Short Conclusions Poems

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


Premium Member Decisions

Verdicts
Edicts
Effects
Judgement
Assessment
Rulings
Findings
Outcomes
Decrees
Resolutions
Conclusions
Determinations
Evaluations
Form: Rhyme


Hasty Conclusions

hasty
rash 
rushed 
conclusion
made 
based 
upon 
the 
past 
loosely
based 
upon 
perceived 
preconceived 
ideals 
of how 
you view 
reality
Form: Lyric

Suspicious

She could jump to conclusions and knew it
But hoped she would be able to do it
Just as she feared
Suspicion leared
She got her nose out of joint and blew it!
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member People Who

People who leap to conclusions Dwell in a world of delusions Always quick to blame Throwing tarnish on your name Subjecting themselves to contusions
Form: Verse

Premium Member Make No Such Mistake

Never mistake your intuition as mere assumptions.
Never mistake the truth of something as your mere conclusions.
Never mistake your own doubts about something as mere concern.
Form: Sijo


Relativity

To All you Pythagorean's
I love your triangles
Figuring your area
gives me conclusions.
I reach for the fourth
dimension
And shadows fill my
head,
Welcome guests that
are dead.

Blessed

Do not allow your minds
To be strickened by the plagues
Induced by mankind’s conclusions

Blessed is he that stands strong
In his faith and bears witness
To the ministry 
Of God’s saving grace
Form:

Premium Member Jumping to Conclusions

Haughty Tiger was blatantly vain
She presumed that poor Ass had no brain
Ass stayed cool when hunters came
And pretended to be lame
But Miss Knowall was bound to a chain.

- - - - - - - - -
fun
Form: Limerick

The Fear of the Unknown

The small girl plays
A crimson thing falls
She doesn't recognize
So she screams and runs and bawls

A crimson snake?
A stinging bug mate?
The poor girl looks back to
A crimson leaf, what a fool.
© A. Ryeter  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Bicameral Balance

When do Either Us Or Them
deductive conclusions
invite Both Me And You
inductive resolutions?

When one chooses
to never Win alone.
and lonely.

When do resolutions
engage peace-making solutions?

Premium Member Conclusions

CONCLUSIONS

reinvigorate
the
erudite
stamp
of
modernity
&
coexist
with
the tradition
derived
from
transition
to
the
common
phenomenon
privately
 resolved
in
a
  strategic
    pause
Form: Verse

Premium Member Jumping to Conclusions

      My trust was shattered
   when I saw you out last night
  hugging that lovely young girl.


	Forgive me, my sweet,
      for failing to disclose this:
     My younger sister’s in town.
Form: Sedoka

Unaligned Expectations

About the time you finish this,
Before you come to any conclusions,
Count all your blessings, and
Deem me questionable;
We'll be on the edge of our
                                                seats.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Residues

yesterday's dreams

love letters
                 bequeathed

widow's weeds
white wedding  gown:

voicemail
                 unopened
dear john
        unsent:
conclusions
                  unsaid
Form: Verse

Premium Member A B C D E F

ancient apocalyptic answers
bearing beautiful beauteous beatitudes
carrying celestial conclusions
debunking decadent devilment
effortlessly elevating eloquence
forever fascinating faithful flibbertigibbets
Form: ABC

Plum

Plum thinking for sure goes to right conclusions with
Lights on the clean road of thinking and rethinking
Uh-huh! you are free to choose the way you would like
Men and women for sure are free to think like you
Form: Acrostic

Frog 1 and 2 - Haiku

Frog 1 And 2 – Haiku


          Frog 1

lights, stage, action, shoot
frog sings opera, hat, cane 
Saturday cartoons


          Frog 2

riveting story
jumping to conclusions, sad
frog misses pad, croaks
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cast the Dye

t is never good when 
one points a finger to
draft an assumption,
outline a judgment,
then draw and create
sketchy conclusions.
It is much wiser to
use a pencil,
for when you make a
mistake, 
it can always be erased.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Santa's Down

There is a rumor going around Santa is feeling quite blue and down The elves say he's in bed And he's covered his head But Mrs. Claus nowhere can be found
Just for fun/come to your own conclusions.
Form: Limerick

Breath For Silence

breath for silence take mines breath take mines silence what have we to offer but death conclusions adding to the death bowl spiked punch for babies how cruel we dine lick another lolly-pop mister momma likes guns ?
art
Form: Concrete

A Silent Mistress

trust in the touch, the taste
the light of the darkest night
as it plays
in quiet want,cat-like 
with streams of thought
unconscious conclusions
half-formed forms
mice to the moon's muse
devoured desires
resting before ever wrought

Premium Member Mind Over Matter

The heart feels the resolution
From the minds illusions
Drawing adverse conclusions
Cause for contusions
A product of evolution
Searching for a solution
Matter filled with pollution
Causing anxious delusions
In need of conclusive solution.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member COMMENCING A SEQUENCE-:-

COMMENCING  A SEQUENCE-:-
twofold
 vision
begin

blossoming
permanently
& forever REGENERATING
convergence
 regained
reconciled

accessible 
reminders 
at POINTS OF INTERSECTION
infinite
 endless
reposted

surmounted
conclusions
Form: Other

Premium Member CONTRADICTORY CONCLUSIONS -:-

CONTRADICTORY CONCLUSIONS -:-
perplexing
 evolving
incomplete

dual
dichotomy 

in UNCERTAIN JUDGEMENT

couched
 fragmented
patchwork

laudatory
linguistic

in CRITICAL BLIND
amalgams
 strangely
silent

passive
characteristics
Form: Other

Premium Member Conclusions

Don't let anyone 
with bad eyebrows give you life
advice - it ends badly.

I don't mind seeing my ex with
someone else - I usually donate
unused things to the less fortunate.

I wonder how many
calories I burn jumping
to wrong conclusions.
Form: Senryu

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