Short Cleverly Poems

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


The Cartographer

Located where, is Heaven, on these maps?
Cleverly hidden in Epitaphs?
Perchance in Stars seen from afar-
Or buried with Captain Cook, perhaps?


Premium Member Privately Contain Co-Creation

Come mortal man 
Comes creating co-creating cautiously 
Competition cleverly contained


10/4/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020

Blue Jay


blue jay

      blue birds tend nestlings
across blue sea pick fresh leaves
          cleverly builds nests

               10/5/2020
Form: Haiku

Undercover Agents

Temptations are Undercover Agents. Cleverly disguised.. Each one strategically placed to test our current level of progress, and use of divine will power.

Premium Member Romance in the forest of Arden

masqueraded as you like it
most cleverly wooed under a suitor's guise
played up most compelling disguise



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other


Premium Member Porky Pig

Fearing the loss of his hair, Porky Pig
went out and purchased a wig.
Now he's parading thinking he's handsome
securing his do cleverly with gum.



AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Cb Tribute Contest One Jan Allison

Jan Allison is an extraordinary poet, and full of fun.
Cleverly she writes of everything under the sun.
Her poetry reviews are gracious and kind.
A better Community Builder you will not find.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Comes-

the creative computers come cleverly
COMES the creepy controls come creatively
comes the clever countries collides comes clumsily

12/29/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©

Premium Member Delightful Insightful Imaginative Poem

Imaginative
And fantastical
Ideas from my muse
A mysterious
Missive in my mind

Leaping dancing
An opening
Of possible
Dream paths

Delightful
Insightful
Cleverly

Quickly
Jotted

Poem

Premium Member The Heartful Mind

The heartful mind,

cannot will forth.......

such depth of thoughts...........

as cleverly.......
                                                                    
without......

imaginations.
Form: Verse

Three Hearts

Tender heart within
Its youth beats fast
Cleverly it grows

Now beating slower
The sight of another
Blending two together

Creating another
One now tender
Three beating together

A Symphony of Love
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Do Dogs Think

Do dogs think, they certainly have a memory Our dog Annie even dreams like us human celebrities Cleverly manipulating us They certainly get jealous But we love 'em in spite of this whole debauchery
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Baboon Bummer

A baboon at the zoo cleverly made gestures to me like a friend, then turned right around, displaying to me his giant red ugly rear end! Aug. 23, 2017 for the Animal Nonsense Poetry Contest
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Zebra

The zebra:
An optical illusion
That tricks your sight,
Not colour, not HD ready,
But just in black and white.

An African sales success,
Of great pride it’s the source,
Cleverly marketed as …
A bar-coded horse.
Form: Rhyme

Memories Lost

Memories Lost


past entangled snares
heavy laden under mire
lurk memories lost

deeply seeded held
cleverly hidden in mist
are memories lost

heaving  hoeing
ebbing flowing never showing
all memories lost

~deborah burch©
4/28/2012
Form: Haiku

Am I Pretty

Frolicking, under celestial kisses
younger ones unafraid
silent is life's eloquent, nuanced tableau
our nocturnal Eros

Am I pretty
or just a warm embrace?

Cleverly, he eluded all the eternal rules
Ojawe the spirit, sees all

Premium Member The Beast

After waiting for the day to clear 
I pause and there below the ground 
nagging at my feet , a beast ,
so cleverly looks up at me.
I step back amid the blooms
And chewed my lip
The beast turned the other way 
for I was just nothing to it
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Poisoned Mind, the Backwards Poem

Doubt 
From her
Poisoned 
Everything
Death set in
Men of tears the
Blamelessly leave
Loss of souls praying
Kings of Feelings trapped 
The cleverly
Changing façade, 
Die to self, 
One forcing  
Love her 
Clasped 
Guise 

8/11/16

Premium Member My Poetry

My poetry characteristics life, and experiences in the universe.  I reflect on society challenges and cleverly express my sentiment and visualizations for people and our planet. My motivation  comes from my desire to critique  how I view life and living things.
Form: Bio

Her Reality

A mothers milk poisoned 
By cleverly planned lies
Natures honey sours
When it's web of deceit dies
A babe lay restlessly dreaming 
Only to let out her painful cries
A mothers touch will no more
Calm her innocently stormy eyes

M. Lyn Church 
February 1,2014
© Lyn Church  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Her Talent

Creating her artwork from silky fine thread
She carefully wove it and knew where to tread
The pattern she worked on was cleverly laid
Displaying her craft by those who had stayed
The fruits of her labour were well worth the time
For her talent in webs ensured she would dine
Form: Rhyme

Deciet

DECIET
						
She feigned innocent to me;
Bloomed, color burst, fragrance sprayed.
How insanely I fell for
All those displayed; cleverly made.
How overlooked the veiled reality!
Now that, likings to fade,
She surfaces again; fresh touch
To assume a new shade.
©pkdas300917
Form: Jueju

Beatle

This is not really me
Merely smoke and mirrors
Plying a day job
That pays the bills
The me
I see
Dissected into ribbons cleverly disregarded
Like a modern day beetle
Imagining all the people
Who have heard the news today and chosen to stay
Sometimes the clothes do not fit the father

Hidden Truths

QUOTE  ' There is no deeper bond than the one shared between two pairs of eyes.

VERSE
She smiled cleverly with no eye contact
As her whole life was worded there
And the curtains fell on an untold story
Which would never be shared
Date Sept 4, 2016
Name of contest
ONE AND ONE
Form: Verse

Premium Member Mandates

Mandates Haiku: by Tom 10/29/2021 Mandates are edicts meant to pilfer our freedoms; cleverly thought out. What is the essence of America? Finding and maintaining that perfect, delicate balance between freedom “to” and freedom “from.” Marilyn Vos Savant
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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