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Short Errands Poems

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


Another Day Ends 10 Times
errands on the run
buildings glisten in the sun
vehicles are guns...

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© Dc Bursey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: errands, loss,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Overwhelmed
unexpected errands and phone calls . . .it's my day off; just let me write!...

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Categories: errands, life,
Form: Monoku
Hero
Muscles strong.
Cape crusader save 
the day.  Shovel the
drive and thrive.
Errands to run  for 
fun and work....

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© Joel Hunt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: errands, hero,
Form: Free verse
If I Were Perfume
If I were perfume
I would file many cases
against young ladies
for serial indecent assaults
breach of my privacy
obscene daily errands
and forced love affairs...

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Categories: errands, beauty, girl, satire,
Form: Imagism
Present
Today is the day, tomorrow is now.
Errands to run, friends to see.

Present is today, tomorrow 
may never be, complete.

Learning from the past
and grabbing the day.

Today is now.
Partly cloudy, always sunny
in my mind....

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© Joel Hunt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: errands, summer,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Cliche
I swear I wouldn’t wear a smirk 
if I lost the errands that lurk;
No need for an adult style quirk;
I’d rather work; I’d rather work;

Give me a monotonous day 
I will clock in without delay;
It may seem bizarre that’s okay;
I’ll take cliche’; I’ll take cliche’....

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Categories: errands, emotions, feelings, work,
Form: Monorhyme
All In a Days Work
Cleaning the house
Washing dishes
Cooking dinner
It's all in a day's work

Ironing
Baking
Household chores
It's all in a days work

Outdoor work
Working
Driving 
Running errands
It's all in a day's work
Which like, Groundhog Day, occurs, day after day. 

 
Emily Krauss...

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Categories: errands, work,
Form: Free verse
Women
weaving in and out in patterns
things said and unsaid
left undone
each of us moving past the marriage boundry
into serious love affairs
that broke us open to ourselves
we guarded each other, kept each others children
ran meals and errands
stood strong
and became women
to be afraid of....

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Categories: errands,
Form: I do not know?
Exhausted Avenues
Spent energy
No drive
Droopy eyelids
Must revive

Need sleep 
Too much to do
Running errands
Losing you

Cradling memories
Yesterday’s past
Sensing distance
Falling fast

Love for life
Children first
Endless devotion
Now we’re cursed

I won’t change
This is me
Lost in a tug of war
Amidst this jubilee 

© Stacy Lynn Stiles...

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Categories: errands, husband, introspection, lost love, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Morning Arrives
Embedded in bed
Covers put its weight on me
Morning's greeting me!

Today, I must flee
Don't take this to heart, dearest
Must do some errands!

TA-TA!
I'll do my homework soon, mama! 
Buh-bye!
I'll do my chores later, papa!

The dawn dawns upon me
I must do something productive 
The sun smiles at me happily

I must fulfill my tasks...and be active!...

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Categories: errands, childhood, morning, moving on,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Lurks Within
Vestments of yesteryear
dotage's gone vague
zeitgeist's heart
wound up clock like
ticks laboriously
errands run through
veins seasonally
in the plumbing
till they 'fall'
ah, but that's 
the cultural attache' 
bound by render
on the wall
ghostly meandering
through the mist
the haze
the humidity
makes the window
fog up so that what
lurks within is obscure....

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© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: errands, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Her
She asked me "Who's the most beautiful girl you've seen ever?"; She retracted the question quickly, as she saw me nervously shiver; I'd been with her, since forever as a friend; Through all her toxic relationships, work and errands; She'd always look for girls for me to win over; Now how am I supposed to tell her "It had always been HER"
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Categories: errands, absence, emotions, for her, heart, jealousy, life,
Form: Free verse
I Did Not Know
I did not know for sure
that the mouth is a very rich
and fertile source of slander,
arrow for rumors, back-plowing,
a reliable servant of the heart;
and master of every passion.
Running errands for lost soul
Releasing fire from hidden caves
If humans did not have  mouth,
and lived as plants fixed, dump,
the world would be boring boat
eventless, featureless and dead...

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Categories: errands, allegory, body, conflict,
Form: Free verse
All In One 2
A trip here
Tasks overflowing
Early morning sun 
More errands to run
A mission
Glad to give
Helping others
As shall live.

As said, It is better to give
Than to receive
A journey
spent in time
Unwind.

Living life
Joy, peace, love, and more
As the morning starts with chores.

All-In-One Service
Multiple incomes
Extended education in progress
Great success....

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Categories: errands, business, jobs, success,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member On Guard
Terrific tornadoes predicted
On guard
Trees tremble, leaves shake
Be safe
Phoebe fanfare inflamed
In tweets
Errands to run
Save them
Stillest darkness, imperceptible danger
Don’t be fooled
The weather map in ugly shades of red
Holding my breath
Shelter contains walls, floor, roof
Please stay
And windows and doors
Stay closed
Terrific tornadoes predicted
On guard
...

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Categories: errands, weather,
Form: Free verse
Done Yet?
the house is busy
in and out
shopping errands lawn garbage
cars shifting, boys shouting
basketball, baseball, dog leash
hockey skates
games
scores
food
how many for dinner?
laundry dishwasher soap
bleach
ah bleach
ice tea on the porch
dog at my feet
newspapers on the table
later, maybe later
grocery list
drug store
exhange shoes
oil change
tickets?
deposits?
checkbook?
are we done yet?...

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Categories: errands,
Form: I do not know?
The Life of a Wife
Three loads of clothes Some towels to fold A sink full of dishes A mind full of wishes A bathroom to sanitize A job I most despise Floors to mop When does it stop? And when I am through There is cooking to do Cleaning once more Then off to the store Just when I think, my job is done I forget, I have errands to run When does it end? Then I remember That tomorrow I get to do it all over again.
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Categories: errands, wife,
Form: Ballad
Parcel Plastics
Provision-purchases
Prevail
Paper-bags pull-apart
Preferably
Possible process...
Endeavors
Easily executed
Ending these is
Endless
Endeavor...
Seen dead
They resurrect
Restlessly
Leisurely linger like
Spirits of sinners...
Like the flesh of creatures
Creatures cannot
Consume these
Exist eternally
As ecological errands...
Carrying them to
Carry my provisions
Continue
Intentions Immobilize
Impotently!
...

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Categories: errands, evil,
Form: Free verse
My Travel Story
As the morning glory blooms,

My mind as fresh as an untouched loom,

Still with all the day's unsettled errands,

Yet dreaming to visit South Africa's Kurland,

For a week's retirement,

But a sound sleep is enough for refinement

at my home, sweet home

But this outer world ,a charming honeycomb

Indeed travelling is a pile of buoyage

Yet no one to tell me a happy -Bon Voyage !

-Ism

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Categories: errands, adventure, desire, family, home, memory, mother, travel,
Form: I do not know?
Agony Aunt
A desire to meet him at his house,
Is all that I currently have ,
Agony that he doesn't ever invite!

Yesterday I knocked at his gate,
Only to find kids rushing out,
Agony believed what the lady had to state!

Uncountable Excuses of being utterly busy,
The never ending errands keep him at bay,
Agony I trust every word he has to say !

No miracles in life are bound to happen,
My meetings don't go beyond imagination,
Agony that dreams always threaten !...

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Categories: errands, betrayal,
Form: Free verse
So Thought Of
SO THOUGHT OF
Who could say he is not important
Even though lost in a distance
Some so keen to ask for a dance
At rest he will say I’m so thought of
That’s why she ask for a hand
If you do not brood your ego
You’ll run errands like bingo
Always does your cell rings
And always good he brings
All because you are so thought of
Wow awake by your side is your coffee
All you hear is “I love you honey”
And your kid shouting mummy, daddy
Just for you to know you’re so thought of...

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Categories: errands, family,
Form: Sonnet
Miss Ann Is Still Unpaid
You haven’t Miss Ann paid
That which workers aid
And for which contracts are made.

Miss Ann, still unpaid,
Is, till date, Your Best Maid,
Her stewardship of High Grade
Errands running, unafraid.

Your fame might just fade
With Ann left unpaid
And for the nothing you’ve said
Into a scandal wade;
Bleeding with a blade
A Lady for wages prayed
And a trust laid.

So, torture thou not Ann:
To everybody, a fan;
A most seasoned cook
You never her dishes forsook....

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Categories: errands, best friend, business, money, poverty,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Banker Deals In Dreams
Skipping 'cross the village square
Smiling like the noonday sun
Maidens gather everywhere
Errands finished, workday done

Dresses billow in the breeze
Laughing eyes, flirtatious smiles
Skirts uplifted past their knees
Practicing their female wiles

Woke up with a grunt and moan
Glad was I the sun still shone
Got back on the cursed phone
Banker's business: contracts, loans

Timepiece now won't move at all
Maidens gone ~ my tears, they fall



    ~ Iambic Heptameter ~...

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Categories: errands, beauty, desire, longing, work,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member A Tough Little Bird
A little old lady named Judy,
Works hard to accomplish her duties.
She cooks and she cleans,
Runs errands, makes things,
For friends and for family outings.

Sometimes her arthritis flares up.
She can barely pick up a cup;
But she's no cry baby,
She's one tough old lady.
A hot bath and a pill and she's up.

She'll finish the job 'fore she'll stop.
She loves life and she lives it a lot.
She'll keep going full tilt,
Until she gets kilt,
Or she runs out of gas and just drops....

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© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: errands, fun, funny, grandmother,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member A Little Old Lady Named Judy
A little old lady named Judy,
Works hard to accomplish her duties.
She cooks and she cleans,
Runs errands, makes things,
For friends and for family outings.

Sometimes her arthritis flares up.
She can barely pick up a cup;
But she's no cry baby,
She's one tough old lady,
A hot bath and a pill and she's up.

She'll finish the job 'fore she'll stop.
She loves life and she lives it a lot.
She'll keep goin' full tilt,
Until she gets kilt,
Or she runs out of gas and just drops....

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© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: errands, character, fun, funny,
Form: Limerick

Book: Reflection on the Important Things