
That has been becoming the big issue;
Orange and strange;
Should re-arrange,
And hair jumped out when he got a crew.

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

Grew Tired and Bored

Grew Tired and Bored

Grew tired and bored  how things had been,
And we wanted to start them all over again;
See some change;
Things re-arrange;
What we did was let a new political party in.

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

Saint Lazarus In the Rain

too beautiful for me? okay
I arrange my fluids
in curve ecstasy

a vibrant meditation
and it is all

I will be philosopher of love
an esthete of the bodies

without desire
without passion

a pure soul
Form: Dizain

The Wings of Love

Without anytime I will get you 
Just arrange your words and say you love me too
Wherever you are 
Whatever you do
I will always be there even if it's only in my mind
Cos my wings of love
Will be there for you

The Wings of Love

Without anytime I will get you 
Just arrange your words and say you love me too
Wherever you are 
Whatever you do
I will always be there even if it's only on my mind
Cos my wings of love
Will be there for you
Form:

Reconciliation

He married a lady he could not keep, she in turn detested the guy she could keep. And both stared at fate, refusing to arrange life's love puzzle, because the word 'sorry' went on vacation.
Form: Burlesque

I Found a Three...

And He said to me…

There come a Kin, when the waters change.
Look still to the reeds, they re-arrange…
Near the edge of Sea, there two, you’ll be,
Near the Lark, hear too, the Indian say…
IT, is to be THiS way.
© Izzy Gumbo  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Trauma and Wrongdoing Reveal

Trauma and Wrongdoing Reveal

All the trauma and wrongdoing have to reveal;
Then rules and regulations will begin to repeal;
After re-arrange
Ideas change;
Entire society did heal when we seal the deal.

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

Premium Member Thankfulness

THANKFULNESS


              Grateful getting a life to arrange.
              Thankful for strength to meet challenge.


      07/02/22

 Syllable count 9-8

 Thankfulness Crystalline

Contest by Beata Agustin

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