Short Decimal Poems
Short Decimal Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Decimal by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Decimal by length and keyword.
Depends
balance sheets the same,
but for the decimal points
of wealth, love, peace, fame...
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Categories:
decimal, happiness, life, people,
Form:
Senryu
Endless Love
Infinite Loves Pi
Circling souls, forever one,
Decimal twirls, a spiral kiss
Endless loop, hearts entwined
Burning bright, love's endless climb.
...
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Categories:
decimal, love, march, math,
Form:
Tanka
School Days
School day memories,
Were Maths and literacy,
Did compound interest, you see,
Before decimal currency,
Had no calculators,
Used our brains, good for later!...
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Categories:
decimal, children, school,
Form:
Free verse
Balance Sheets
Without our longings,
what's the point of our strivings,
small, stranded earthlings?
Balance sheets the same,
but for the decimal points
of wealth, love or fame!...
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Categories:
decimal, people
Form:
Tail-rhyme
Bankrupcy
Room painted...
Slipcovers...
Bankrupcy
Ellip form..
Ellipical means placing decimal or period
to note that it is not a finished line or
thought?.....
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Categories:
decimal, funny, life,
Form:
Verse
Rest Area On Interstate
Roadside stop...
Activity...
Humans go...
Ellip...
Unfinished thoughts or coping from another but not finishing
Ellipical is periods or decimal points placed to show that has happened?...
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Categories:
decimal, travel,
Form:
Verse
When Sunset Bleeds
Behold the lit splendor of an arcade
that bleeds her copper shawl, its final glow
awaiting dusk to grasp last flares of blade,
when decimal of time changes the flow
and in repose, glazed orb succumbs to row.
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Theme # 3 Sunset Contest of Skat
Old Poem...
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Categories:
decimal, hope, nature,
Form:
Quintain (English)
Decimal Tab
big hatted cat in a
hip city flat
remembering that
he was in a big
city
flat
not patient
like some other
dead cat
just not sure who's flat...or
why somebody else's
leaning over the balcony rail
looking across the
city
smoking a cigarette
shifting through too many
impressions
responding with
so little
effect...
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Categories:
decimal, birthday, blessing,
Form:
Free verse
What Salt Taste Like
a pink tupperware container in the cupboard,
filled with salt kept in its acrid epitaph.
now its been years since the cabinets mouthed around
the windows.
the need for dry sinues grows.
blood purified rushes to the heart drawn by the
meter and decimal.
a moment and a memory unravels in the skin.
we learn to get by on a little less....
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Categories:
decimal, allegory,
Form:
I do not know?
Coverting Within the Si
Converting within the SI units,
Or metric system,
Is not a tough task.
How do you begin?
There are 2 ways,
That I know,
Dimensional analysis,
By using the powers of ten,
Or moving the decimal by,
Using this acronym,
KHDDCM-
King Henry Died Don't Call Me,
Or King Henry Died Drinking Chocolate Milk.
Which one do you use?
Use the one that is easier to you....
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Categories:
decimal, caregiving, childhood, education, children, life, school, science
Form:
Rhyme
Numbers
I have always wondered
What the biggest and smallest number is.
I thought about it
And realized that numbers have no limits.
There is no smallest number,
Even on the negative side.
You can continually add numbers
And still not find the largest number.
As for decimals, you can keep adding digits in the decimal places
As many as you wish
Numbers know no limits
Numbers are eternal....
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Categories:
decimal, life,
Form:
Free verse
Confessed Confusion-
If bottoms up seemingly means down
And if square circle means being round I
I am confessing
I've learned the lesson
Triangular infuse portions
Lay dormant decimal misplaced
Dollar signs erased
No monies have I
My pockets are turned inside out and empty
My mind lies dormant like my back on a bed
My confusion is My confession without breath I am dead
11/11/21
Written by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021...
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Categories:
decimal, analogy, anxiety, confusion,
Form:
Free verse
The Interrupt
Programmed to fail but the rogue programme sails on
into decimal places where few people have gone.
Is it that time already?, said Teddy,
who was going to a picnic with Yogi.
The answer on the street,
it's time for us to meet
But it's Thursday, exclaimed Friday
who was sat under a palm tree.
I woke in Tewkesbury and
who knows where that is.
it's okay
I'm rearranging the signals
trying for better reception
and not going mental
as some would suggest....
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Categories:
decimal, good morning, write,
Form:
Rhyme
Categories:
decimal, allegory,
Form:
Free verse