Short Deliver Poems

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


Rain Or Shine

they bring
everything
they never fail
snow or hail
to deliver the mail
am not lying
thats there sign
RAIN OR SHINE


Premium Member The Dilemma

Lead me not into temptation

Well, at least not on weekdays

Deliver me from evil

For those temptations on weekends

Oscar De La Hoya Blues

It is way too late to discover
that you can no longer deliver
and after the long, hard years
what remains is wear and tear.
Form: Ode

Savvy Sabbath Service

Lead us NOT into temptation
Just deliver copulation
You may think it odd
That we pray to God
But 'tis caused by desperation!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Takes a mountain to deliver a molehill

I gave you every chance
I trusted and I believed in you
~ was I asking too much?


Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other


The Spaniel

A Spaniel that uses its head 
Can tell when its owner’s unfed 
So instead of a duck
That is down on its luck 
Will deliver a pizza instead
Form: Limerick

The Most High

Bismillah
I empathize with those things that take flight,
and I seek to speak to the masses,
To deliver the message,
and to spread the truth.

Veggie Might

Vegans deliver "praise-me" talks
And brag about their healthy walks
They all spout facts
But watch their backs
Because they know celery stalks!
Form: Limerick

A Barren Trump Christmas Eve

Santa can't deliver your trike
Because all the elves are on strike
They want higher pay
To load Santa's sleigh
Perhaps you should ask for a bike
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Special Delivery

Why does the stork deliver the baby
    Does its pouch resemble a womb...

  Given how far it may have to fly
    ~ Perhaps it ought to use Zoom
Form: Rhyme

Santa

Santa tried to deliver the toys
To all the good girls and boys
But he slipped through a crack
And fractured his back
But he still delivered with poise
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Santas Sleigh

Santa’s sleigh went out of control
Now he’s not gonna meet his goal
To deliver the toys
To the girls and boys
He tried to order one from the north pole
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Young Bezos

I know a crazy cat - St. Nick.
I must get hip to that dude's trick. 
How did he deliver those toys
to all those girls and boys?
Man, that guy was slick!
Form: Rhyme

Boom

Terrorist bombs that don't go amiss
Always deliver a gruesome kiss
Their victims don't cry
But pray as they die, 
"Don't let my mother see me like this!"
Form: Limerick

Sword In Hand

Sword In Hand

So, where do you think you'll be
when my father reigns down from the heavens
to destroy this earth of her greed
and deliver her to the meek
© Mark Beal  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Pizza, a Triple Threat

Breakfast, lunch, or dinner Any time of day, pizza does deliver A satisfying punch Double down for lunch Sure wish this treat made me slimmer
Form: Limerick

Santa Toys

Santa tried to deliver his toys
When he heard a whole lot of noise
Stopped in the chimney quick
When he saw the firestick
His suit looked like burnt meteoroids
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Deliver Affection

R-eader
U-ses
T-he
H-eart

L-etting
E-motion
D-elightfully
D-eliver
A-ffection

Topic: Birthday of Ruth DL. Ledda (April 20) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Reading Between the Lines

My wants and my desires
Medea to be heard
If only Medusa to afro the snake

In my kitchen no arsenic
but do not step on my toes
as my fangs will deliver the venom
Form: Bio

Grey Haired Old Man

There once came a grey haired old man.
Or am I mistaken was it rather a ma'am?
Nevertheless he big brought gifts
And climbed big cliffs
To deliver them to his little fans.
Form: Limerick

serpent mound

under the serpent mound prudent
demons (NOT monsters) preserve the
nuts and 
endosperm meant for
later day 
postmen to deliver
when the time is
all too convincingly ripe

Premium Member The Next Line

With gutteral blows
He leads the pack
Warbles like a tuba
And lacks no gumption 
To deliver the next line
Like a setting sun
Only to trumpet again
More profound words

Good Lord Deliver Us

silence resonates
eerie gray glow of night sky
nightjar* prays for moon

*The fiery-necked nightjar has a distinctive call that many have rendered as 'good-lord-deliver-us'.
Form: Haiku

Our Wonderful Son

Our Wonderful Son

When wife did deliver and was done,
She would have our wonderful son;
Incredibly cute,
And us did suit;
Who we found to be our favorite one.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Putting Out My Brown Hardwood Mulch

Putting Out My Brown Hardwood Mulch

Grass was old and would wither;
Four yards of mulch  did deliver;
Pure delight;
To see invite;
Now enjoyment  a great giver.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

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