Short Clue Poems

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


Another Clue For You, On No. 9

Still no winners.  New clue; "It is hard"
Special bonus clue; "It sounds like something unpleasant."

Go gett'um, gang!!!    Tom
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Clue To Quiz 12 and 11

Quiz 12)- He'd probably like Wes Craven.

Quiz 11)-Maybe he's a member of Sgt. Pepper's Band

Quiz 13)-Strange eyes he never denies.
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Super Quiz Clue No. 4

It's sensual in beauty, covets both sunshine, and rain.  Elegent in structure, now 
is the time for your quiz smarts to reign.  Good Luck!!
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Form: Rhyme

Premium Member If Only I Had But a Clue

If only I had but a clue,
Then surely, I'd know what to do.
With life's mystery gone,
I'd settle upon
Some course that I can't now construe.
Form: Limerick

One Is One a Clue

One is One a clue
                                        All are blessed on the Earth
                                                 Sun in the Solar
Form: Haiku


Premium Member To Give a Clue

One never knows what he really is able to do 

till the moment God almighty gives him a clue









© Demetrios Trifiatis
     13 August 2020
Form: Couplet

Quiz Clue and Comment

Hint; think of Ex-Lax
Comment: regarding Fred, well I guess I could use the above...but...I am not a 
sadist....I would only set up Fred on a date with Joe Doria....
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Burlesque

Clue

My face near her eyes in sea blue

Her face in shy,came down the earth

To deal with traced,once not,twice a clue

Oh,She,in my hands now smiled like a Ma after birth!

Quiz Clue #4

This is the final clue,
Before I tell you,
Which I will by tomorrow,
And end your puzzle sorrow,
Though I hope someone
does pass this test,
And be smug with all
the rest
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Premium Member Waiting For a Clue

Rubenesque dots prancing on gorgeous symmetry
Darker on bottom and brilliantly light at the top
My artist heart studies them carefully
Waiting for a clue how to begin to paint
art

Give Us a Clue

If
only
women 
would name 
their periods like 
hurricanes - it would 
be much simpler for all the 
poor guys to work out just which 
argument you’re currently referring to
Form: Shape

Premium Member Tattletale Named Clue

There once was a tattle-tail named Clue.
Told on all of his classmates but two.
Big Fred never got told on,
Neither did a girl named Dawn.
His class would have traded him for glue.
Form: Limerick

Clue Number Three

"It's namesakes generally come in pairs"

As of this posting, reward value has dropped to 7 pts. ....Don't let this beat you!!! 
Show the world your brain-power, and intuitive skills!!
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Premium Member No Clue

This is a little unusual for this old dude My tum tum's a little upset, what did I chew Late last soir, Too much café noir Not young no more, what the hell's my first clue!
Form: Limerick

I Haven'T Got a Clue

11-21-2016


So many subjects we can talk about
Different things we can do
Being left out far into the distance
I will be graving my way back to you
For what kind a reason?
I haven't got a clue
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Subtle Clue

if i knew
we were through
and my life would be this blue
would i have taken you home?

if i hated you
and the things you would do
if only i had seen that subtle clue, oh yea
would you have followed me home?
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Premium Member HOPE Here I AM

We all need to hope, in life so we can cope. It will give us rest, then we can do our talented best. Hope can be a great friend, to the very end. Hope where would I be without you? I do not have a clue.
Form: Monorhyme

Quiz No. 2- New Clue

I apologize for the delay-it's not easy being stupid- but I have now posted the 
fourth, and final clue.  This one should lead someone to glory.  Ending date now 
this coming Wednesday 6 P.M.  Nov. 7, 2007.... Good Luck!
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Clue of Glue

Look, these 
spiny seeds
of Xanthium,
with hooks,
have got stuck
to the hair
of these 
buffaloes
returning from 
the woods!

They've been 
carried here
to this distant 
land
to be dispersed
at different 
directions!

Quiz Clue and Comment

Shar; the "friendly" clue was to Quiz No. 5, of 8-21., still open.  Another clue, it can 
range far.
Quiz No. 7 extra clue; United we stand, divided we fall.
Quiz No. 8 extra clue; You might feel very strong about this.
Goodluck, y'all!!
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Premium Member Seeking a Clue

Hope seeking a clue, I pursue cloudy truths within your fickle climate. When I try to riot your depths of private, your sky-air raises flared hints of midnight blue that shape breezy, vague tints atop views of you.
Form: Rhyme

No Clue

Is it possible to find yourself, 
 if you have no clue what you want?
If you are confused on somethings,
 how do you know what's right for you?
Can you have things both ways,
 or do you have to choose?
How do you find yourself,
 if you have no clue?
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A Musical Clue, Ignored.

Throaty, rhythmic guitar rolls
Across the room and calms my hands.
His voice, like a cigar box angel
Pokes around my insides and opens my mouth-
It finds plenty of nesting spots.
I wait for you to turn around
To see each word he has sung
Poking out of me in relevant locations.

Premium Member Quest For Space a Clue

Listen to poem:
A neverending compulsion.
The more space you have,
the more you want to fill it up.
Just take "uu" from "vacuum"
and add it to "continue",
"mm".


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“I think humans have a natural desire to fill empty spaces”  
Will Shortz, New York Times, Crosswords Editor
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Peru

As more than a few flew to Peru to peruse the view who knew or had a clue what a man's to do in the cerulean blue but stand in the queue to use the loo and if you go too or tootle on through in lieu of a zoo you're due to accrue sights of a llama or two in Machu Picchu
Form: Rhyme

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