Short Bogged Poems
Short Bogged Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bogged by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bogged by length and keyword.
Bogged Down By Unbearable Clouds
if only a rainbow would grace the sky — bearable Noah’s ark
1/18/2019...
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Categories:
bogged, weather,
Form:
Monoku
Try to Live for the Moment
Try to Live for the Moment
Why relive the past?
Why worry about the future?
Each new day has its own promise
Why get bogged down in what can’t be changed?
I just try to live for the moment.
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Categories:
bogged, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Stephen Hawking
Stephen Hawking was bogged down in space.
Just one eye moved around in his face.
But in spacetime he leapt
like a quantum and kept
all of us far behind his great pace....
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Categories:
bogged, science, universe,
Form:
Limerick
Big Picture Tease
Bogged down in the details,
truth is undone
Swimming through the corn flakes,
milk overruns
Looking at the forest,
seeing just trees
Life micromanaged
—big picture tease
(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)...
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Categories:
bogged, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
Big Picture Tease
Bogged down in the details,
truth comes undone
Swimming through the corn flakes,
milk overruns
Looking at the forest,
seeing just trees
Pieces micromanaged,
—big picture tease
(Villanova Pennsylvania: April, 2017)...
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Categories:
bogged, perspective,
Form:
Rhyme
The Rock of Courage - Five Lines
True courage is a firm and steady rock
Amid the quicksand of sinking despair
If you are bogged down with worry and care
And really wish to get away from there
Stand on the rock and get out of the muck
envelope quintet
(a,b,b,b,a, rhyme scheme
10 syllables per line)...
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Categories:
bogged, cheer up, courage, inspirational, metaphor, uplifting,
Form:
Quintain (English)
Vogleweh
I walked without her through a tentacled forest. Skulls broke beneath butters. A scarlet-and-gold clad Legionnaire, unequipped for darkness, richer than Deutsch chocolate. A lance bogged in moist marsh. Stripped bare and skull dragged, I broke free, into the forest. I walked there, without her....
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Categories:
bogged, abortion, absence, analogy, angel, anger, angst, autumn,
Form:
Blank verse
A Thousand Miles
A thousand miles to go,
I wander on the mysterious paths of life
Believing in the divine
Bogged down by the strenuous journey,
Yet unabashedly marching forthright.
Challenges, fears, troubles, I overcome,
Grow, look back, perplexed, at the momentum
At which I conquer the demons of my fate....
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Categories:
bogged, hope,
Form:
Free verse
Rare Dreamers
Many a dream
of virtues eventually
get bogged down
by the weight of the worldly,
ensnared by the foul fangs
of the profane,
swallowed whole
by the maw of the mundane;
yet, there are those
who boldly persevere,
who, by their lives,
improve our now and here....
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Categories:
bogged, hope
Form:
Rhyme
The Gift
The thing about being alive
Is knowing we are bogged down
We struggle to overcome
And sometimes we succeed
But we often see the best in ourselves
In the trying
Bravery is in accepting
Wishing is the fool’s refuge
Chance dare’s us
To shine temporarily
Our bequest
Is their memory
©dbyrne april 3013...
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Categories:
bogged, life,
Form:
Free verse
A Green Light Prayer
Bogged down at a red light.
At Ascension cemetery and St. Mary's drive
I gazed a graveside service.
The mourners spaced few and far between,
mostly in black-still as wet granite.
All were covid masked... properly.
The newly departed performed social distancing-flawlessly.
My prayer was answered when the light turned halo green....
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Categories:
bogged, grave, green,
Form:
Free verse
Lockdown Hope
In times like these,
Where to find peace?
World under lockdown,
By fear, people bogged down,
They say it's a virus,
It sure does perspire us,
Many deaths have been caused,
Our round-the-clock lives are paused,
Yes, it's the last days,
Rapture will soon take place,
In God alone we have our hope,
Through His peace alone, we cope.
04.21.2020...
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Categories:
bogged, future, peace,
Form:
Couplet
Boonedoggle
Have you ever been
Bogged down
Wallerin in
All whopper-jawed
Neck deep in it
That's a boonedoggle
Have you ever been
So katty-whompus
That you sold your mule
To buy a plow
That's a boonedoggle
Have you ever seen
Folks fixin and piddelin
Like a dime
Holding up a dollar
That a boonedoggle
Favorite Word Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Chantelle Anne Cooke
8/15/19...
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Categories:
bogged, language, life,
Form:
Free verse
I Spy
I travel all around the world
And I am loved by boys and girls
But when I travel I take no luggage
I am not bogged down by baggage
Like little Jack Horner
I am usually kept in a corner
I wear many faces but I am not a spy
I can be Queen Victoria, or a butterfly
I am almost 200 years old
My many colors include blue and gold
I can be bought and sold
In your hand I can hold
What am I ?...
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Categories:
bogged, mystery,
Form:
Rhyme
Not the End of the Road
I SEE THE BEND
When I'm bogged down by fears,
Crumbling under life's great load,
When I'm blinded by tears
Nearing the end of the road,
Then my God interferes,
As my True Friend on the road,
He carries me and cheers,
I feel His mercy bestowed;
When He's LORD of all spheres,
It's not the end of the road,
My mind's fog disappears,
I see the bend of the road.
01~12~17
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Categories:
bogged, friend, god, journey,
Form:
Quatrain
Deepavali
Let not my mind be
bogged down by the
darkness of avarice, jealousy
ego and conceit; instead
Let the 'Light' of thoughts
of 'Service to suffering humanity
pervade my heart and mind
on this day of auspiciousness,
Deepavali....
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Categories:
bogged, faith,
Form:
Haiku
Harry Stole the Blackberry
Harry, a tiger salamander stole a woman’s blackberry
Quickly swam with it out to the bogged down Derby ferry
He was chased by a great crested newt named Terry
Terry wanted the device for his Great Aunt Mary
Mary heard of this and said to her brother Larry
Who wants an obsolete stupid antiquated blackberry?
Larry did not tell her, but he had hired Terry
To steal the blackberry back from the tiger salamander Harry....
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Categories:
bogged, 6th grade, 7th grade, 8th grade, 9th
Form:
Monorhyme
Revival
A plant I thought was dead is not;
It needed water, quite a lot.
Yet from its soil, I’d have bet
That it was moist or even wet.
It made me think that people, too,
May not be what you thought you knew
For those bogged down by stress or strife
Might be, with care, brought back to life.
The trick is knowing what they need,
Though some attention’s guaranteed
To even reach the ones most glum,
Despite the lack of verdant thumb....
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Categories:
bogged, care, change,
Form:
Rhyme