Short Deduction Poems

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


Premium Member Spiders

SPIDERS

in mind’s complex spin
testing mortal deduction
this patient spider

at my shower time
old daddy legs drops a line


Reduction

reduction, deduction
less and less intake
more and more output
weight watchers
reach their goal
more or less

February 22, 2020
Form: Verse

Simple Word

A simple word –
Softly spoken,
Stilled my heart
Left me broken

A single breath –
Such destruction,
Instant death
One deduction

Goodbye.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member If Time Marched Backward

Time marches on so the gurus say Brilliant deduction, the best for today If time moved backward Starting as an old bastard Ending as a teenager riding a skateboard all day
Form: Limerick

Premium Member If Smiles Were Not Free

If smiles were not free,
Could they tax you and me?
Is happiness a luxury?
In Monopoly, there is a tax for such a frivolous activity.
Is sadness and pain a liability?
If so, can you claim it as deduction retroactive to the day you were a baby?
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member A Number's Game

My tongue is stuck out in concentration, filling out this Sudoku.
Having faith in my deduction skills, the pen was my weapon of choice.
The only numbers I can't figure out is on the note she gave me - now that's scary!



NOTE: Inspired by Rick's Sudoku comment on my poem Sedoka 3.
Form: Sijo

Deduction

Ruminating on Li??le Bo-Peep, and sadly, her badly-missing sheep, the evidence will show, in the time allotted, to get all her ducks in a row, she had not spotted the reason they were lost. It was because her t's were dotted and their eyes were crossed.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Special Offer

Pick up an offer
You'll find a new adventure
A deduction of prices
A quick accumulating crowd
A long queue of patience
And a challenge of temper
A traffic jam
And a lost of precious time
An extra expenditure
And a new debt
And a risk to Covid-19
Really an underestimated offer

Premium Member A Deconstruction

A deconstruction of our form Reveals magnetic field Dual currents, both cold and warm God’s light within concealed Heart’s our true soul centre Wherein bliss throbs canter Door’s open, just enter Simple deduction A deconstruction 01-February-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Shattered Trust

The times we decide to put credence in others, 
Comes the time when said credence is made null.
Null and void.
The mind becomes devoid 
Devoid of trust. Why?
Devoid of faith. Why? 
The flabbergast that accompanies the 'shattering,'
Sometimes; no extrapolation.
No deduction. 

Shattered trust.

Putin Has Squinty Eyes and Not Wise

has small squinty eyes
brutal attacks he applies
never very wise

over a barrel
so Putin should be sterile
life is imperil

from our deduction
Putin wants total destruction
has a compunction

up us story chocks
Putin likes to harm all folks
Sandy Hook was hoax

God made no mistake
look at me who He did make
perfect and complete

In Brunswick Beacon Newspaper
in Shallotte, NC
April 14, 2022
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

The Complications of Faith

What is Faith? 
Is it an immovable position, 
Or a streak of chance? 

It's certainly not a logical deduction
Or a thesis based of evidence

No dictionary can properly describe it
Nor can our minds

It can be like a storm, 
Growing, then gone
Or like tidal waves
Calm, aggravated, then calm once more

Faith is ever changing
Present and not
It doesn't obey the laws of reality, 
But somehow, it's still here

Poems After More News Observations

Poems After More News Observations

Jumping to conclusions about justice obstruction
May cause production of a mathematical deduction;
Reached an end,
And this did send;
Start over from beginning with a new construction.

What is Trump's lowest common denominator 
LCD anyway. Not only has he been common 
but also has a low opinion of everything including
himself.

Jim Horn
Must start from beginning with a new construction.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member In My Head

Welcome to the circus
  To the prison
    To the crowded beach on a hot summer day
      To the thousands in a stadium or a concert.
        To the cacophony of voices
          In my head

It is hard to navigate
Deduction is needed to find the truth
The one voice 
The reality of the moment

Music 
  Silences 
    The crowd
      In my head

Sleep
  Wakes
    Them

Good morning, welcome to my circus.
Have a seat and enjoy yourselves!

Premium Member Opinion

We all had our opinions
There wasn’t any doubt
We all spoke in animation
Till we heard a shout
And went about in our opinionated states 
To see what all the commotion was about

Our Boss was the King of Opinions 
We treaded around with caution
And gave him our full attention
And mastered how to mask our confusion
We had come to a deduction
With subtle intrusion and infusion
Opinions be damned, we had it all planned
Till the next Bosses opinion was the Ultimate.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Common Sense Sentiment Sediment

Listen to poem:
Common sense saves the day when deliberation cannot find a way
An instinctive practical knowledge born of gut feelings.
Common sense - a rare inherent inbuilt wisdom, seldom called on, except as a last resort.
It is often cited after the event when reason and deduction has failed:
'Why not use common sense'? 'Do what most would do - It's just common sense!'
Uncommon sense becomes more reliable with age
It settles as sentiment sediment 
  from the sea of trials, tests and tribulations.

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