Short Decide Poems

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


Anew

I will have to start it all new
At thirty two, at thirty two,
Selection process isn't due
Til you decide that it is due.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Day or Night?

Gray sky
scattered 
showers
Sun-breaks
off and on,
solar-powered
automatic
porch lights
can't decide 
day or night?

Soldiers

We are soldiers dancing in the midst of wolves 
That can’t decide whether they’re too scared to bite,
Or too hungry to wait.
© Super Nova  Create an image from this poem.

Failed Neopolitan Ad Campaign

Neopolitan 
Ice cream, for people who can't
Decide what they want


10/1/11

for "neopolitan ice cream (haiku)" contest

Perplexed

If 
    you’re perplexed
And 
        can’t decide
Just 
         let your heart
Be 
      your guide
WIZDUMBs BY JA 239
© Ja Ja  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative


Dysrationalia :: Naani Form

Thinking disorder, irrational behaviour; Despite knowledge fail to decide an action plan. ~x~
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Blankets of Clouds

The sun is a little cold,
      after the stupendous gale...
      I decide I'll arrange blankets
      of clouds for him...!

Hope You Are There

nothing else matters

now is the time to decide

this is the moment

both of us choose eachother

my hope assured forever
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Be Ready

there'll be times
you will need
to decide which
is more important
being right
or being happy



AP: Honorable Mention 2025

The Cut

When two decide to set each other free, to break and part,
The cut runs not between but deeply through each lover bleeding heart.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Change Conspirators

The air hold’s it’s breath
waiting for you to decide. 
Change conspirators, 
define that reputation 
or let each second slide by.
Form: Tanka

Haiku

Decide the world's fate/nothing changes but the year/so who made YOU God?

from LIZARD SNAIL 124K
Nick Armbrister and other writers
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Override the Tide

why land mass subsides
       laws of physics can’t decide
        ~ as man now presides ~


Brian Strands
All yours 14
13/03/21
Form: Senryu

Come With Full Faith

If you come again
Come as mine
Breaking all the rules
Love me
For sure come
Trust as you wait
Decide freely
With all your faith.

September 20, 2015

Nursery is a cursery
They don't show up
Refuse to keep
But if I make a peep

I am a witch
When I *****
Because I
Decide to snitch
Form:

Premium Member Winter Chill

A cold wind whispers
in Autumns ear, sending chills
As the trees shiver
All their  leaves decide to flee
As the first snow starts falling
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Rythmic Stick

When I decide to write a limerick 
I list the subjects I have to pick
Find one I like
Like riding a bike
Then I wave my rhythmic stick
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Taking the Jab

Taking The Jab Haiku: by Tom 9-11-2021 Please let each decide, on taking the jab or not; God give each a voice.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Brief Flyer

   Elevator, escalator, or stairs
     Gramma couldn't decide

   Gramps said, Hop on my back
     Pretty ladies ought to take fliers

Change Is

You are only what you allow yourself to be or become, you can only change what you control and what you choose in life can decide for many.
Form: Lay

Bailout Blues

Thieves held up the bank to ransom
a tidy profit most handsome.
With no cash inside
they had to decide
to make the people advance some.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Unnamed

Promises 
I can't decide what's truth or lies
Building trust one second
The next it dies 
Broken heart
Flood of tears
Outraged 
Spilling fears

Premium Member walking a fine line

we've built this house of cards
now that could tumble any moment
should you unilaterally decide
to change the game



AP: 1st place 2025

Two Ways

Two ways here are
One low and
One high

Two feet of mine here are
With one brain to decide
To drop one and choose one

Your way
Or my way

Aftercare

Nora Nills sought to be a nurse
A desire that proved a curse.
Most of her patients died
Which made Nora decide
To take a job driving a hearse.
Form: Limerick

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace