Short Dialog Poems

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


Chemotherapy

Hand on the rail
head bent
sit in the chair
false cheer.
she turns away
asks for a screen
no company no dialog
chemotherapy


FATAL SURPRISE



    DoctorDoctor, doctor, how did the operation go?

– But what doctor, what nonsense! Look, I'm Saint Peter!


   
  PS. alkas TRANSLATING Paulo Miranda

Heat Rises

Answer with Poetry…
tempted by Prose
Passions arousing,
feelings exposed

Silence your dialog,
 parry in verse
Now more than ever
—quenching your thirst

(Dreamsleep: June, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member IDEA 101

Thought
Desire
Discovery
Passion and create
Construct through craft
Mind Test
Fulfill
Will
Ambition
Precision
Approach
Results
Proven
Ability
Established
Dialog
Concept
Idea

Age

75 he sits in the park
He feeds the birds
says hello to passers bye
But no one stops to look him in the eye
With ageing bones and a broken dialog, he’ll
Be back tomorrow sitting in the park
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Snappy Dialog

"It's a bird crossing the full moon, you twit".
     My dog just stared and said, "no sh*t".
"Sarcasm does not, a dog, befit", 
     He said, "I thought that they would hit".
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Dialog with Fate

He trekked life's seemingly endless slog, 
and engaged cruel fate in a dialog.
He would measure and evaluate,
and conclude his luck was not so great,
until a raven, crow, or other bird,
said fate had the very last word.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Garden Dialog

Don't be a violet, shrinking, 
always overthinking.
Be an unbridled, blooming rose.
Tear off all your clothes.

I'd not let just any bird or bee
see what God has given me. 
For you, sir, I will not settle.
I won't drop a petal.
Form: Rhyme

Nulla Lingua

Can you go crazy 
without language
madness unclear

Can you reason
without dialog
or words for your fears

Can you think
without symbols
progress undefined

Can you tie it
together
—without names in your mind

(Dreamsleep: December, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Tender Fawn and Yonder Owl

  
   Leaping o’er the meadow, a tender fawn
     yonder owl turns his head 360 degrees around

   On his lily, croaks the frog
     lovestruck robins sing their dialog

   Time to go to bed, my gramma said
     off to view these scenes in my head
Form: Couplet

Erated Poemier-Fade Away

Fade away you hate,
Dashed away,
Your rates,
Slipping past all ages.

Down with rages,
The smile of your face,
Fade away to the pages,
For all heart to see,
For all hunger to quench.

The dialog we should go,
So we be away to fade,
As we make room in the shade.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Lapdog

  Preaching ‘constructive dialog’
  Rule-breakers mock her

  Minouche Shafik is in whole-hog
  Puppet of Progressives ~ the left’s lapdog


   __________________
  Minouche Shafik is the current President
  of Columbia University, in New York City
  __________________
Form: Rubai

Extreme Idiot

Once there was a woman called Curry Mean “the Queen”
Her persuasive dialog “you shut up. I mean what I mean”
“It’s really mean to find the mean
 of the extremes queen and Dean”
bloody “extreme idiot” is no fair word to accuse Curry Mean!



////”Curry Mean” is Sea fish to cook//////
Form: Limerick

Irony 101

One can live half ones life in America
The old citizen survives, survival need
I complete three years in South Africa
Know I am alone, no police, in my need

Many millions manage such lives
Adjust to the biggest kids on the block
No first reaction to get justice, knives
Or one's rights (democracy mere dialog)
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic

internacional parrot talkng


        





I have a parrot PAUL who is SpanisH
and his female PAULA who is Italian...

When they start talking in a flirtatious way

PAULA says to PAUL

- PARLA!

PAUL says to PAULA:

- HABLA!

And they spend the whole day HABLANDO and PARLANDO

and nothing else happens...

But my group of PETS is fun...!

Premium Member Dare

How dare you write your poetry For all to see that part of me Extending mystery Involved the inner dialog No essence better to express Debate that once on paper Past duress no longer volatile Then ending rest the peace For all Your final fall But sings the note of pen Beyond to those prepared to ponder Fred Jagenberg – July 5, 2019

Premium Member Uncorked

Some words are conveyed With the sweetness of honey Fresh from the comb; But on occasion, That same vessel launches dialog Toting the sting of African Bees, At swarm time; These unconstrained words Are dispatched to slay, Or bruise the spirit of another; For what man's heart conjures up, His tongue, seizing the instant, Will usually deliver;
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

For Mo, Another Tribute

I
She heard at age eight:
"You exist, good, Does not obligate"
The Universe to take notice at 18 0r 88.

II
Maureen, you are not in hiding
intellectually
MO McGreavy, you are fearless
artistically
My Sister, you can dialog (Dialogue)
fraternally,
nationally, 
internationally, 
universe-ally.

(c)Anil Deo, thanks Maureen McGreavy for inspiring dialog over our words. PTL
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epigram

It's Harder

It’s harder to lie in verse or a poem,
  than it is with dialog or prose

It’s harder to bend the truth over a feeling,
 than around what you or someone else knows

It’s harder to feign an eruption of light,
  or the isolation of being alone in the dark

It’s harder to mislead with a few chosen words,
  than with tomes that were written to outsmart

(Villanova Pennsylvania: August, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Money Is No Motivator

Money is no Motivator Pride, not Salary motivates a man to be his best! Rightly or wrongly others label us based on what they observe, Or from dialog originating at the tongue of others; If your efforts are slipshod at $15.00 an hour They’ll remain that way at $50.00 Motivation comes from within; I can’t make you do anything, But I am capable of making you wish you had. Tom
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Memoric Findings

I'm alone again oddly I'm not lonely 
French guards beckons my thoughts 
while British chemist crave my mind 
creating formula's mastering tampering 
with inner most thought's I suppose 
I hear folks chattering a quaint theory 
a carney lure of tyrants and folklore 
balanced between a quiet energy 
nestled so beneath a poet's memoric form 
a certain dialog so faint and distant 
capturing me in the sheer 
rapture of going mad again

Premium Member Can-Can

The mystery of the Can-can Shot to h*** a theory of insanity Torqued a line of serious gals To move in synchronicity Second chance, the motion spreads A wonder still admired A daring scene down under Luscious scissors strange desire Moving forms with feathery adorn Do fascinate an inner dialog Flying wonder by everyone withheld Behold - The row of broken dreams Arm in arm it seems composed To swiftly wave goodbye to all

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