Short End Product Poems

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


Love To Lust: Love That Must Not Last

Love heals.
Lust kills.
Love is affection.
Lust is infection.

Love starts a goal.
Lust ends it all.
Love results fusion.
Lust leads to separation.

True love lasts.
Fake love- lust.
Love’s end product is us.
Lust’s end product is dust.

Love is god.
Lust is bad.
Love to lust:
Love that must not last.
Form: Couplet


All Ready

It’s on the brink
The result is on the brink

The outcome will be announced
The result will be pronounced 

For everything done 
There's always fun

So don't panic for whatever will be the effect!
Don’t be disappointed by the end product!

Of whatever test you already given
Experienced gained and so far you are driven

Inkless Pen

Solid lines of no solidarity;
scribbling at paper with an inkless pen.
Brain-check, 
flash-back; 
to a time when rhyme meant decent lines
in due time.
And now I’m stuck with this darn inkless pen;
scribbling for weeks on a blank sheet of paper.
Scribbling for weeks and the end-product is this;
at least an end-product exists!
Touché

Unity

Oh unity,an opinion pescribed by love
The bond of cordial relationship
The boat saddled on the ocean of love
That moves on intensely like a ship

It grows on focusly like an hibiscus flower
It fruits are nourishing like sindey
It is reliable to be set on as a pillar
Let government build on it and follow it lead

As a mountain it protects
As a mirror it reflects
Rely on it and its precepts
Because it end-product is success in it strenght.

The End Product

I'm thinking there's many a drinking toast 'Cheers!' 'Cin cin!' '¡Salud!' 'Sláinte!' 'Prost!' 'Here's looking at you!' or 'Mud in your eye!' 'To health wealth and happiness!' in Japan it's 'Kanpai' Hebrew 'L'chaim!' Chinese 'Ganbei!' Russia 'Na Zdorovie!' Scandinavia 'Skål!' and 'E ola!' in Hawaii but was it a member of the gay persuasion who first let slip before a sip slurp or sup twixt cup and lip the suggestion 'Bottoms up!'
Form: Rhyme


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