Short Come Poems

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


Of Things To Come

Line my quilt with the heaven's sunset
Of baked apples and golden trims
For tonight I will dream
Of such things to come


Baby Come Home

stop this fooling around
come back to town
come lets get down
 i miss your sound
without you am alone
BABY  COME HOME
Form:

Time Has Come

we  had bad roads
 we   had to un load
  now its our goal
 there[s work to be done
to make change
our TIME 
HAS COME

Someday Tomorrow Will Come

Never about the mileage
but about the miles
Always about the moment lived
— escaping time 

(Dreamsleep: May, 2024)

Daddy Come Home

why ever you are
your our star
we miss you
meed you too
we're all alone
please  put our mind
at ease
DADDY COME HOME


Baby Come Chill

come to my loft
when you get off
had a long work day
now come lets lay
for awhile stay
take a lover pill
ok
BABY COME CHILL

Make Your Dreams Come Ture

what you dream to do
you can too
you will get thur
if you try don't cry
are acting so blue
MAKE YOUR DREAMS
COME TURE

Premium Member Come Into the Garden

candied rose & violets
in verjuice salet
a dovecote delicacy
wild flower curd tart
olde worlde food art
cider to
Start!
Form: Epulaeryu

Come Readers

C-ome
R-eaders
A-nd allow
F-ine arts and skill
T-o warm your hearts in the midst of night chill.

Form: Acrostictractys
Form: Tetractys

Here Come the Snow

its the lords calling
this white stuff falling
its all around
covers the ground
then wind blow
then 
HERE COMES THE SNOW

Come Winner Or Sinner

its a feat
can't be defeat
our cooks or the best
and you knwo the rest
no mtter if your begining
COME WINNER
AND SINNERS

Day Has Come

its time to have a say
so don't play
have all the tools
you can't lose
don't be a bum
its out there get some
that
DAY HAS COME

Come Over Its a Raining Day

come let lay around
act like clown
and get down
have some fun
come run
let get into a clover
AND PLAY
COME OVER
ITS RAINING DAY

Daddy Come Home

you've been in sin
and out of touch
we love you so much
its a fact
dad we won't you back
moma is so alone
DADDY COME HOME

Premium Member A Bad Idea Whose Time Has Come

Hand a needy man a thousand bucks a month
                                                          ~ he'll never want to work
Form: Monoku

Past Will Come Back


M-emories
A-utomatically
R-eturn
I-nto
T-he
E-cho's
S-ilence

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Marites Regis)
Form: Other

Premium Member Next Come Winter Tuques and Mittens

frost colored leaves crumble beneath my feet
low november clouds above
chilliness in the air



AP: Honorable Mention 2021
Form: Kimo

December Has Come Round Again

December has come round again
Another Christmas time is near.
That time when young and old
Almost explode with festive cheer.
Form:

Change Has To Come

to many us dieing
to many us crying
this has to stop
we all must block
and love shop
stop being dumd
A
CHANGE HAS TO COME

Come See Me Sometime

stop by
say hi
here's why
you caught my eye
you make me smile
let talk for awhile'
KEPT THIS IN MIND
COME SEE ME SOMETIME

Daddy Come Home

you've been  in this sin
you know you can't win
the devils not your friend
daddy let us in
we're so alone
please
DADDY COME HOME

Opportunities Come

Never try to light a candle when it is windy, and never try to use a jar to keep the flame! Better light it when it's less windy
Form: Ballade

Come Near

Come near, my dear, don't fear; 
Menace no longer lingers here, 
No peril will for you, appear 
My dear,
In this faint shadow
Form: Rhyme

We'Re Must Over Come

its a fact
theyer holding him back
he was born ctrong
will carry on
let all be him wall
and get the jod done
WE'RE MUST OVER COME

Dreams Do Come True

Dreams do come true
If you wish on every fallen star
Once you catch those dreams
Keep them like lightening bugs in a mason jar
Form: Rhyme

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