Short Atlas Poems

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


Take An Atlas

Take an atlas; open it,
Take my hand and point with it.
You’ve saved your trips to share with me
So take my hand; we’ll cross the sea.
Form: Quatrain


Premium Member Poor Atlas

Whatever you've heard about the earth,
know that it has tremendous girth.  
You cannot collapse or fold it,
and poor Atlas has to hold it.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member If I Am Atlas

spin the globe reverse – trap and throw the imp corona in death valley

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Form: Monoku

Atlas Thomas Buchanan

Admirable 
Tough
Lots of energy 
Abrasive
Sunset

Trusting
Hardworking 
Original 
Mature-ish
Accommodating 
Sociable

Balanced
Ultimate edition 
Candid
Healthy
Abundant
Non-nonchalant 
Agile
Neighborly
© madi moore  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Atlas

Nothing is set in stone
Feel the weight of the world
Pressed against your aching bones
Time is timeless
Life is priceless
Why bless the stress
Let it go
Bliss is simple
Just take the weight
Off those massive shoulders.


Premium Member Atlas And Axis

Atlas:  "There are so many known territories everywhere in the world that start with "a," "d," "n," "w," and "s." And these are just some of the places where you can find and test your powers."
Axis :  "Why these places?"

Atlas:  W A N D S !
Form: Prose

Atlas mused


the yoke we bear in time is space, the domain in which we view, 
all that's done comes back again, because we chose it to.

when we look even deeper then, again we look some more, 
what we thought the weight of the world is really its only door ...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Upside Down World -Miss Snowy Atlas

Upside Down World -Miss Snowy Atlas

Snowy Atlas says do your exercise
Feet over head, eyes to the skies
Men why the pain look
You're like fish on a hook
Miss Snowy Atlas is off today, guys

connie pachecho

12/27/17

Non contest entry

Note-Charles Atlas best remembered 
as a renowned fitness instructor
Form: Limerick

World Atlas

when you feel hungry go to thailand 
when you feel sorry go to japan 
when you feel interesting go to china 
when you feel to shop go to UAE 
when you feel unhappy go to italy
when you feel happy go to africa 
when you feel  to take allthese to gether and traditional and different food 
one way is .. go to india !
Form:

This Atlas Grins (For Hannah & Sean)

Riding upon my shoulders, 
     innocent glee,
giggling and humming nursery tunes 
     blissfully;
they bounce and they dance 
     with the purest of joy;
they shriek and they laugh, my toddler 
     girl and boy.


And I, like Atlas of old 
     mythology,
must carefully carry a fragile 
     destiny;
by the world on his back 
     he is burdened;
by these kids whom I carry, 
     I am gladdened.
Form: Rhyme

Atlas

"we're wasting our youth 
with sins who are older than us.
we don't talk anymore,
we're to busy standing in rain,
waiting for hurricanes.
there is not just one 
who is holding up the heavens.
over years youth been burdened,
we've been born with bad luck.
we walk through this 
because the weight on our shoulders will be heavy anyway.
if you can hold up the heavens,
hell will be a child's play."


08.08.17
© Mina Cha  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Dish of Salad Atlas and Love

Why u so hot
Like a coastal line
Why u so high
So hard
Like mount of Everest
Why u misty so deep in a sense
So dark like night of under ocean’s world
And so bright like moon of this night
Why u so close and kind that u r clapping in my heart
Why u give me out of you calm
Comfort and courage
But you take some time all
Like storm
Why I know u like I knew even though I don’t know u in a doubt
Why u so sweet and sour
In a dish of my salad
love
Form: ABC

Technology Blind

I realise just how old I am, when I don't even know how facebook works,
And I don't have any idea how someone twirks.

I read maps from an atlas book,
I don't like google and the way it looks.

I like to have cash, I like the way it feels,
But I guess it does make it easier to steal.

I want a theatre ticket that can be held and be seen,
Instead of showing it on your mobile screen.

But as life goes on and time passes by,
I guess just to keep up I will have to try.
© Mark West  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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