Short Competence Poems

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


I am a Poet

Words my expression
Pen and paper my weapon
Feelings my passion
Situations my inspiration
Reciting my competence
Poems my identity
Form: Bio


Premium Member Courage and Confidence

Courage and Confidence


    Courage offers support 
     to build Confidence.
    Confidence yields 
     self-esteem and competence.


  10/08/21
Form: Rhyme

Trump Lacks In Competence

Trump Lacks in Competence

Looks like Trump lacks in competence;
All the results on us  has been intense;
Lost his way;
Did go astray,
While we determined that he is dense.

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

Premium Member Knowledge and Ignorance V

Much more preferable it is for the one who really doesn't know

His ignorance to hide than attempting his competence to show!










© Demetrios Trifiatis
      17 June 2021
Form: Couplet

Trump Clearing Out

Trump Clearing Out

Trump could not find and kept disappearing;
Even when his twilight had started nearing;
Competence did lack;
Was no longer intact;
Out of White House was last seen clearing.

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


Premium Member Why I Should Win Ist Place

WHY SHOULD I WIN FIRST PLACE?

      Why should I win first place?
       My competence to test
       in the current contest.
       No favor, nothing else.

   03/01/19

      First Place
   'I am a winner' Contest by Bobby May
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Election Day Blues

election day blues annoying voting machine candidates unknown unfamiliar names did not do due diligence angry at myself voted for some names did not know their competence feel bad about this resolve to learn more candidate information be better informed
Written September 27, 2022
Form: Senryu

The judicatory system

The judicatory system 
Wants to defend the crime

Complex justice obstructions
I cannot find the right rhyme   

Believe you are in democracy 
Equality you believe 

What for does exist the competence

If I'd be considering this 

If I would be considering 
Opinion of yours 
And you 're naive and stupid  
I will have resource
© Kate Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
war
Form: Rhyme

Smarter Than I Seem

Doubts flood my mind - smarter than I seem
Reading between the lines of your intentional schemes
Calculating your plots of disreputable deceits
And probing methods of exploiting me

Amiss estimation of my competence
To comprehend and observe your malevolence
Distressed and tentative with your presence
Your bogus interests I never fail to sense.
Form: Rhyme

Curse

Competence adheres to truth
The affliction begins to throb
Fracturing the enchantment
Paralyzing compassion

Yearning for the illusion
To break from the mind
Materialize into undeniable
Ensure the lighthearted

Initiation of dissipation
Retention collapsing
Reality emerges
Ecstasy subsides

A feared colloquy
An aphotic chasm ensues
Suffocation in isolation
The curse of infatuation

Premium Member Wisdom

Wisdom*… Expressed greatly By computers’ functions Indeed upgrading life’s level Optimizing meaningful advancements; Revealing human competence Working well for what's best... Yet can't beat God’s Wisdom!
*Proverbs 2:6 For the LORD giveth wisdom: out of his mouth cometh knowledge and understanding. October 9, 2018 Edited on July 18, 2022

Teacher

Teacher that walks before me, a precept imaged in stone
Exhorting exhaustlessly the word shaped wonder grown
Academic, ambassador of an ancient beginning bringing
Competence in credential o vision; In honor of your giving
Humanity celebrates itself in you; you the culture's store
Emitting light, you the open door inviting change, you sure
Register of all glory; teacher, we rise in adoration to praise
Form: Acrostic

Education

words, structure, voice, ring 
compel, rigor, empower
sharp, shape, decide, noise
 
tracks, choices, streams, tasks
insight, dreams, feelings, contact
competence, level

schedule, assignments
deadlines, fear, drafts, concepts
chance, dare, divulge, honesty

pressure, self-imposed
restrictions, dedication
serious, static

life, love, liberty
social, ethics, compassion
morality, judicial
© Liz Engel  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

That One Thing

There is a balance between relaxation and panic. 

What I like to call motivation. 

There was that one thing…

There is that other thing. 

Always new things.

New things that feel threatening. 

I try to close my eyes as if that will get everything done. 

Only to become more afraid of all my new ideas. 

There is a balance between impatience and determination. 

What I like to call competence.

Premium Member Never Say Never


      Never say, " Never " , ever you survive
      Try to reach goal so long you are to live !
     Devote, Dedicate ! Have confidence :
     Try and try to acquire competence !
      Why not ?  Nothing is impossible :
       Have strength, courage to make possible !

       Explore your life acceptance as challenge --
      Struggle and struggle at every step 
     Neither to give up nor to escape.
     To overcome, work hard and arrange.

Imposter

I’m merely a novice 
Trying to blend
Disguised as competence
They let me in

I squeezed past
The judges table
By talking fast
I seemed able

My gift of gab
Paved the way
Scored a cab
And bed to lay

Now I’m here
Out of place
Insincere 
I hide my face

A humble ornament
Adorning corners
Fake and fraudulent 
Along the borders

Don’t come to me
With eyes a’glow
In hopes to see
All that I know

I’m an imposter
A wanna be
So please don’t bother
Studying me
Form: Rhyme

I Desire

Not a fortune, not a picturesque face not prominence, not clout. I desire none of these. Competence, aptitude a clear gaze that shows candor, a heart that knows no deceit. Not a man`s honeyed words, not his lying sentiments. I desire none of these. Sincerity, steadfast an embrace that reflect a pure desire. a man that firmly holds my fragile heart. I desire not objects of avarice, nor lustful caresses. I desire all things pure and virtuous, deeply tainted may they be.
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