Short Borrow Poems

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


Time

Yesterday was given and now its gone
Today is here and for a while here to stay
Tomorrow is it just time that we borrow


Young Days

youth owns the future

                       often neglects tomorrow

                           young days to borrow
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Don'T Borrow Trouble

Busy, busy, rush, rush
Why are thing in such a fuss
Maybe soon they will be through
Then what on earth will I have to do?
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Silly Rhyme

Please can I borrow
Until tomorrow
A shiny silver shilling
I promise I will pay it back
If my willpower is still willing
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Leeches

Leeches Haiku: by Tom 6-4-2022 Some ask to borrow without intent to return; can’t determine who?
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


If God Forgive You Can

we make mistake
it never to late
word to borrow
to say am sorry
so take  his hands
he is the man
IF GOD FORGIVE 
YOU CAN

Unravel This Wind

Ghosts and spirits
Unravel this
Purple wind
Unleash your grin
The graves
Borrow deep, again,
Through the
Voices of dead men

The Alias Administration

Yes we can beg for tomorrow
since banks steal cash then won't borrow
to stimulate jobs
while Obama robs
one job for Barry Soetoro.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bummers

Bummers Haiku by Tom 6-4-2022 Some come with hands out when they want to borrow things; not just to visit.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Larceny of Endowment

Borrow from the least,
  but steal from the best

The larceny of endowment
  —your legacy’s quest

(Villanova Pennsylvania: May, 2019)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A SIMPLE MESSAGE OF LOVE

Today…a simple message of love…
Guaranteed to keep any relationship on track….

Every time you borrow a kiss…
Make sure you give it back.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Salvage

Number 35

SALVAGE


Ideas and thoughts
I borrow all
Prime a new plot
Old deeds fit call




Leon Enriquez
24 January 2015
Singapore
Form: Epigram

Crown On Loan

The Muse in the tower,
  whose debt you enthrone

Those jewels that you borrow,
 —her crown still on loan

(Villanova Pennsylvania: June, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Sorrow Supply-Chain Crisis

How'd you like to borrow some sorrow
  I've plenty to give away
You say you'll come back on the morrow
  ~ But there's so much backed-up here today
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Could I Borrow a Cup of Toilet Paper

Could I borrow cup of toilet paper?
Asked old gentleman named Mr Saber
Slammed door in face
Without much grace
Not very polite this fearful neighbor
Form: Limerick

Trump's Golden Rule

A man who cares about tomorrow
Is certain the day will bring sorrow 
So Trump's Golden Rule
Is, "Find any fool
And live well on all you can borrow!"
Form: Limerick

Growing Emptiness

Scatter seeds of Promise in the soil of Tomorrow

Tend to the Garden with Time you hoped to Borrow

Yield an empty Harvest, reaping fields of Sorrow.
Form: Rhyme

Blossom

Live for the moment 
One day at a time
Borrow not sorrow 
From the next morrow 
Bud and blossom 
Like a beautiful flower
Each day a way
Of living it
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Vignette-Fat Boy,Dim

Billy Bunter was a lad
Before fast-food became a fad
Ever ready to pass the buck,
Overweight,down on his luck-
Decided to 'borrow' his school mates'  tuck.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Borrow Two Cents To Stop

Give me two cents rate

                                 During my efforts to quit,

                                                All cost, you yearn it
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Cry N' M' Knee

Pilfer, borrow, pocket or grab
  So many ways for thieves to nab

A wallet, a purse, or a tattered billfold ~
  Pity, this cashless age they only catch cold
Form: Couplet

Surving In a Dictatorship

have flat head
to receive hailstones

grow big chest
to carry rocks

borrow rubber feet 
to step on thorns

possess stitched mouth 
to sing in silence
Form: Couplet

Outward Bound

I'll loan you my own plugged nickel if you have a red cent I may borrow but swallow a dollar today and you'll be passing the buck tomorrow
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dragons Date

Dragon has a date And wants to borrow the car; Decked out in his tux, A size three hundred deluxe. Top down, he crashed on beltway!
Form: Tanka

The World Is Art

IN EVERY PLACE
there a  face
its builded for taste
art is not waste
its not borrow
tell a story
its art of  boy and girls
sitting on a cart
THE WORLD OF ART

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