Short Exchange Poems

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


How Comes Sick Music

Birds in exchange 
of words 
towards their kins 
We hear them as music
no it isn’t,true story is 
one of their is sick
Form: Imagism


Soul Mates

Accidental collision of souls
Unknowingly mating through varied exchange
Ideals, belief, and lust fuse
Soul mates forever
Form: Epigram

The Exchange

Pleading prayers for life

One life is not worth more than another

So grant one of their prayers

In exchange for mine

Playground

Kids go down
The slide…they head toward the swings
TIME TO SCREAM!

Free time ends
Their parents want to go home
Frowns exchange
Form: Senryu

Love Is Giving

Love is divine
Love is giving
Seek no swap
Enhance your mental range
Love not for exchange.
	---
Sintra, Portugal 24-01-2015
Form: Tanka


Ballerina Feet

It burns, but they marvel as I dance on fire.

Oh, what an exchange for the price I pay.

There's an ugly truth to the game I play.
Form: Burlesque

Premium Member Dream World

ego self-doubt begets limitation still in void of breath exchange we wake up from this dream 26-July-2021
Form: Kimo

Premium Member Zen Mode

a crow flies by
our perfunctory glance
both stuporous and apathetic
refusing energy exchange 
an opportunity missed

07-December-2022

Premium Member Currency Exchange

Fallen far from favor
  into virtual disrepute
  'Happenstance,' replaced by
     random... whatever... 

  Is the world a better place

Premium Member The Trade

my love shines on you
a spiritual exchange
desire shines on me


give yourself to me
you can have anything you want
except your freedom
Form: Haiku

Premium Member All Joys

All joys of life, gladly I would 
Exchange

For 

Only one night, in your arms 
To pass!



© Demetrios Trifiatis
   24 OCTOBER 2014
Form: Epigram

The Heirs of Love

Tension in the air
Voices shall declare
Love does need despair
Bloodlines lead us there
Exchange this torch beware
We are the heirs of love

Premium Member Indian Giver Makes Me Shiver

Thomas Hutchinson noted the saying
Most Indians used barter for paying
The message is spoken
Exchange for a token
Indians dislike this write
Form: Limerick

The Precarious Exchange

The Precarious Exchange

I’m complete
Until myself, incompletely seen

I’m safe
Until safety, I redeem

I’m free
Until a prison, I esteem
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member weird with loomer

Monica-esque Laura Loomer
This wing nut is Trump’s new roomer
What does he exchange
With this kook so strange?
On his plane is she his groomer?
Form: Limerick

End

It ended as it began. Not with an exclamation But with a sigh A soft exchange A parting of hearts Us turned to you and I

Harken

Pandemics don't come with waivers
Pandemics don't exchange favours
From beginning to end
Whether loved one or friend
Pandemics produce cadavers!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Willing I Am

Willing I am, my Lord, all of my dreams with only one to exchange: Thee, well to serve!  









© Demetrios Trifiatis
       15 June 2016
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Never In Paradise

Many souls the terrorists harvested, expecting with a place in paradise, them to exchange!








(C) Demetrios Trifiatis
        23 March 2016
Form: Monoku

What Freedom

Grant me freedom, freedom to be what I choose
Do what does not injure the lives of others
Have what I create or exchange not plunder
Not free lunch title

Premium Member Vanity

Oh Vanity, you that trick men to exchange their souls for a fleeting moment of glory, I thee abhor!






© Demetrios Trifiatis 
    17 February 2016
Form: Monoku

Exchange Heart

exchange heart
                                                  then inflict just pain 
                                                      feel the effect
Form: Senryu

Good Exchange

Good exchange
Headache to headache
She got his cell phone
He got the other beautiful girl
They'll probably working out
The negotiations and normal talking.

Premium Member Fair Exchange

A draftsman called Tom bought a ruler He gave it to colleague Talulah Astounded to find She paid him in kind And what he needs now is a jeweller
Form: Limerick

Premium Member If a King I Were

If a king I were,

My kingdom 

Ready would be to

Exchange,

Just

For a promise 

Of

Love ETERNAL! 



©Demetrios Trifiatis
   04 February 2013
Form: Epigram

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