Short Fill In Poems

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


Emptiness

We were made out of things
When we run out of it
Every pieces starting to fall apart
Emptiness can’t fill in emptiness.
© Lia Garcia  Create an image from this poem.


Poetry

When there months
courage necessary
writing poetry
fill in the gaps of the night
to enlightenment ...




feride  serin
Form: Lyric

Premium Member To: fill in name my lucky Valentine

For Valentines Day Senryu Contest

my heart longs for you words can’t express how I feel~ fill in blank your name
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Lifetime Friends

childhood shoulders
incline
toward one another
wrinkles
leave no place
for strangers
memories fill in
the gap of time

1/21/2018

Premium Member Tentooate

What is the meaning of tentooate C'mon peeps, did you wake up late Put on your caps Fill in the gaps It'll DAWN on you sleepy primates
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Home

Train wreck, missing you;
Transport me five hours backward,
or move forward days;
Since you left nothing’s been right;
Fill in the lines, bring back ‘Home’.
Form: Tanka

Sometimes

Sometimes I like it when I bleeding
because when Im dying I know that Im not dead.
Sometimes I like it when Im empty
because then I know theres a space I can fill in.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Jay

the jay a crisp call seeks the water drinks fill in one sip drops bluejay each day a crisp call until today has he gone away now blue blue
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member a fill in the blank-festo

What!!!
       Write a MAN-ifesto
                                Would that not offend
                                                             Those writing a WOMAN-ifesto
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Singing All the Way

You know you are with family
When you are singing 
And your siblings and you always fill in “do do do do”at the same place
Because these were the parts your parents did not know either.

Route 66ish No 16

Route 66ish No 16

In Phoenix a guy called 'Old Buck'
Was feeling quite down on his luck,
So to fill in some time
He wrote a new rhyme
Called 'Old age? Well now don't that just suck'!
© Tim Riding  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member GHOSTED

He had become as his words
Used in times of desperation 
The last one called upon
A weak fill in for thought
Muttered in an unforced silence
Incorrectly punctuating
A lost moment of life

Premium Member Poetry

Poetry ~ a short story with extra blanks for the reader to fill in



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Submitted on December 22, 2019 for contest ONE LINER sponsored by SILENT ONE  -  RANKED 1ST
Form: Monoku

Sink the Ship

Bring it on
Let the fire fly
Burn me down
Fill in with pain
I am lost in your love

Sing to me
Oh dark bird
Ease my pain
Soothe my heart
Seive out the cries
Tie my past
Make my path right
In you I found love

I Am Dying

I am dying
Every moment
Yearning for your touch
longing for your guiltless love
The potion of loneliness and helplessness fill in
And out of the empty hollow dark chambers
I am dying
Every moment
In and out

-Puvi-

Premium Member A Brain Station

Imagine if there was a brain station for us souls Plug it in, brilliant thoughts would fill in the holes Called the “Einsteinator” With patience, sooner or later Essays would astound and our world would explode
Form: Limerick

Bridge

Bridge, 
My link, 
You are built 
Between the two 
To erase the gap 
That separates the ways. 
You fill in the space of rift 
By connecting and uniting 
In order to establish the friendship, 
As you eliminate war and conflict.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member Hate

"I hate it when..." Fill in the blank
We can divine evolutionary purpose for most emotions
Fear, love, compassion, etc...
That rational thought is supposed to leaven
"I hate it when I wake up tired."
When will we grow tired of hate?
Form: Didactic

Despite everything

She feels her heart beat in her chest
She feels the air fill in her lungs
She hears the thoughts begging them to stop
Please stop
It hurts
But her heart keeps beating
Her lungs keep breathing
And despite everything,
She keeps living

Premium Member The Task In the Dark

Fill in the dark gaps.
                                                              
                                                             In face of adversity.

                                            You are rootless, too.
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu

I'M Even In Your Dreams

I'm even in your dreams.
in your heart, with your grace-
brearth in heavy air, sharing your grave-
fill in full of moist eyes
after sunset, in norm for sunrise 
from the day this world being attestor of acoclyps,
I'm still in your dreams!

Premium Member Rudy and Randy

Rudolph the reindeer had twin,Randolph
    Rudy had him fill in, while he golfed
                  Santa didn't approve
                  He got he removed
  He ran and sobbed,to their dad Gandalph
















Alexis Y.
12/18/19
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Hangman

Yes, I'm talking to you. 
Don't leave me hanging 
Like a shirt on a hook 
Or a man in a game. 
Fill in the blanks; 
Don't make me die. 
I need an answer 
Before I get hung 
And I never learn
What it is you wanted to say. 
Yes, I'm talking to you.
© Katy C  Create an image from this poem.

Good Bad Ugly

I take each and every day as it comes
one at a time every day
and try to sip in the good the bad and the ugly
all in a single gulp
and fill in the blanks
i don't worry about the past
course that was yesterday
i do my best and leave the rest
to the most high

Voices In My Head Make Me Say Stupid Things

Air lost in a sentence
Between words, hanging at my lips
squeezing syllables in midst of the cracks
Salty and dry like a waiting desert
Anticipating night
For a cooler
Breeze to reapproach
This topic for when I'm a bit
Fill in the blank_________________.

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