Short Epigram Poems
Short Epigram Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short Epigram poems by PoetrySoup poets. Search the short Epigram poetry form by poem length and keyword.
The sneaky, slinky weasel
Is weaselly recognised …
But stoats are stoatily different …
They’re ermine in disguise!
Maxim #2:
MOOD
To do something good
Let truth feed your mood
Leon Enriquez
09 February 2015
Singapore
Maxim #4:
MADNESS
The mad wear no guile
Worry wears no smile
Leon Enriquez
11 February 2015
Singapore
Maxim #5:
ATTITUDE
Be nice as you rise
Your fall no surprise
Leon Enriquez
12 February 2015
Singapore
Maxim #8:
COURAGE
They hurt body whole
Yet cannot touch soul
Leon Enriquez
15 February 2015
Singapore
Maxim #10:
HUMILITY
Live here and now true
Humble as the dew
Leon Enriquez
17 February 2015
Singapore
Being criticized by wise,
it's totally flattering ...
But criticized by ignorant
it is pure scorn and cursing
''The garden of Nature opens. Its occupants --plants, trees and creatures. Sky full of offertory --reflected in clouds.''
No tears
belong to us...
They are legitimate daughters
of pain and longing
that invade us...!
No one can silence the clamor
of freedom...
Just as we can't stop
the morning light,
and the darkness of the night...
Times may come when words will fail ~~
Emotions will run high, and tears prevail.
written December 21, 2021
if what you say
does not create any value,
if you shut up you will not recreate
aggregate devalue !
Oh to have that luminescence
Fathered by the incandescence
Flaring in to effervescence
When you're up on stage.
Climb the highest mountain peaks
- bird's eye view drone
The only thing that lives within us
and keeps us away from death,
is true love...!
To make a wheel, I have found,
it's best to make it round.
You truly won't get anywhere,
if you try to make it square.
life is not a thing a fay
if is not WITH love
let it go and pray
A love more than perfect
physical-chemical plenitude
realized in complete reaction...!
I believe in the Holy Bible
Not in any bible out there
full of insertions and human errors
Carbohydrate, pleased to meet you.
How happily I greet you.
Pull up a chair, let me seat you.
And now, I will eat you.
Doctor Ebenezer Quack,
give me my appendix back.
No sir, contrarily, and quite,
you need both removed, left and right.
I could never understand
the cataloger's best laid plan.
Books in libraries, numbered screwy
in a system made by Dewey.
.
lo and behold
her'z iz
unrecognizable to the
naked
i
Learn, the alphabet of altruism... Sans knowing by heart the letters of Love, we will never write the divine poem of life.
To watch things clearly,
proceed your eyes opened..
to perceive even exceed
must preserve them closed ..!