Short Avowed Poems
Short Avowed Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Avowed by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Avowed by length and keyword.
We chose
heroes
based on
sheer brawn
but now
avowed ~
brains too
rescue
Categories:
avowed, hero, nostalgia, smart, today,
Form:
Footle
As her own rare find, now seen
Of your avowed 'queen'
You'll need to protect it more
This your own person.
As some costly made sculpture
Likely to fracture
Safe wrap it, in sending out
To where days rage on.
Categories:
avowed, art, people,
Form:
Rhyme
Its special indifference
and weathering smile,
reminds every passer
—its strength and its guile
It stands in the desert
alone and unbowed,
to flower in protest
—its nature avowed
(Tuweep Arizona: January, 2018)
Categories:
avowed, nature,
Form:
Rhyme
The Hound dissed the Princess,
With a dour scowl.
He hid his little mistress,
Quickly to be avowed.
The inquest was listless,
with nothing much found.
Now the Bonnie Prince,
will wear a Kings Crown.
H.Elless
Poet
Categories:
avowed, allegory, england,
Form:
Rhyme
All power in the caliber,
not the number or the count
Its penetration deeper,
when focused and avowed
The wound well placed is mortal,
its shot not heard till then
But a gun’s not half as lethal
—as what’s fired from your pen
(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2017)
Categories:
avowed, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme
Apart from you I'am nothing but at the helm of catastrophe; wayward, in a clouded storm that's avowed to sojourn the opaque sea robed in the disregard that drowns in its tumultuous waters, where many have sank in its despairing courtesy, despite its many warnings.
Alfredo Gonzales ©?
Categories:
avowed, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The leaves are falling,
birds in song
Memory lingers,
tomorrow gone
A promise spoken,
solemn vow
The present honored,
faith avowed
Years enlighten,
age sets in
Youth remembered,
deep within
Gates now beckon,
pearl’s endear
Hearts unburdened
—time is near
(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)
Categories:
avowed, time,
Form:
Rhyme
“Today we will practice
medicine and cure the flu.”
The clown announced it twice,
just as a fun thing to do.
He went into the laughing crowd,
and found an unhealthy fellow.
Took him by his hand and avowed,
“By humor, health will grow!”
The clown was right, although,
the ill man was embarrassed.
But they all took their bow,
after his cough was suppressed.
Categories:
avowed, funny, health,
Form:
Rhyme
The leaves have fallen,
the birds did sing
Memory lingers,
tomorrow brings
A promise spoken,
a solemn vow
The present honored,
—all faith avowed
The years enlighten,
as age sets in
While youth remembered,
still burns within
The gates now beckon,
their pearl’s endear
My heart unburdened,
—the time is near
(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)
Categories:
avowed, death,
Form:
Rhyme
So soothing,
relieving and
relaxing
During evening
And dusk in walking
Near the bay and in the shoreline.
I am happy you are with me
Together we walk holding hands
In sweet reverie
We sat on a cut trunk of a tree.
Talking and murmuring
Sometimes kissing
Those words expressing
Our faith in avowed devotion.
And as we continue
More than our promises
Muttering a gospel of love
On this promenade.
Categories:
avowed, love,
Form:
Free verse
"One" kiss
so fervent
surely the
universe
shook-
Aroused
as
sexual pleasures
of man, woman,
scents - touch,
elevate to ecstacy -
Comparable
to none!
Like stars
fall from sky
ignites into
atoms-a-flame!
One-time
passion
avowed
Ne'er
to unveil -
tete-a-tete
contained
within ones
heart -
Nevermore
to be
savored
Like
taste
of caviar -
lingers forevermore -
that "One" kiss!
Categories:
avowed, passion
Form:
Verse
The one who fails.
I who falls.
The one that bails, within my walls.
You tell me when.
I turn away.
Search within, delay my way.
Cut off my yoke.
I stand in wait.
Another loke, always my fate.
I bend the knee.
I cry aloud.
My demons flee, I've been avowed.
I see my Lord.
He is my bread.
I've been restored, by He who bled.
He bear the cross.
I bear no shame.
No longer a loss, I bear His name.
Categories:
avowed, faith,
Form:
Rhyme
Two halves of imperfection--
kaleidoscope emotions and traits
fractured and tumbled as
sea glass on the shore--
amalgamated into symmetry
by the Master’s hands
with the pulchritude of stained glass.
A perfection of cohesiveness
despite the flawed edges, cracks,
and inelegance of life.
The cohesive nexus of family,
sustained through inadequacies, and deficiencies,
avowed by the broken that fit
according to His plan
in a splendor of imperfect completeness.
Categories:
avowed, family, marriage,
Form:
Free verse