Short Curve Poems

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


The Learning Curve

A young girl with the Spanish Fly
Decided it was, "Do or die"
Could she fit in
So many men?
There was nothing to do but try!
Form: Limerick


Hiway Curve

you on the way
mabe up state
the road tired burn
you must be stren
as you turn
your minds going
to the brids
on 
HIWAY CURVE

The Learning Curve

Our Vicar has a magic wand
A gift from some old vagabond
Though our choir can't sing
His "uppity" thing
Will rise to salute every blonde!
Form: Limerick

The Learning Curve

A sanctioned priest fell in his cell
Lickety-split straight down to Hell
He grabbed a spade
But for its shade
Since Climate Change does not bode well
Form: Limerick

Her Most Beautiful Curve

Michelle fell for a guy named Mikhail
Whose imagination is so fertile
She felt greatly loved
As she has been told
That her most beautiful curve was her smile.
Form: Limerick


Bell-Curve

misshapen bell-curve 
disproportional distribution
of misconceptions made 
as a result of faulty representations 
within the view point from an underground 
vantage point
age
Form: Lyric

Handling the Curve

Handling the Curve
Dr. James E. Martin
©January, 2014


When life throws a curve,
And it rattles a nerve,
To focus return,
The lesson learn,
From direction never swerve!
Form: Limerick

Learning Curve

Bobby Stokes pined to be a politician.
He was bright, idealistic, full of ambition.
But in office he forgot
what he clearly should have not.
Incumbents heed a dirty tricks tradition.
Form: Limerick

Right Curve Road

Her mood isn't like the weather
Eastern and western style  
A wise person with big heart 
Light mind often not little
In figuring out
Northern star and
Going on the right curve road.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Flattening the Curve

Let's hope for the flattening of the curve It's bound to happen, need to keep our nerve The timing is critical Must think logistical Think positive, shop smart, CONSERVE
Form: Limerick

The learning curve

From such loving trust to decrepitude. Heartbreaking. Another time.. wonderful.
Embrace the  learning curve of Identical polarities. Outcomes remain. Another penny drop, another goal another gain. ??
© Sky Forest  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Curve

hand cups a breast
fingertips trace lips and thighs
learning curves of love

crescent lid of light
In frozen glass marbled eyes
penetrates 

Yoke, spills, dilates sun
Noble thick mourning tears
Drop, slip off a dome sky

Premium Member Sway and Swerve a Learning Curve

Existence a great learning curve
A journey to sway and to swerve\
Whilst society attempts to unnerve
Communities we need to conserve
Help others with kindness we serve
Self love is what we deserve
Fulfilling our lives with much verve
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Grace in the Curve

There's strength in being bent, askew,
for in nature nothing is straight on cue.
Trees lean the way the wind blows.
Streams carve the path where water flows.
Bending to flex and bow is not compliance,
For resilience resists, reworks defiance.

Premium Member The Boyfriend Bell Curve

So
hot
cute
smart
cuddly
dances
attentive
seductive
accessible
Sympatico
intoxicating
mesmerizing
college bound
straightforward
smart as a whip
eager to please
always on time
100% truthful
pleasurable
enthralling
incredible
orgasmic
funniest
gentle
sweet
sexy
soft
fun

Taking a Dangerous Curve

Attentive eyes, skillful movement;
Music tune lowered and brake applied.
Distraction, a sin at the moment. 
Wary glimpses on the steep side;
The continuous white line, my guide! 


2nd Place
Contest: “English Quintain, Any Theme, Write as if Doing Theme at the Moment” Sponsored by Sara Kendrick

Premium Member thuh curve uv hern woman

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                                 i've indulge'd sum
                                 them thar curvez
                                   and i've learn'd
                                       every inch
                                         all hern
                                      she curvez

The stubborn curve

A smile 
Can mean happiness,
When brimming with bliss.

A smile
Can mean surprise
With twinkle in one’s eyes .

A smile
Can mean empathy
When hearing a story.

A smile
Can mean sorrow
Burying it further heart’s burrow.

But when a smile
Never loses its shine
That can only mean—

A determined mind!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Curve of Life

poised
above the minaret
a crescent moon –
a woman in labour
holds her husband’s hand

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A Strand (1048) Contest
Sponsored by Brian Strand

© 3rd December 2021
Note: The crescent moon is related to life… a sign of fertility. 
The ‘curve’ refers to the moon and the belly of the pregnant woman.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Deadmans Curve

dead man’s curve is my want-to-be scape
wait, I am there, no need to refute it
curvy and dangerous, harrowing to many
intimidating and scary to others
proceed with caution

some are diffident, shy upon approach
be afraid, I think, be very afraid
my master mind laughs at their confusion
dead man’s curve and I are twin souls
waiting for those who dare

Premium Member Life Keeps Throwing Curve Balls

Everything pressing on my mind 
So, I question, why?
Blessings are small when addressing
Where I am currently at right now. 
Life is compressing my being 
With every-day turmoil progressing.
I am a window dressing of peace,
But a different narrative inside. 
Blessings my Lord, gaze down on me 
And open a flood gate of discipline,
Help me transcend above it.

7/5/2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member The Downward Curve

Enableability taken away 
in an instant, the way it was granted.
If we be a conduit, we should not sway,
there being no ego to be flaunted,
with no narrow thoughts, feeble and slanted.
We being oriented for expansion
are thus disconcerted by contraction.
However, it is the ego upset
having lost reason for celebration,
since pristine presence always stands erect.

11-November-2020
Form: Dizain

The Curve

Mitigate to stagnate
What have we become
Fear for fear's sake 
Are we protected in our cocoon 
We are isolated 
Do we hear the voices of the dead
Do we mourn in isolation 
All die alone
No loved ones near
Just sterile isolation
The cry of the soul is blocked by the hum of machines 
What have we become 
What have we lost 
Curves and daily numbers of the dead
No humanity 
Faceless in isolation 
Just a number for the daily briefing

Curve Ball

The engine blew up in my car. Leaving me stranded looking at the stars. Not quite sure what to do I have to go to school. School has kicked me hard this time. Hopefully I don't fall behind. So much homework and no time Kids are helping me to lose my mind. they will not listen and think they rule the world. Where the hell did I go wrong. Well this is life on my side of town. Just waiting for my stars to align As I tackle the world one more time.
© Cory Long  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Learning Curve

Step by step
A new mind map
A trap to strap


Point by point
A strange new joint
A surge that points


Urge by urge
A sensuous surge
A bonding verge


Line by line
A touch drafts fine
A craft that's mine


Mind to mind
A squeaky find
A touch that binds


Heart to heart
A glimpse of art
A touching start


Soul to soul
A feel made whole
A sublime goal


Learn to learn
A lifetime churns
A poise that turns




Leon Enriquez
21 September 2017
Singapore
Form: Rhyme

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