Short Boarders Poems

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


My Beautiful One - In Chorus

If you want to weep 
in any of the rooms 
of my empty heart,
and as all the boarders 
between them are porous
you can weep in chorus


Premium Member Boarders


Let not good intentionality
Become a catastrophy.

Establish firm boarders,
Not becoming trespassers;

But living free and fearless,
Experience sleep, not restlessness.
Form: Couplet

Mirage

Mirage! Mirage,
Why art thou in sight?
I hungereth for waters
And yonder, by the boarders,
An oasis I longeth to reach
I step forth
The oasis dances backward!
Is it the chase?
Well, that’s mine case
Oh mirage!
Why art thou in sight…..
© Col Mar  Create an image from this poem.

New Beginnings April 1998

Like a garden path,
Life has many turns
Bringing forth new beginnings
And new friends
We hold on lovingly
To old ones,
Like the sweet jasmine on the walls.
Renewing boarders with flowers,
Scents and colours,
The joy of which we are yet to know.
© Denise Doe  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Sitting Here

In a darken haze of days long past
In an empty soul who’s boarders vast
Emotions cloud the judgments mind
Pain does reach with words unkind
A rhapsody of endless joy
Beyond the great walls of troy
So here I sit and will always stay
Sitting here on sorrows bay
sad
Form:


Christmas Wishes Musettle

Christmas 
lights everywhere 
bring peace 

Peaceful 
angels look down
to earth 

Earthly 
delights bringing 
many gifts

Gifting
those in need and
be kind


Kindness
comes from a heart
loving

Love that
has no fence or
boarders 


******Richards express leaving the station******
11.30.2014
Contest: Musettle Train
Form: Verse

Friends' - 2000

On long summer days lets sit and talk awhile,
Making time for each other, endless conversation
( I think we could talk forever...)
Sitting in the garden,soothing cups of tea,
The sweet smell of boarders; brimming with colour.
Glasses full of lemonade, sun hats, happy smiles,
Endless girlish chatter, that's what friendship brings to mind.
© Denise Doe  Create an image from this poem.

An Oyster Out of Water

I once lived on the Ocean's floor
and then I was harvested, and
left upon it's shores.

Even though I was made of rugged
apparel, signs are left within me
that shows I once made precious 
pearls.

Once hidden by the Sea and now
the world can see my mystery.
I dress up gardens and flower
boarders. A new life for an Oyster
out of water.
Form: Rhyme

Who I Am

I am not someone else's opinion of me.
I am not the product of someone else's lack of self-control.
I am not defined by my ACT score.
I am no longer pretty.
I am so otherworldly it's vaguely offensive.
I am fearless of the future and love without boarders.
I am magical.
I am important.
And no one can do anything to stop me from being who I am now and who I will become.
Form: Lyric

Trapped

Like a cave witch colapsed
or a slave in the trash
breakin his back
to get through...

It's proved; over and over again
that boarders bring morders...
witch hoarders sort through again...

Who am i?
just a studpid guy
with useless time
i'm spiritually bruised inside...


 and trapped.....
Like someone who lost there lif savings in craps...
or a wemon with no ovaries due to crabs..
relax...
we all trapped!
Form: Verse

Premium Member Art Of Poetry

We number each syllable -- 
Forming, encasing the painting
Words;  limited by our boarders
Now, framed for posting, the
Recital~ hung in the air -- 

Though freedom our purpose
Thus essence, every poem thought
Completed a testament of failure -- 

Great poetry, as all fond creations
Of deity we so admire, with feeble
Attempt wholeheartedly seek to grasp
And aspire -- 

Are ongoing stories…gone with the
Reaching….

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