Short Find Poems
Short Find Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Find by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Find by length and keyword.
Mustering courage
And immeasurable strength
Comes from the heart
Surpassing ego's limits
For the sake of a good cause
I never knew that I would find
Someone special to call mine
Then you show up looking fine
I have to say that it’s divine!
VERB FIND...
the verb find
is not think...!
What do you think
milking the cow?
i find milk...
A poem is a
freezing
inner conscience
someone threw
by a stone
as it breaks
It's the record of those groans.
An event.
Mouse stuck in a maze
It's mind cutting through haze
At it's end find the cheese
Both mouse and scientist will be pleased!
Form:
To find in words the Beauty
They listen with their eyes,
And see with their mind...
That is what a poet must do
5/27/'15
• A .47 caliber pistol + my faith in humanity
• There is a severed human head
• I'm currently trying to find
lube yourself up car
young one searches frantically
cannot find gas tank
oil tell him says my man
it is behind license plate
Find joy in unexpected places
watch somber faces
burst out in sunshine smiles
overcoming life’s trials
They found old tampons that were damp
So archeologists at camp
Questioned if terra
Has a named era
For the period of this cramp
Come and find me
come and claim whats yours
come and cast your soulful spell on me
capture my heart
and let me unfold in yours.
Form:
The seeker of light did find delight
Alongside the fountain of life
The seeker of darkness did assure
A place in Sheol to endure
Angels we must find
To watch and safeguard our love
My soul is yours now
Enlightenment I could achieve
Please guide me to redemption
Form:
Oracle, Arizona gold
Is just a tale prospectors told
If you walk that land
You will find quicksand
And underneath that its just cold
M-ay
A-nyone
E-lse
M-ake
E-verything
N-ew
D-espite
O-ld
Z-one's
A-ge
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Monocrostic (Birthday of Mae Mendoza)
The little frog hopped on a
slippery stone,
He sat in the sun all
completely alone,
Then splashed in the water to
find his way home.
milk white porcelain
dresden stamp on the bottom
valuable purchase
found at garage sale
appreciated more now
two dollars well spent
Little things at your door
How you accept them will welcome you
Love all God gives you
Find worth in them
Develop you they will
Love
Lord
I watch the news, barely boomy, always gloomy
I listen to music, fairly moody, always groovy
I read poetry, rarely soupy, always truthful
Alive or dead
Make your choice
Hope you listen
To God's voice
People, conscience, many things
The bell of righteousness then rings!
Be very careful squirrels;
Falling leaves undress the trees
And naked trees show my cat
Right where your nest is!
Sloths running around
sidewalks...
Elephants sans "trunks"...
Sorrowful crying hyenas...
Happy and satisfied men...!
Table legs walking,,
R-adiance
O-f
X-enodochial
A-cquisition
N-urtures
N-atural
E-legance.
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Monocrostic (Birthday of Roxanne E. Tacdoy)
we become
the Shepard
eyes of the
lonely lark
looking out
across the
tender fields
to find a
place to nest
and then
we become
Can you find the light,
hidden in the darkness?
Can you find the darkness,
hidden in the light?
Where is the light?
Where is the darkness?