Short Attending Poems

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


Premium Member Metaphysical

Mr Phil Osophy
Was Informative and Gossipy
His acquired Knowledge
Came from attending College
I Beg Pardon, University
Form: Limerick


Soonerland

I love my Sooners!
Crimson and cream on the field;
Thousands attending,
For their eighth championship win.
You’re in Soonerland my friend.
Form: Tanka

Limerick: Shrinks, Part 2

Once attending professional course
Shrinks attempted to fix mind flaws
They gorged on cocaine
But primitive brain
Has failed to achieve sacred pause
Form: Limerick

Revolt

Resolve irreverently
Every violation of Godly law
Violence attending resistance
Others have failed
Let us succeed
Tyranical rule must be defeated
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Ghosts For a Function

Have you ever seen Ghosts all dressed for a function Some elegant dance Which they will be attending A scary Halloween whirl
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka


What a Pear

OH PEAR !

As aliens who come from out there
All our heads are the size of a pear
Most consider us sane
Despite a tiny brain
Attending a conference, we swear
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Albatross

Accepting the zeitgeist
Adapting to challenges
Avoiding all dangers
Amusing with the mate
Attending the young ones
Aspiring to fly far…
Ah! What an existence!
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Diet -- Tried It

I once knew a husky young man named Jim
Tried every diet he could to get slim
   He even stopped eating
   Attending the meetings
Of: "Diet? Tried It ~ Just Hack Off a Limb"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Here To There

HERE present, in situ replying, being, attending place, existence; thither, distant pointing, waiting, searching yon, yonder THERE
May 20, 2021
Form: Diamante

Premium Member No Cure

"You Need Help!" they say to me constantly,
and so I agree to begin attending therapy,
but I never go. I have given up.
I know that there's no cure or treatment 
for my kind of "messed up".
Form: Rhyme

That I Was Ever Born

To so distance myself
From its loud rumour
Whiney, needy, the earth o'er
Attending each care
Unless that soul, at peace
Its own skies re-mount
Summer-time's "off into the blue"
Escapes go nowhere.
Form: Rhyme

Anything Goes: Life In a Loop

What has life in store?
Milk on bed and milk when dead.
Why sulk all along?




P.S.This poem is based on the Hindu customs of burial. Attending a funeral recently taught me this very essence of Life.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member She Dreams

She dreams of a soldier back from battle having purchased peace with strength and valor attending now to his long missed maiden a wedding and family now to plan
written 19 Aug 2020
© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member The day before I fell in love with you

I don't remember what I did, it's true,
the day before I fell in love with you.
I guess I might've been attending Shakespeare class
lamenting with Professor Pendergrass
the fate of Juliet Capulet and Romeo Montague.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Masking the Problem

boris broke the rules
attending garden parties
whilst WE stayed at home

He covers his back
rules are now to be relaxed
voters are not fools!

I am cynical
of politicians actions
If the truth be told

01/20/21
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Obnoxious Boor at Family Reunion

He was obnoxious almost to the point of repulsive
Constant banter escaped his always yapping jowls
He gave you no space or peace, monopolizing all conversation
Many stopped attending family reunions due to this brazen boor

Premium Member Kenny's Retiring

Kenny's retiring, no more touring for him Perhaps I could take his place, still got vigor and vim No one would know Attending a show Absolute millions from this charade I could skim © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Snake Bit

There once was a banker from Britain

Who sat on a snake and was bitten

    But his assets were apprised

    To have quadrupled in size

While attending nurses were smitten!



                              Timothy I. Brumley
Form: Limerick

Premium Member My Sister's Pre-Marital Wake

I must be nutty as a fruitcake
      for attending my sister's
         'pre-marital wake'

   Sis likened marriage to 'slow death'
   She didn't want to run out of breath

      So I served her Arsenic 'n Rum in her steak
Form: Rhyme

Without a Word

In the darkness of the night
without a word
skin to skin
blood to blood
attending the wounds cause by the others

There was no need to explain nor justify
Tenderness and loneliness
weaving together
through the night
without a word
Form:

Premium Member Life

THIS WAS WRITTEN TODAY ON THE WAY BACK FROM ATTENDING MY THIRD FUNERAL IN 3 WEEKS AND I HAVE ANOTHER ONE TO GO TO ON FRIDAY Life is beautiful but so fragile, just like a butterfly's delicate wings 08-09-17
Form: Monoku

November Choka

Vast November sky,
Strikes the senses, everyone.
Goose-pimples, sight, hearing, soul.
Howling windswept dark,
Shivers the bone, soaking wet.
Soggy ground I want to eat.
Waxing moon presides,
With attending star in sync.
Winters clouds inspire.
Form: Choka

Inferred Occurred and Cured

what we have heard inferred
this was the word which occurred
reassured could be cured

(with terror endured)
(while on trip we toured)
(while attending herd)
(mentioned by a bird)
(completely absurd)
(being a numb skull)
(said by when cat purred)
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

It's Funny

According to my knowledge,
it's bad to take porridge
near the old bridge,
and the dirty fridge.
At my age,
i have to be in marriage,
and leading the village
but not attending college.
Me and Kate
we need to make a gate
to protect the jet.
It's funny!
Form: Ballade

Premium Member Crusted Stones

Crusted Stones They rest in the empty silence silence attending midnight songs songs whispering to lovers tears tears long dried upon crusted stones visual #3 John G. Lawless submitted to – Four Lines Only – poetry contest 6/7/2015
Form: Verse

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