Short Be Amiss Poems
Short Be Amiss Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Be Amiss by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Be Amiss by length and keyword.
Once knew a fellow by the name of John Smith
With a name so common something must be amiss
Perhaps a shady past
Molested some lass
Or perhaps threw his mummy-in-law off a cliff
Categories:
be amiss, fun, humor,
Form:
Limerick
Oh dear! Oh dear! What is this?
Something seems to be amiss
Before so sure was I
But now am left to wonder why
For what compelled my short sojourn
Has left me now in but a turn
For in the span from there to here
All thought for naught has disappeared
Categories:
be amiss, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Light to my soul, heavenly bliss,
If you forgive me Lord
Loving you naught can be amiss,
For penance I afford.
Death seems ever so near
My soul should be all clear
Take me Lord there's no fear.
Let the bells toll,
Light to my soul.
Quietus
Categories:
be amiss, spiritual,
Form:
Rhyme
Blow me your heart in a kiss,
flipping wings like a butterfly,
until it lands bellow my eye -
your aiming cannot be amiss,
I stand ahead, on your sight,
you can always reach for me,
even if darker is the light,
the true track is ever free,
May your soul never forget:
I have made my heart
a board to be your target:
throw your sweetest dart…
Categories:
be amiss, kiss, love,
Form:
I do not know?
I smelled the nook and crannies
And perceived pleasant odours.
The scintilating mood and style
Of the once indifference atmosphere.
The cruel breeze made league with me,
Joy and Happiness were betrothed.
Then i wondered what may be amiss?
If nature could lend me at least.
Yet my heart is embroided with merry:
I'll wait to see what's coming.
17:22:12:22:26
Categories:
be amiss, allegory,
Form:
Free verse
On such a night as this
I had my first love kiss
On such a night as this
Saw the dawn rise, what bliss
On such a night as this
Snuck out for a love tryst
On such a night as this
Cried through my first crisis
On such a night as this
A baby born to my sis
On such a night as this
It's beauty would not miss
On such a night as this
Nothing could be amiss
Categories:
be amiss, appreciation, creation, emotions, environment, night,
Form:
Rhyme
Glass can be dangerous
when broken by a fall
it can have a sharp effect
whether large or small
Glass also can be beautiful
like as a mirror is
showing clearly what we are
nothing will be amiss
We indeed see ourselves
it is indeed as we are
because a mirror shows
everything even what was afar
Why do we look in the mirror
for we show we are vain
as beauty is only skin deep
indeed inside is our real stain
Poetgord
Categories:
be amiss, imagination, life, mirror,
Form:
Rhyme
You're my love, my song,
where I forever belong
I'd be amiss
if I didn't reminisce
about...your tender kiss
If stars could sing
of our eternal melody
they'd romp and dance
celebrate our romance
The planets would align
form a phenomenal design...
be painted and hued
and heavenly imbued
There's nowhere else
for me to abide
but in your caring arms
safely secure
in your love so pure...
Our unity is for eternity
Categories:
be amiss, love,
Form:
Lyric
Oh vow, thy love, eternally
A marriage filled with bliss.
Promise your heart beyond a kiss.
Together living strongly, we.
Sing out fulfillment rosy, dreamy.
Our royal goal, prince and princess –
Let not decisions be amiss.
Pledge now, forever-loyalty.
Let two hearts soar to merriment.
Embark with zest; set sights above.
Dwell in faith's arms, which heaven sent.
Let love rely on God…white dove.
My faithfulness shall not relent.
Please marry my eternal love.
Categories:
be amiss, devotion, happiness, husband, love, wife
Form:
Italian Sonnet
The crowd’s presence is not ordinary
Something must be amiss
I do not want to be late for evening service
But a quick look wouldn’t hurt
I crossed over to the other side
Who am I seeing? John!
My neighbour’s son!
The sound of the blows
On the poor boy was drowned
In the shouts of “thief”, “olè”
Emotions moved me to plead
On his behalf
Instincts won the argument
“Oh, look at the time,
I’m gonna be late!”
Adjusting my Bible under my arm
I headed hurriedly to Bible Study.
Categories:
be amiss, allusion,
Form:
Blank verse
He likes them not, he thinks they’re rough
And dirty all the time
I do not care, I value them
To me they are sublime
Worn out from toil and drudgery
A story they can tell
Of being humble, being meek
The feelings they can quell
I’d never dare to disrespect
These blessed parts of his
I would not trade them for the world
Something would be amiss
They tell of strength, of honesty
They need not make amends
They are just great the way they are
His loving, caring hands.
Wendy Nipas
Categories:
be amiss, feelings, world,
Form:
Ballad