Short Bear In Mind Poems

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


Virgin Or Not, Don'T Just Touch It

O, touch me not, leave me, I plead
For the safety of your own fatty butt
Like me, bear in mind, King David
He killed a giant, with a single shot


Chances Running Out - Haiga - Haiku Contest

thirty-six... shortlist twenty threatened with N/A that leaves four before a premature end but I will bear in mind twenty
Only 4 possible n/a's and 2 positive, thank you all for your response. Mick
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Curious Find, No-Mind

CURIOUS FIND, NO-MIND


Still No-Mind
Purge all thought
Stillness aligns
Watch cast meet plot

Bear in mind
A clear face
Sight can be blind
Seek sacred space

~~~~~~~~~



Leon Enriquez
07 November 2020
Singapore
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member So, What's Your Kind

So, What's Your Kind?
Bear in mind that there are those who are truly kind. Bear also in mind that there are those that are most unkind. But one thing I did find - in all of humankind, Is that there is at least ONE of every kind.

Windmill of Your Mind

Clear your mind of doubts and fears
Wash away your pain with tears
Troubled thoughts can stir up sadness
Wrap your heart with utter gladness

As you embark on a difficult test
Bear in mind always that you are blessed
The path seems wobbly along the way
Just hold on to God, you’ll get through the day
Form: Couplet


Am the Owner

I have my life to lead
My own precious life 
If it’s my life,
Then you should know
Am the owner

The morning breakfast
The midday lunch
The night dinner
Concerns nobody
Co’s I am the owner

The owner of my life
Is really me, 
Understand and bear in mind
My destiny, my life
Am the owner.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member what solution have you found

I am a collector of worthless things
How they pile up I have no inkling
I clean out my junk drawer at two o’clock
It is crammed full of extra things by two fifteen.

Do others have this problem?
What solution have you found?
Would it work for me?
Bear in mind I refuse to throw away anything
And a husband who stuffs all his extra stuff into drawers.

Premium Member Take a Walk Into the Future

If you have dreams 
You can take a walk into the future
You can start your plan today
With great hope and expectation
But try your best from today
And accept the result tomorrow
The future forever welcome you
But with your love, conscience
Perseverance,optimism 
And sincerity in god
The unknown world forever welcome you
But have to bear in mind the rules
Thankful for yesterday
Cherish for today 
And hopeful for tomorrow

Maama

Dear mama
I kicked you out of my wish
and you bear in mind without a wish
good meals you kept for a dish...
what will I do to make you at your wish?

peace you stood for me
and held me close to be 
your dream was to see me
how will I do to please you your wills?

no words you spoke in my fame
and showed a smile of bless
to me your son bliss you named
why will I trouble you?

never in you word says
fie unto me
in you I see my rise..
Form:

Echoing

It's upon these moments-
that I bear in mind, a thought;
the walls of my mind are echoing-
and I know not, which thought they've sought.

If this is me,
then I must not remember what me feels like.

Love should never simply suffice-
it's for this, that we pay the repetitive price;
night after night-
we have sought for that which felt right,
and in love-again-lost our sight;
hung on an idea of perfection, perhaps too tight.
Form: Rhyme

Morning Unfolds

A soft wind lifts the curtains.
light spills across the wooden floor.
dust spirals in lazy circles
and the quiet hum of the house
feels like a gentle heartbeat.

I step outside
the earth smells of wet grass and stone.
a bird’s song cuts through the stillness
small, specific, lively
and i bear in mind I belong here.

The sun melts my skin
the world extended, slow and planned
shadows bend and bow
a leaf meanders, holding the gleam
and i am awake, completely.

Premium Member Shine Another Way

Oh, for meek and mild,
            to seek the child inside and hold his hand
Help him not be shy
                and not to cry and say you understand

Not all men must fight
              or pen with might to frighten fools away
Now and then what’s right
              can bend the light to shine another way

You must bear in mind
           and care to find the path that walks within  
Strength is yours to know
    and yours to show that yes, the mouse can win
Form: Rhyme

Come Here, My Dear

Your freedom of choice, to rejoice.
Come here, my dear, and have no fear.
You got in gear, with no veneer, 
I'm drawn to your magnetic voice.
It's clear, you're music in my ear.

My best intentions are noble,
inclined t'wards the climate I find.
Some warming could turn them global,
bear in mind that I am not blind.
Meanwhile, hands remain immobile;
my kind heart awaits, intertwined.

February 19, 2020

Lu loo, I chose the theme/title  Come here, my dear, and have no fear
Form: Rhyme

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