Short Expect Poems

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


I Think Therefore I Am

The philosopher muses.

With the keen intellect.
Of the vital subject.
As the learned expect.
And the masses accept.
Form: List


Chasing You Or Myself

Am I chasing you
Or the moonlight of my dreams,
Like a pair of twins
Upon landing on the moon
I expect to see you too
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Pigs Squeal

      Pigs squeal
         They also lie

      Wudja expect 
         from a creature
       that lives in a sty
Form: Rhyme

Got Your Mail

what  can i say
you made my day
 i didn't expect
but don't regret
 i jump  like a wail
thinks and i wink
GOT YOUR MAIL

Premium Member Toupe

In a world where chaos creates role models, what do we expect to find? A head full of stupid ideas and a badly placed Toupe.
Form: Monoku


11:11

Wishes are everywhere.
In everything you don't expect...
You just have to look in the right places.
It's not ever too late.

Premium Member Expectations

ain’t that the truth~ at least you won’t be disappointed the sooner you learn this~ the better off you’ll be
Form: Ekphrasis

Future

Even if we think 
future lies before us,
how would we expect 
to go further
unless we look back
also, to our right and left,
Form: Monoku

Premium Member On Hearing the News

Comatose and half dead
Yet hearing every word they said.
It couldn’t be worse for me or them. 
Expect my death, and pray-Amen.
Form: Rhyme

Summer and Rain

this you can expect
and will get
when its hot
you sweat alot
cloths get stain
the lord makes it cool
becomes
SUMMER AND RAIN

Expect It

Life passes quickly
The same eyes blink year by year
Time won't stop for you
Expected old age will come
A life story is written
Form: Tanka

Only Fifteen

I'm only fifteen,
And who do you expect me to be?
I just don't see what you see.
You suppose to be my dad,
but in stead you get mad.
Form: Rhyme

Snow Thinkgiving and Rain

we didn't  expect
the day was a reck
uts was the 
holiday it was a pain
i won't to go
but it was
SNOW THINKGIVING AND THE RAIN

From My Book a Now Word In Season the Seven Steps To Your Vision

Think your vision. See your vision. Write your vision. Recite your vision. Work your 
vision. Expect transition. Become your vision.
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The Life of Poet

Dreams of future,
hope management,
wind secrets
and shooting stars
expect the utopia
come true....!
This is how the poets live!

Congressman Wiener

With a name like Wiener....
What did you expect?

He thought everyone was in love with his weener!

Or is his a cocktail sausage?

Premium Member Always be vigilant

Nobody is immune to it.
It happens when we least expect it.
Criminals have got their eye on you.



AP: Honorable Mention 2026

Premium Member The Counterattack

we can always expect a new present from old enemies ~ surprise
                                                 

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Haiku By Escher

#1
broken icicle
equatorial fossil
turned now into stone

Brian Johnston
June 20, 2016

Poet's Notes:
Expect more to come!  Ha!
Form: Haiku

Robot Or Not

In the coming years, I expect users will have to pass through twenty
Or even thirty seven of check points to prove they are not robots!
Form: Monoku

Empty Abundance

Empty,
A tragedy of darkness,

Abundance,
A catastrophe of light,

How do they expect you to sleep,
When the sun burns through the night,
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member It Is So Humorous

Your poem is so humorous a reader says.
Surprising me indubitably.
I did not expect that in my head.
When I penned it for others to see.

Reality Footle

Expect?
Reject!

Perfect?
Connect!

Object?
Reflect!

Suspect?
Neglect!

Respect?
Correct!

Inflect?
Elect!

Good Day!!!!
Form: Footle

Moral Ground

You can’t expect
To get respect
Just, by standing round

You need to do
A deed or two
To prove, your moral ground
WIZDUMBs by JA 408
© Ja Ja  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member I Can Only Hand It To You

Tapped messages go out direct
With phones it's an easy connect
Thoughts from a finger
In cyberspace linger
But touching's too much to expect
Form: Limerick

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