Short Exceedingly Poems

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


Premium Member Lonely House of Childhood

dark desolate road
an unloved abandoned house
shabby and unkempt
makes me exceedingly sad
tear wallpaper from my youth
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Her Fall Dee Rah Day

She was having a fall-dee-rah day.
None of her comrades could come out to play.
Exceedingly smart,
Created some art,
Entertaining her indulgent fun ways!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Big and Wide

There was a young woman named Gale.
Everyone called her a narwhale.
	She was big and wide,
	and brimming with pride
for her bosom was exceedingly swell.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member twelve

teenager in training
wanting his own way
exceedingly dramatic
lazy and sluggish during the day
vibrant at night, playing video games
excited about peers and friends
Form: Acrostic

Megan

Memorable every day and night Exceedingly, teasingly bright! Girded with kaleidoscopic light Artful in words and forever kind Never gone from my sight!
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member The Mad Woman of Chi

The mad woman of Chi knew it all.
Her head made her exceedingly tall.
Her schemata was wide.
Held way down deep inside.
In an arrogant brain that was closed and small.
Form: Limerick

Killing With Kindness

When Ben's beliefs they tried to stifle
He decided to jump off the Eiffel
Being of magnanimous mind
Uncle was exceedingly kind
Instead offering him his new, automatic rifle.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Samson

SAMSON


There was a young man named Samson
Who was strong, rugged and handsome
He had hair curly and long 
That  made him exceedingly strong
But a haircut was the demise of Samson
Form: Limerick

Route 66ish No 9

Route 66ish No 9

There once was a girl from Milwaukee,
Who was terribly thin, even gawky,
Her brother, called Pat,
Was exceedingly fat,
So she always addressed him as "Porky"!!
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Wildlife 23

Wildlife 23

An exceedingly sleek looking gannet
Flew to Hythe from his nest site in Thanet
He said "gosh it's so quaint!
I think I might faint!
For it looks like a far distant planet!
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Irish Support

Her Irish support is just flawless. But St. Pat’s? Erin gets pretty lawless. For this time each year, it’s exceedingly clear: the green beer makes Erin Go Braugh less.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Florida Country

I'm exceedingly blessed to be here.
The sun shines most every day.
In the heart of Florida.
God’s country it’s so called.
Clean country living
and no winter
to speak of.
Thank you 
God.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Figment

Whither thou goest? Thy wither showest. Ruddy in pigment, but a wee figment. In bas relief, exceedingly brief. ---------- H/T to Maurice Rigoler's Our Puritan Mentality
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Life Is Short

LIFE  IS SHORT 


Life is short
They declare and
I’ m inclined to agree
With that
 
Short, perhaps, to make
Us happy
BUT
Exceedingly long 
To make us unhappy
I may ADD!


© Demetrios Trifiatis
     22 January 2013
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Ol' Doc Jim

A old doctor hailed from backwoods Kentucky We all went to Doc Jim when we felt yucky He gave us some pills, That cured up our ills Weren't we country folk exceedingly lucky?
November 8, 2021
Form: Limerick

Sequestered

This secluded epoch proceeds exceedingly.
This requisite delay, daily trudgery.
Amassing scores of lonely sunrises.
My reclusive heart concealed
willingly abandoned; neglected desire
awaiting my fate, a reunion
the one I long for.

Filled With Wonder

filled with wonder
as if in festive time
humanity marvel exceedingly on digital renaissance
of sublime evolution of mobiliphonia
and the ecstatic computofemininia
and I
A solitary mind 
am left to wonder in travels
to conclude the battle of Anghiari
art

Premium Member Lush Lovely Temptation

Lush
                                             virgin
                                           succulent
                                         exceedingly
                                              ripe
          




Written on 4/7/2017
Form: Lanterne

Exceedingly Joyful

Rain pelting on roof   
when there should be snow...
visions of lilies
on descending slopes.


Let's climb that hill,
and then lay down...
to feel heartbeats 
of ecstacy.


Our sweet voices
on soft winds...
seek Heaven. 


But
can urge

end?

Red

I grieve bloodstains upon your heart
I bleed out red dread of angsty art
Angry as a shark of envy…
Seeking prey viciously
In love with catastrophe
Grief-stricken drastically…
Paint your skies red wine, exceedingly RED
Toiling, vermillion souls fed upon it instead

Premium Member Vigilant Faith

Vigilant servant, faith*-driven
God-propelled toward joyous heaven.

*2Thessalonians 1:3 We are bound to thank God always for you, brethren, as it is meet, because that your faith groweth exceedingly, and the charity of every one of you all toward each other aboundeth.

August 18, 2019

Premium Member Refurbished Nursery Rhymes: The Family Spratt

Mrs. Spratt was exceedingly fat,
Hubby Jack was as lean as a bone.
They both relished each meal
With a great deal of zeal
And even licked platters clean
When the eating was done.
Though not frugal with rations,
They still took lovely vacations
With the money they saved on dish detergent alone.

Premium Member Disaster Cannot Break Our Bond

Disaster cannot separate us or break our bond
Send us a tornado or a power outage
Send us a heat wave and no water
We will reassure and uplift our son and daughter
We are all exceedingly tight
Loving each other throughout the night
Assuring each other we are all right
Disaster cannot separate us or break our bond
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Warning Bawdy Limerick For Adults

There once was a young hooker named Claudey
Her laughter was exceedingly bawdy
The johns did not mind
Her breasts were so fine
Lacy panties were sexy and gaudy

On Tuesday she met a young priest named Joe
He paid his money and gave it a go
His collar came off
And Claudey did scoff
Being a mean-spirited little ‘ho.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member light humor

There once was a fellow named Will,
Whose nose was exceedingly ill.
He sneezed with great force,
And altered his course,
he's orbiting Jupiter still!

There once was a lady named Sue, 
Who found a strange thing in her stew. 
She said with a grin, 
And pulled out a pin, 
"A stich in time, it is quite new!".
© Jay Narain  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

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