Short Behooved Poems

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


Premium Member The Moon In Astrology

Just what can astrology gain us?
The confusion surely must pain us.
Just how are you behooved--
Not to mention improved--
By knowing the moon's in Ur-anus?
Form: Limerick


Eggyolk Moon

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Across the face 
of an egg-yolk 
full moon

scudded a bouquet 
of clouds gone
too soon.

Answer a question 
to a night-gazer 
it behooved:

Was it the moon, the 
clouds or the sky
that moved?

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Night-Gazer

Across the face 
      of a sunflower 
           full moon

scudded a bouquet 
      of clouds, 
           gone too soon,

a night-gazer, to answer 
      a question, 
           it behooved:

was it the moon, the clouds 
      or the sky 
           that moved?
Form: Rhyme

No Longer In Doubt

Pushing his will against the status quo,
all time began to move

Scouring through each ominous lie,
veracity behooved

Giving with nothing left to give,
his soul turned inside out

Tomorrow dancing openly with yesterday’s dreams
—today no longer in doubt

(Villanova Pennsylvania: September, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Keep Families Together and Intact

A duty or responsibility requires someone to do something.
An action is both required and behoved.

Keep Families Together and Intact

From families children should not be removed;
And by Trump this should have been behooved,
Take care of;
Show his love,
If he ever really wants things to be improved.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Trump and His Twitter Horn Trilogy Haiku

Trilogy Trump and His Twitter Horn Haiku

Behooved and removed
His Twitter account should be
So no longer see.

Rid of forever
See ever again never
Thought very clever.

Trump and His Twitter
Become tossed in the litter
He be a quitter.

Whoa. Can't believe I wrote that.
Don't respond to it and are agreeing.

James Thesarious Hilarious Horn
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Form:

For President Run Horn Haiku

For President Run

Better things will be
And go down in history
In home of the free.

Things will have improved
A great message have behooved
We like to have viewed.

Greatest when charming
And never will be harming
Or also alarming.

For President run
When over and after done
Surely will have one.

James Stricter Predictor Horn
Retired Veteran and Poet
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Form: Haiku

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