Short Enquiry Poems

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


Premium Member A Fool, Proof Reading'

All are fools upon the earth
Biblical tool enquiry worth
We'll wait, till death negates our birth
Unless in Christ, we're found I state.
Atheists say, of such is comment grate.!


©18-6-2023
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member A Gentle Enquiry

I certainly don't mean to intrude.
I hadn't expected to catch you nude,
and I don't mean to make a fuss,
but I thought it was only us,
or, perhaps, I misconstrued - 
if I might ask, who is this dude?
Form: Rhyme

Katya Lischina

her name amaze me
her face didn't deceive me
raise my curiousity

the beauty shows naturally
shaking me head to toe
nothing to say
one enquiry in mind
may i know you more ?

night and day i see
big smile on your face
i wish i could draw it
it is lovely scenery
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Low Hanging Fruit

The Enquiry
Is over

They did not find
the missing and murdered
whatever 
they were looking for
But every woman knows

Why

There are so many
missing and murdered
Aboriginal women
As every woman knows

Why

There will never be
an Enquiry
into the men
who murder women




June 5th, 2019

Premium Member Repost - Low Hanging Fruit - One Year Later Still Waiting

The Enquiry
Is over

They did not find
the missing and murdered
whatever 
they were looking for
But every woman knows

Why

There are so many
missing and murdered
Aboriginal women
As every woman knows

Why

There will never be
an Enquiry
into the men
who murder women




June 5th, 2019


Independent Investigator

Exactly just how

Morally corrupt

And bent

Either a 

Judge or a Policeman

Must be 

If they are chosen or picked

To investigate into 

Or lead an enquiry

In regards to judging corruption

Of their own 

They surely must have more

Skeleton's in their closet

Than every cemetery

In the known world 

Either that or they have

Dementia or Amnesia

You

yey to thee thou my dream 
to come to be in such agony
when all once i had was
yey to thee thou my dream
to come to be in such poverty
when all once i had was
yey to thee thou my dream 
to flee to see what else can be
when all but yee abide to me
yey to thee thou my dream 
to come to be in such enquiry
when all but yee know more than me
yey to thee thou my dream 
to hold to touch to hug by me
when all once i had was
you
Form: Elegy

Sonnet Fourteen

Petal of limpid life veils the naked eye,
  shadow and spoil refrains the question ideal;
  asking not within,
  without ---
  dark night shines,
  while day grins ---
The answer unowned, 
  unowned by us the source of impeccable enquiry;
  seasoned for patient resolve ---
  tempered and unafraid,
  in fortitude stone,
  alone,
  yet the voices of many 
  (lead us home)





****Written in 2000, my very first sonnet****
Form: Sonnet

Bartending Is Not Easy

Hope-losing Miss Lizzy,
Already looking dizzy,
Now knows it isn’t easy:
Bartending for The Like-Ant-Busy:
Customers quick to be queasy
Over served glasses visibly greasy.

Teeth-gnashing, baring Lizzy
Coldly painted “Damned Lazy”
Continues to wish at were easy
A fence between serviette and The Creasy
Tables distancing from The Sleazy…

Can’t a smoky bar turn breezy?
The upset enquiry of Upset Lizzy
Whose bar -woman’s breath has turned wheezy.
Form: Rhyme

Diary For Apiary

You need a Recording Diary
For grabbed answers to enquiry, 
Diary for retrieving the truth
Hands in pocket for chatting with Ruth …

Heed not the size of your Diary,
It can long notes pack on Apiary: 
Hives of bees now the idea of Ruth 
Testing out some Managerial Truth

With a Diary business opens
Two hands in pocket nothing happens. 
Always Diary for the asked question, 
You can’t in mind keep all suggestions
Opinions won’t be favorable 
Your bursting rebuff conceivable.
Form: Rhyme

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