Short Fit In Poems

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Premium Member Side Lined (Naga-Uta Form)

over qualified
redundant and out of work,
too old to fit in -
downtown,it is pouring down,
the umbrella's in the hall
Form: Lyric


Life's a Poetry

Don't poetry your life
Make life your poetry


(By the way where does this fit in? Phrase or saying, I don't know lol)
© Davin Math  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Questionku

she compromised...
thought she’d found her niche
can circles fit in squares?
~*~

For Richard's QUESTIONKU Contest
12/4/12
Form: Haiku

The Learning Curve

A young girl with the Spanish Fly
Decided it was, "Do or die"
Could she fit in
So many men?
There was nothing to do but try!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fit In Masque

Fit In Masque

It's as
Flimsy
As that
Film
You
Wear:

FEAR

All 
the
Time.

[STOP.]

-Gray Squirrel

05-03-2024


My Pet

A quite little pup,
Can fit in a cup,
Not the pup, its snout,
I’m going on about,
The snout of the quite little pup.

06/09/2020
© Rashi Soni  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Footsteps

I was born to stand out
On my two feet
Not to follow somebody's shadow
Never to fit in hero-worshipping
Again never to be as a bootlicker

Premium Member I wish to fit in

I wish

to fit in

somewhere

anywhere~

others fit in

not wishing

as do I~

wholeness may

appear as confining 

wishes~~

Premium Member Joe Schmoe

Joe was slow, as men come and go
never really fit in, you know
	he tried very hard
	always kept his guard
then he married pretty Flo Schmoe
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Five - Seven - Five

A three-line poem
                                     Five, seven, five syllables
                                            Fit in the order
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Why I Go To the Gym

I go to the gym
    so I can fit in
  the pants I bought last year

  Though I must admit
    it's nice to sit
  and study the leotards there
Form: Rhyme

All of Me

I wonder how much space I would take in a book.
If I could filled up a chapter
Or just a page.
I realized I can fit in one word
So I won't write it.
© Rita Mar  Create an image from this poem.

Infinity Dimension

The infinite,
    is so immense 
    so vast and large that
     doesn't fit in
     any word.
     any time
  in any space
     of the universe...!

Her Stollen Heart

She was either a German or Pole
and eating seemed mainly her goal
But she ate so much cake
her heart it did break
And now she won’t quite fit in the hole
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Where Do I Fit In

     Neither exceptional
      nor unexceptional

       Where do I fit in...

     With all the rest of humankind
         ~ no one’s free of sin
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member colors of Paris

luna moth followed his favorite butterfly to Paris
She said it was the only place to be in the spring
they fit in well
turquoise and green
colors of France

Premium Member colors of france

luna moth followed his favorite butterfly to Paris
She said it was the only place to be in the spring
they fit in well
turquoise and green
colors of France

Black Men

Goes back 
Black cards or stack
Times couldn;t
Fight back 
All this is fact
Some tried to fit in
Had to grim and bend
This is history of some
BLACK MEN

Go Back to Where You Came From

Go back to where you came from they say
Which leaves me in utter dismay
I would not do well 
Trying to fit in a birth canal 
I wish silly people would just go away.
Form: Rhyme

Fitting

A battle within
I, simply, can’t win
 Forced in this ocean
I’ll sink or I’ll swim
I, too, shall learn
I’ll burn or be burned
Without casting stones
I’ll never fit in

Tanka With Kala

Blog chatter set off
Tanka with kala for us
to think and ink well
the art of Japan's waka
 31 syllable to fit in 5 lines



( Note :Kala is the name of the teacher)
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Lived My Whole Life Trying To Fit In

I am done with the modern age's version of the rat race.
I'm done forcing myself to fit in just to feel so out of place.
I am choosing to live life at my own specific pace.
Form: Sijo

Dick's Club

Dick was a guy with a suave golf club
Who only used it to eat his grub
Sportsman he portrayed
Golf he should have played
For now he cannot fit in his tub

3/28/2013
Craig's contest
Form: Limerick

School

School
A place where we try to fit in
And look cool
But within
We couldn't care less
Because we are already the best
Teachers teach
Students study
Trying to reach
For a buddy
© Ting Zhang  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Recognizing Where I Fit In

You will be the first to know she says
I never am
But I am often last
Which bothers me not
It helps me know her priorities
Making it easier for me not to do extra things for her.

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