Short Enquiring Poems

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


Premium Member Vignette- No How,But Why

Science knows not the water course
Of our earth's oceans' source;
Some pretend this,other that-
Genesis reveals so much more
For enquiring minds,still unsure.

See more @ Gen 1:1-9
Form: Narrative


Enquiring Minds

"How old are you Granny?", her grandson wants to know
Said with a yet to be learned, decorum to show
She said, "Thirty and holding!",
With a smile and not scolding
He asked, "How old would you be then, if you let go?"
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Jack Frost

When that cold winter comes and the chilly wind does blow best stay indoors as it's freezing down below but enquiring minds need to know who ploughs the roads so the snowplough man can drive to work and plough the snow?
Form: Rhyme

A Drowned Sailor Sings To His Narwhal

Narwhal of antartic deep, trusty
heart my soul to reap, ferry last 
my wet cold skin, cross the river 
Styx of sin

And if you ask of me now gone,
enquiring where my light has shone,
speak them with salt-sea’s romance,
“He’s gone to prance the Narwhal’s
dance”
Form: Verse

Premium Member I Am a Shadow

In The past Moons ago Zest was my friend Living with vigor Where did energy go? Whittled away living life Regrets and pleasure intertwined Former self gone I am a shadow Sustained by poetic, enquiring mind.
Image by geralt pixabay
Form: Etheree


Premium Member A Divine Appointment

Just twenty-five years ago
The Lord Jesus I came to know-
T'was then,born anew
I met the man,who had paid my due;
Answering questions of my enquiring mind,
With such patience of the loving kind-
Each day I celebrate with love ,and
Thanksgiving to God


The Right Time   Brian Strand
Form: Bio

Untitled

I'm Not wordy
I'm worth it 
My cursive 
Encourages  the mind, malnourished 

Enquiring on allusive conclusions
Is not cruel or foolish 
It is
True
The most  infinitive quest of life 
To question and test 
to prove or neglect  
to mourn or adapt
These are the most natural states of being

Paradise Islands

However

Picture
Postcard
Perfect

Paradise Island

May initially seem

Without a certain other Soul

To share it's plentitude and bounty with

Must be be like the final tree in a wood
being felled

Enquiring to themselves I wonder if
anybody else heard that

And is coming to my rescue

Premium Member Cameo-Coming of Age

Just twenty-one years ago
The Lord ,Jesus I came to know-
T'was this month,born anew
I met this man,who had paid my due;
Answering questions of my enquiring mind
With such patience,of the loving kind-
This day I celebrate,with love, &
Thanksgiving, to God above.


Fullstory at http://website.lineone.net/~brianstrand/
Form: Lyric

Veracity

I have often wondered if they blundered or if there's any truth to the advertising within the words written on me a simple clothing label advising a promise a guarantee 100% Cotton but does it refer to the garment or myself merely the material it is printed on a paradox perhaps all of which goes to show it's a dilemma the answer to which this enquiring mind needs to know
Form: Rhyme

The Lonely Couplet

Is it easy to find a 'good friend' nowadays? 
The pseudo-living teddies are the loyal ones always...

You shout, you lie... 
They will listen, but can't deny...

"Why did you scream?", they will never ask... 
They just hear; enquiring is not their task...

The good old days remain sadly quiet... 
Our present life has fixed nothing right...

Believing was not a great deal at that time; 
when words used to find their perfect pairs to rhyme...
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Christmas

Popcorn popping in the mircowave
Going to decorate the tree
Yutetide carols being sung
On the stereo
Seems like Christmas to me

We know that Santa's on his way
He is flying in his magical sleigh
And every grandchild has an
Enquiring mind
Wanting to know if reindeer really 
Know how to fly

And so I'm  offering this simple
phrase
For all the kids who just won't do
Merry Christmas , Merry Christmas to you

(To the tune of Chestnuts Roasting on an open fire)
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