Short Fitness Poems

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


Journey To Happiness

so glad you came
i was going insane
i needed love
you drop sky above
your my life fitness
your my
JOURNEY TO HAPPINESS


Little Bit of Kindness

try it
it will fit
go try this
you can't miss
do it with love
like a flying dove
its part of lives fitness
LITTLE
BIT OF KINDNESS

Power of Kindness

don't hurt tosay hello
as you go
make other day
have this to say
not just a race or face
for the fitness
its power of
KINDNESS

Fitness Brings Success

deserve to be fit 
                                      keeping expectation out
                                        fitness brings success
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Svelte Sylvia

Svelte Sylvia loved acrobatics
She did it in gyms and in attics
She did a pole vault
And a triple somersault
She is known as a fitness fanatic
Form: Limerick


Election Lady and Togetherness

she is the best
 there be no regets
that you can bet
she for us all
will stand tall
she is the world fitness
its the
ELECTION LADY
AND TOGETHERNESS

Flood's Fury

 
My heart aches of them,
My mind worries over them;
Their plight in cold breeze-
Fighting fitness to survive,
And still, troubled flood parades!

Power of Kindess

it strong you carry on
its a feeling
get you reeling
knowing some care
and willing ti share
make you aware
that  its health fitness
the
POWER OF KINDNESS
Form: Limerick

Health

Health is about
Public awareness
In-depth interconnectedness
Spiritual consciousness
Mental aliveness
Emotional fitness
Meaning, wholness
Global welleness.

Coffee and Business

its  plays a apart
make the day start
as you go
coffee the way we know
its a drink makes you wink
and think eyes blink
its part of deals fitness
COFFEE AND BUSINESS

Dancers

Six youthful dancers at the peak of physical fitness,
But time was cruel: their beauty withered and arthritis set in.
They will remain young and beautiful for ever in the photo.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Pinch An Ear

O help me!  I've fallen
And I can't get it up!
I'm stuck here acrawlin'
Up a Double-D cup

Now don't let us dicker
I am over the hill
Just be a mite quicker
Slipping me that blue pill!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fitness Smell

I want fitness and what do I get A field of blue-bonnets, I just bet I don’t smell like that It’s just an attack Of the nose senses as I sure sweat
Russell Sivey
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Limber Seniors

Yoga positions
pretzel launching pad, painful
crowd wilts from fitness

senior endurance
festiness charges living
folks uncurl, relieved 











Senryu composed August 7/21
Form: Senryu

Thinksgiving and Homeless

give a can lend  hand
make you stand
get on the give band
there people
of ever race ever  face
in need bed and food
its to cool
to  be part this fitness
its
THINKSGIVING AND THE
HOMELESS

Take Pride In Your Blackness

we hard some rough time
walk pickett line
carry sign
all this was for change
so go insane
no going back thats a fact
its race fitness
let the lord be your guide
TAKE PRIDE IN YOUR
BLACKNESS

Sins and Forgiveness

It was something lean 
Also very clean
Dust just collected
It became thick and fat
Then got that dusted
Things got adjusted 
Melted all the fatness 
Became lean gained fitness 
Pretty now and in cleanness

Premium Member Calorie Counting

Entered what I ate today in my fitness quest Heard a siren, an ambulance approached from the west They didn't waste time It's not a good sign Perhaps next I weigh myself, my clothes I'll divest
Form: Limerick

Sweatiness the End

Wetness,the dress in what we born,

Sweatiness in stress,fitness or torn,

In wetness and sweatiness,

In proudness or shameless,

In heaviness or lightness while we grow,

But the sweatiness,is the business at the end all go!

Adulthood

Here comes —
slowly— the greyed fitness with heavy, 
clasping hands, that tie up
limbs with the flayed string of life,
in which we build gingerly,
toddle for the last time,
and climb stairs more with our breaths
than with our senses.

Error By Default

No one 
Never seen God 
Ever sees his Men God 

No one can hide from God 
Very wide the eyes of God 

No one God to witness 
No Men is given this fitness 

God is in complete at him no fault 
Men are incomplete error made by default

Premium Member ONE DUMBELL AT A TIME

Lift
Train
Intensify
Rhythm
Pain into gain
Strength to remain
Focus on concept
Feel the effect
Body parts transform
Aim to improve
Before into after
Accomplishment
Determined
Devoted
Fitness throughout
Dumbell Theory
Work it out

Low Tide Browns Bay

Old mooring pylon
 with shag aloft,
wings flapping.
 Fitness freaks with dogs
jog the shore -
 one woman in particular,
her thighs slapping.
 An old heron and I
are amused -
 we fly away,
both of us clapping.

       

Written: circa 1993
Form: Rhyme

A Good Man

He healed, changed individual persons,
But Guttmann caused, beckoned legislation,
His remembrance went towards our fitness, warmth;
He behaved in the name of love, meaning,
For his neighbours, country residents, friends.


Poetry form: syllabic, not free verse

Risk-Resistant System

R-isk-resistant system
O-bliterates the transmission; 
N-ever will it succumb to
A-ilment's atrocious affliction.

P-hysical fitness and health
U-pend the morbid mayhem; 
N-o way will it damage
O-ne risk-resistant system.

Topic: Birthday of Rona F. Puno (June 08)
Form: Acrostic

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