Short Bro Poems

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


Premium Member Gain No, Just Pain, Bro!

no gain without pain
you gotta push on, right through
to the bitter end
it's just in sight, bend, bend, bend ~
moan, groan, scream ~ Oh my Hammie !
Form: Tanka


Yo Bro

I think I'm in love
Blahh am i really?
How could i be so certain
i've been "in love" twice before 
how do i know he is "the one"
**** it 
Love is artificial

Sam My Bro

One cute photo in my family frame,
That's my bro sam.
In our childhood we have played game,
Some outdoor and some indoor game.
He is foody and eating jam ,
Looking fanny my bro sam.
Form: ABC

Mommee's Bro

Sweet lad wiht 'super powers'
Dances on terrace of towers

My pretty little uncle
How gentle is his dimple

In white shirt and black jeans
He shows he 4133186's twins

Cousin of future IAS
So charming and cute thus..!!
Form: Couplet

In Lieu of Soot

The world was my darkness
The soot in my blackened sights 
I once cried in shallows
Words entomed within my grave
Dug with smiles merrit of fading sorrows
My final morrows led by fate
Towards the rejoicing of tomorrow.

3.11.23


Premium Member Brother Knows His Bro

Grandpa will be playing that old guitar after he is dead
This is said with a bit of delight, by my bad Uncle Ted.
If he did not have those strings, he would not know what to do.
This is said by a man who knows his dad as only sons do.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member BRO AND SNOW

                                 snow loudly crunched
                                on my bittersweet walk
                      through yesteryear made memories 
                                  of my brother and me
                                      in snowball wars
Form: Verse

Bro Erano G Manalo Toward the Promised Salvation

E-lder Brother Eraño G. Manalo
R-emains in the heart of the fold; 
A-s the second leader is now
Ñ-inety-two years
O-ld.

M-onday morn January second
A-ims to remind the flock; 
N-ot for an instant will she forget him, 
A-s she is turning back the clock.
L-et us all remember him who showed great devotion; 
O-ne shepherd who guided our lives toward the promised salvation.
Form: Acrostic

Wedding Anniversary Bro Arnel and Sis Rosalinda Tumanan

A-nniversary of a wedding
R-eminds you of God's paradigm; 
N-o longer two but one, 
E-ver true love of a
L-ifetime.
&
R-ough seas and vile storms
O-pen the door for strength; 
S-tanding by each other, 
A-ll the way till the last breath.
L-iving together for better or worse, 
I-n July twenty-eighth day sunny; 
N-othing can ever break the chain, 
D-uring or not wedding
A-nniversary.
Form: Acrostic

Big Bro

This is for my Big Bro.
You and I never seen eye to eye
Because you were taller than me
We never been on the same level
Because I looked up to you
We never never had each others back
Because you were there to protect me
We never share the same knowledge
Because you are older than me
We will never be friends 
Because you are more than that to me
You're my Big Bro 
I will never forget that
Form:

Premium Member Big Bro

As you walk down the city streets
there is an unseen eye
that watches every move you  make
as if  you're  some sort of Spy

 It watches for the terrorist
that may be plotting to do us  harm
and also for the tourist
performing guile with charm

There is no escape from this electronic eye
that  invades our every move, and makes us often sigh
We are being watched  everywhere we go
by that ubiquitous fellow known as "Big Bro"
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.

That's My Bro

Do you think there exists
The slightest possibility
Of my going back
I query my bro Israe-el

You can see the future
As fine as i can
He rudely retorts
Making a weird face

We all burst out
Into fits of laughs
For yes who cares
If it is it will be

And if it is not
Then it wont be
Me and my bro know
We know we shall live

Live to fight
Live to conquer
Live to love
We know we do






(for Israe-el)
Form: Narrative

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