Short Conclude Poems

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


Soul At Stake

You're breathless
lying in pieces
on the floor;
just about to
conclude
which weapon
is mightier:
sharp stiletto
or sexcalibur


Premium Member Death

Death By: Miracle Man January 16, 2024 Some lives are whispers, others resemble a gale. Both conclude the same.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Pit of Hell

When you feelviolence and sex around you all
the time you must conclude
that although you cannot see them
you are in a pit of  paedophiles.

Cease

Cease

Nothing lasts  forever
Good and evil conclude
Pain and joy resolve
And life has expiration
Careful not to soar or plunder
All things end

Getting On In Your Career

After many years I am forced to conclude
It will almost certainly be your attitude
In the work place and not your aptitude
That will determine your ultimate altitude
Form:


Premium Member Fickle Finger

I conclude I was conceived hard-and-fast, 
Misfortunes rain on my parade, downcast - 
Bad Luck to date 
Fickles my Fate, 
I now bet on Hope, that they say, dies last!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE

I am lucky to have made and continue to make
wonderful memories that when they conclude…
find their way from my mind into my heart
where they transform into gratitude.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Adding To a Cat's Diet

There’s a query that I need to conclude,
about my cat who with mice does collude.
Now I’d pay the price
to get rid of these mice -
Where can I buy mouse-flavored cat food?
Form: Limerick

It Is Most Odd To Report

It is most  odd to report

that a super modern airport,

with all that this can deploy,

is forced to the ground,

to conclude we are bound,

b nothing more than a toy.
Form: Limerick

Juggler

An old chap, who was nervous on dates,
once decided to juggle with plates;
he said, 'I conclude
it's best without food,
and a hoot when the waitress gyrates.'

for Geraldine's contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Devilschoice

Further conspiracies conclude
The  universe   is already populated
God is homosexual
Heaven is paedophilic
The future is the normality of
Finding a woman and making our way in the universe.

Premium Member Heart Failure

Were it in Haifa, one could understand
   or Tel Aviv by the shoreline, let ‘em pound sand

But in Holy Jerusalem, a ‘gay pride parade’ ~
   one is forced to conclude, there’s nothing sacred
Form: Couplet

Defending Depending On Having a Happy Ending

Defending Depending On Having A Happy Ending

Had decided that we were defending,
Our thoughts that on are depending;
Not delude,
And conclude,
That we would have a happy ending.

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

Trump Leaving Hearts Pounding

Trump Leaving Hearts Pounding

Trump was causing hearts to be pounding,
And have us around think he is astounding;
Did conclude,
Very rude;
See so much sin that him is surrounding.

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

Premium Member An Allegory

Why you need an eternal plan;
Approaching death, you can't conclude the shore
That will be your craft's final resting place,
If in life, drift, current, or prevailing wind,
Has determined your course.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Tormented Soul

Within the confines of my soul,
The intense feeling is never whole,
That wandering sense of forgotten love,
Never knowing what lies above;
Why do these thoughts never conclude?
Why do they never apprehend my mood?

Premium Member Dialog with Fate

He trekked life's seemingly endless slog, 
and engaged cruel fate in a dialog.
He would measure and evaluate,
and conclude his luck was not so great,
until a raven, crow, or other bird,
said fate had the very last word.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nobody, Not Even Aesop is Perfect

I recall the wise words by Aesop, spoken,
and wonder, " Is our collective conscious broken?"
A hare can assuredly outpace
a tortoise in any fair race.
To say otherwise, I suggest, is inane.
I conclude, therefore, Aesop was insane.
Form: Rhyme

Oh No Not Again

Again I’ve lost my spectacles,
The ones I need- to see.
I’ve felt my head and more than once,
Conclude they not on me.

They are the worst; to try and find
Seeking can cause troubles…
How to find a single pair-
When all you see is doubles?
Form: Rhyme

Filled With Wonder

filled with wonder
as if in festive time
humanity marvel exceedingly on digital renaissance
of sublime evolution of mobiliphonia
and the ecstatic computofemininia
and I
A solitary mind 
am left to wonder in travels
to conclude the battle of Anghiari
art

Premium Member Love's Story

Can a letter break a heart
Like the look as lovers part

Can a smile from twinkling eyes
Bring forth laughter, from sighs

Can a hug then melt the ice
Does true love always feel this nice

Can romance begun with a kiss
Conclude in a lifetime of bliss
Form: Couplet

Premium Member True Love a Question

Can a letter break a heart
Like the look as lovers part

Can a smile from twinkling eyes
Bring forth laughter, from sighs

Can a hug then melt the ice
Does true love always feel this nice

Can romance begun with a kiss
Conclude in a lifetime of bliss
Form: Couplet

Premium Member To Jack Ellisson

Jack Elisson is the finest dude 

       Ladies decided on that to conclude 

             He is charming and witty

             The girls find him pretty

Thus have his picture on their breast tattooed!





© Demetrios Trifiatis
   13 MARCH 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member In Great Multitude

Warmth has finally returned to my latitude
Positive, this has affected my attitude
Sunshine's magnificent rays feel of gratitude
For surviving last seasons frozen aptitude
May these days be found in ever great multitude
Before this quarter cycle, does it too conclude
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member You Are No Number

Don’t do the math/s
Don’t look at the ratios
Don’t do the sums
Don’t consider the odds
Don’t do the math/s
Don’t let the algorithm conclude!
Don’t let the median compute!


You’re no average, you’re no middle of the road.

You’re not a number and no number is you.

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