Short Doubly Poems

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


Sandy

There once was a girl named Sandy
Whose auburn hair was doubly-dandy:
She got gigs of gazes,
A plethora of praises;
Hey, her hair hue was hyper-handy!
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Musing Weight

word salad sandwiches,
poetry soup
forms a la mode,
doubly scooped

delectable morsels,
my lunches of late
with footle in mouth,
why don't I lose weight?
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Multiple Voices

When one canary sings it's a treat.

    When two are singing it's doubly sweet.
  
    When three or more sing

    It's not a nice thing.

From their racket you'll want to retreat.
Form: Limerick

Dragonflies Wishes

beauty, blessing, fantasy, garden, insect, magic, word play

Dragonflies Wishes  ©

Dragonflies set in my yard
I feel doubly blessed by that
With patented fly-byes
They magically anoint 
Me in faery dust
Form: Haiku

Ricochet

The bird in the tree
Singing so beautifully!
Does not sing for me

And yet, as witness
There’s no doubt I benefit
And am doubly blessed

By the notes that play
In delightful ricochet
I deflect your way!
Form: Haiku


Maternal

Do they who feel
As much do think
Do suffer; doubly so.
Yet stronger be.

Raised of that voice
Inborn, heart-deep
Shakes the sensitive nerves
To almost break
(When not faint for whose sake)
In sympathy.
Form: Rhyme

Please Have a Care

I really don’t mind 
If, a weakness, you find,
Or a doubly distant
And breakable thought
Against your insistent
Requesting is wrought.
It doesn’t much hurt
If you choose to leave first
But please have a care for my heart.
Form:

Premium Member Serving Her Majesty

monarch lays her eggs 
                     the milkweeds her nursery
                         and I her nursemaid 




MagiCicada 17


*Doubly blessed, another female Monarch visiting my milkweeds
 this morning, depositing her seeds of gold.
Form: Haiku

Delirium

Delirium delves deeply
Deeply dense
Derivatively dying
Dancing deliriously
Driving deeply densely

Happily hastily 
Honeyed homeliness

Lying loneliness
Levitating loveliness

Delirium doubly
Dealing deftly deathly
Deeply delving deliriously.
© Ed Farolan  Create an image from this poem.

The Mother On Her Knees

When the mother on her knees
Gives the world a new creature
An active goose to lay golden eggs
Or a blind lion to roar and tear
For each her golden womb pains
But with doubly chained hands
Mouth experiencing dry season
The best gift to the world is given

Premium Member Money Talks

We pennies are coppers
    Quarters, two bits

  We dollars are bucks or singles
    Five dollars, five-spots or fins

  Tens are (or were) sawbucks
    Twenties, doubly so

  We hundreds are C-spots or 'G's ~
    Who says we're 'all about the Benjamins'

Premium Member Distinguished D

Distinguished D.
Deeply, deliberately,
Diabolically,
Despicably,
Disturbingly,
Dubious
D.
Daring,
Determination
Dwells 
Doubly in
Dangerously,
Dervish
D.
Deeply
Disturbing,
D.
Determines
Dastardly
Deeds.
Don't detour
Determined
Distinquished
D.

This Forested Space

Cleared of all voices
This forested space.
Left with one's thoughts, and the peace
Of a holy place.

Each, a plume weighing.
And lightened, doubly
Through what, for the living God
Who's heart, solace grants
Is felt, blows and flows, enchants.
Not inappreciably!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member I Love, Love, Lovely

so doubly golden
a sunflower field of sun
beauty waits for me

colorful splendor
abstract paintings draw the eye
to that other world

dazzling bird green trees
to all sings of dawn glory
and takes to blue skies

mountains in the clouds
mostly lost in mystery
before orange sun
Form: Haiku

To All You Writers Out There

If what you write touches my artistic sense I am impressed
If what you write paints a picture with words I am also impressed
If what you write reaches deep into my soul with its humanity I am doubly impressed
However, if what you write is merely an expression of your own ego it saddens me
Form: Prose

Premium Member Ashes Bashes Clashes Dashes

eager exotic eyelashes
doubly dilly dots and dashes
quixotic crazy slashes
friendly farm ashes
wild window splashes
breakneck barley bashes
goodly gnarly gnashes
heavenly hopeful hashes
slick satin like slashes
meandering and marauding mashes
creative corny clashes
boots improvising as goulashes
eager exotic eyelashes
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member I Am Light Life-

So the mystery of the silence All doubly quiet Out of darkness, shines Light
We engulfing sparks Bright shine out Energy blight electrified
Live or die I never die, just regenerate regerzise I fly back home I shine, I spark
I am Elohim's My Daddy's Energy Light
I am Life's Light

Premium Member Prose Poem Carpe Diem

So little done,the pathos of things,this nearly man caught in ignorance on a lonely path where tempo treads softly,alone.A  time out for heartache,primeval  feelings sitting on a volcano in a bleak mid winter.Living for today one thing leads to another..out of the blue.A watershed..to catch this miracle, a glimpse of the soul..petal by petal  being doubly blessed.

Premium Member Prose Poem Pathos

So little done,the pathos of things,this nearly man caught in ignorance on a lonely path where tempo treads softly,alone.A  time out for heartache, primeval  feelings sitting on a volcano in a bleak mid winter. Living for today one thing leads to another..out of the blue. A watershed..to catch this miracle, a glimpse of the soul..petal by petal being doubly blessed.

Premium Member The Love You Give

As you think of being dealt a rotten card,
and aspire toward what you wish to achieve, 
and discover life is uncommonly hard,
consider - what you give is what you receive. 
It's a challenging thought, but, in this regard,
I hope this God's truth, you sincerely believe.  
Now, go forth to find that the love you create
will return doubly - it is never too late.

Lost Stars In Outer Space

LOST STARS IN OUTER SPACE Puffs of smoke pushed by gusts of wind; late autumn trees stripped clean of leaf and fruit, Doubly dead pulled up by the roots; wild ocean waves leaving nothing on the beach but the foam of their shame Lost stars in outer space on their way to the black hole Jude vs.13 (The Bible—which is full of excellent poets like Jude)
Form: Pastoral

As We Feel the Warmth of Sunshine

R-ise of the sun has begun
U-nder the wide blue sky; 
F-eel the warmth of shine
F-iring-up hopes to be
A-live.

M-ay we feel the warmth of sunshine, 
A-s the dawn has just broken; 
E-arly light lets us see September thirtieth in the open.

P-ure delight is truly brought, 
R-ays really make us fine; 
I-t's time to work doubly hard, 
A-s we feel the warmth of
S-unshine.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A Double Shot

When bullets fired doubly fly

Passers by will doubly die

Murder mayhem in the town

Two more victims spiral down

One shot one kill or so they say

Full metal jackets twice today

Crimson stains on every round

Two more victims in the ground 

Changes in the law are needed

Congressmen have never heeded

Once we pass it on the floor

Two more victims never more
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member You Asked For It

Gibberash spontainly rushed
From other poet’s pens regushed,
Cannot contain the jovial 
That Joycean phrases frame so well.

Ditberner is the Guzzi dare,
Dare I to say I doubly care?
Constracted I to JJ.’s soul,
I half a line to make it whole.

I fear my brain will adlelate
My mind doth too soon arbitrate.
Read this I beg in smallish doses
Ere Poetry Soup gives in and closes.

Premium Member Doubly Bugged

There once was a young fellow named Gus
Who had no inclination to fuss.
A mosquito flew by
And bit Gus in the eye.
It surprised me how young Gus could cuss.

The mosquito who bit him was Grouch,
And he carried his venom in pouch.
He gave me a quick bite.
I slapped him with full might.
Now it's he who's the one yelling ouch.


Inspired by Robert L. Hinshaw's "Bug Off" limerick.  Thank you, Robert.
Form: Limerick

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