Short Buffer Poems

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


Bubble Wrapped Hearts

We wrap ourselves tight in a layer of fear
seeking a buffer from those who'd come near 
our heart's not protected, we may yet be rejected
and we'll know it by all the loud popping we hear
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Sensitivity

Some are sensitive more than others It's an inbred trait, just like a buffer Causes some problems We get up on our haunches Uncontrollable it is, right down to the buzzer
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Smile At Your Brother

Disasters happen, you don't have a buffer No rhyme or reason, one thing after another Feel so helpless Seem quite endless Then suddenly you wake up smiling at your brother
joy
Form: Limerick

Girlfriend

You are my phosphate in life,
The dynamo in my gate,
You're not weak but fate,
You buffer my fife.

Ion and atom do compound,
And my temperature flies,
My acidic condition cries,
Pressure dissolves around.
Form: Quatrain

Zone Isolation

A drop floats on the surface
A bubble won’t pop
They glide past each other
And slow to a stop

The tension of surface
A strong buffer zone
Don’t tell me your problems
Just leave me alone

And that which could be
Becomes that which will not
Yes zone isolation
Secures what it’s got


Generate Mad Dog Income

Hand over fist
Tightly bound mist
Falling change washes
Covering new day UN-derailed

Timelines metabolize truth
Driven skull to shine and buffer
Smoothie abuse, set up new booths!
A concoction of American bliss

Rage to the end of the world
See the bills unfurl
Leverage this beast
Make it complete

Premium Member My New Muffler

I spent some money today
On a brand new muffler
Getting one that doesn’t sound
Like there isn’t a buffer
This one is all shiny
And brand new looking
It sounds so perfect
Doesn’t sound spooking
I love my new muffler
Grand is its new sound
I believe it’s fantastic
Nice and perfectly round

Russell Sivey
Form: Rhyme

Mr Rumble

mr. rumble went to
the cumble


sat there and had a cafe 
with MR.and MRS.rafe 


saw the sun set up down 
and went to home with crukkle brown


lived in buffer  with ladle moffer 
to see the cauther ruffer 


mr . rumble went to shopper 
to buy lill  toffer 


had a lost journey with  cumble curney
oh ! mr  rumble

Premium Member Another Coming Winter

Listen to poem:
Another Coming Winter
David J Walker

Winter is a longtime coming son
And even longer leaving 

Before the seasons done 
With its freezing ways 

Though 

It seems the summer 
	Outstays

It's welcome 

Its warming trend 
Seams to end 

Without warning 

And fall is all we have 

To buffer 
	Another 
Coming winter
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bypassing Intimacy

Listen to poem:
a buffer between the you and the me
the constant mediator chaperoning

criticizing with its glare and pursed lips
negating the realm of possibilities

as it downplays the fragranced essence of hinting
opting to zero in on the desolation of nothingness

and that buffer between you and me
only grows stronger and louder



AP: 2nd place 2023

Toupee

Toupee, or not toupee, that is the question: whether 'tis nobler on the head to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous alopecia or to take wigs against a sea of baldness, wear them as a buffer, the whips and scorns stem, and by opposing end them. Ay, that's the nub. With apologies to William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member You Work Wonders

You probably don't notice,
The difference that you make,
But other people notice,
How you always seem to take,

The problems and the troubles,
That other people suffer,
And lift them, calm them, find solutions,
Try to be a buffer.

Small miracles aren't small at all,
To those you help they're big.
You make them happen all the time,
And that's not small, it's big.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Trees

Longest lived of living things,
Some trees last two thousand years. 
These natural resources
Give us oxygen.

Trees absorb nasty carbon,
Thus saving us from ourselves
And belching automobiles.
We must save our trees.

Trees are indispensable.
Buffer from wind, shade from sun,
And I have but just begun
To name their uses.

By:  Joyce Johnson

for: "Trees Everywhere" contest  Rec'd a 5th
Form: Dodoitsu

Gentle Dental

Help, the dentist has got me to kill
Torturing me with her drill
Scraping my teeth with her silver hook
She is pretty but she is giving me that look
I will kill thee to cleanse dentistry
Do not resist, do not resist me
Scrub scrub with her buffer and polishing paste
Thee is done, begone, make haste
More patients I have to lay waste
Dont forget to settle thy bill
Lest I will bring thee back to rekill.
© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Smile Is So Contagious

A smile is so contagious,
Is so contagious, they say.
Even through the nook and corner
To the heart it finds a way.
And from the heart, straight to the lips
It always makes a fair play, 
And then to the other,
And then to the other,
It spreads like a fire
In the hay!
Joy and energy
It carries far and wide
Without a buffer, across the bay.
And now I have sent you one,
Hope it reached, 
Have a nice day!:)

From War To Marriage

The man who did lots suffer 
Now relaxed on a sofa, 
Waiting for what's on offer;
Some nice stuff they'd him proffer:
In his mind a Grant Cake
He'd taste and more of it take,
Seek to know who did it bake
And his sleeping love awake!

Just from a War Zone's Buffer, 
They should him serve a buffet 
Then fast make him a bridegroom, 
Wife pushing to him plus room...

I have to Records referred:
The Best offered The Suffered.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member We Are the Angels

We are the chemistry which hold the secrets of the UNIVERSE. The buffer zone.  We are those that converse with human nature, regardless of the plea. 
We are the ANGELS OF HEAVEN and we know these things:
       EVERY MORTAL BLEEDS.
       EVERY MORTAL BREEDS.
       AND EVERY MORTAL BREATHES.
WE are the MATHEMATICIANS above, that hold all of the HEAVENS. WE EXIST BEYOND YOUR REALM.  HIGH ABOVE anything you've EVER KNOWN.
TAKE HEED.

Power Aim of Light

In a buffer zone
Of day and night
When the light was passing
His baffle to the night
Dark come out of light
Or light come out of dark
In a doubt swash
You came out of my doubt
With that eyes angel
Who Host
day and night
In harmony
That was I doubt
Arrowed glance of light
And the aim of the mug of light
Broken baked bare heart mine?
And I am not any more
Who I was or where I was
And that make me knew
How god made
This universe out of dark
Form: ABC

Guilty Gear

It's like death but sweeter
It's freezing by the heater
It's narcissism, fanaticism,
And folly on a cake

It's like steel but tougher
I've got acid but no buffer
It's cynicism, pessimism,
And idiocy in a shake

It's like mucus but putrid
It's milk and booze diluted
It's nihilism, optimism,
And ignorance in a pie

It's like sugar but sour
It's drowning in the shower
It's like having happiness and sorrow
Impaled into your eyes

A Means To An End

A Means To An End Innocense lost to a lifetime of cost And a childhood mistake Don't lose your health finding yourself Or deny the journey that you take The truth didn't die, and neither did i Though i tried to set us free Held by the mesh in my cage of soft flesh It cuts me more than me Hoped time would heal scars too real But the wounds bled again Self-infliction is a sin But it's all i can feel Must suffer my buffer A means to an end
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Have a Few Whys

I have a few whys that really bother me
like why when it rains do I pee frequently?
Why do some people enjoy wearing wigs?
Why do some men act like pigs?
Why don't cars have more of a buffer?
Why do people have to suffer?
Why do certain fabrics crinkle?
Why does old skin have to wrinkle?
Why doesn't a red head's hair turn gray?
Why won't Drs. listen to what their patients have to say?
Why won't any one write a letter?
Why isn't our world getting any better?

Woman Suffrage Horn Haiku

Woman Suffrage  
Horn Haiku 

women cried out loud
had been part of a big crowd
were very endowed

woman would suffer
man had zone which was buffer
that made things tougher

had prayed to our Lord
we do want to look toward
things we can afford

Wilson with wimper
always would lose his temper
fidelis semper

see Trump wear his crown
cause trouble all over town
while we had a frown

wherever we went
we would see an immigrant
God to us had sent

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

The Soul of a Poet

I think at times our souls must suffer And our hearts become our buffer We write of truth and of sadness Into our lives we bring such madness To make our poems true and right We must feel the pain we write So we put the sadnes in out hearts It is the way our poetry starts And if we do not feel the pain Our poetry has naught to gain Yes, we may stir up controversy (I am a poet, lord have mercy) Some may criticize what we do So poets,to your own heart be true carolann crowley 6/14/07
Form: Rhyme

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