Short Flaw Poems

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


Premium Member Long Shapely Legs

Her sexuality  constantly vaunted
Nakedness continually flaunted
With long shapely legs
Lets do it she begs
Then away she casually sauntered
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Maid's Flaw

there once a maid from the castle
whose weaving was rather facile
	her warp matched her weft
	but developed a cleft
she covered it with a tassel!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member One Flaw

A vampire known as Silent Killer,
wanted to star in a thriller;
He had just one flaw,
that lisp in his southern draw; 
Film’s a talkie, what a bummer.
Form: Limerick

Worst Flaw We Ever Saw

Worst Flaw We Ever Saw

Should see what it was that we saw;
Had been really terrible horrible flaw,
Which appeared,
That we feared;
Must see big crowd that it did draw.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Trio of Flaw Senyrus

It looks like a wound
strength often comes from bleeding;
Tall and proud, I stand.

Maybe if we share 
flaws become understanding;
Embrace your story.

I think I’m too short;
You think you’re too quiet; 
We just see perfect.
Form: Senryu


Thin Ice Meets Live Wire --JU

he never thinks fore he talks
but on rope, head high, he walks
there's nary a fear in mind
a stronger base you'll ne'er find

his voice a substantial weight
his promise looming and great
those below look up with awe
all too blind to spot a flaw
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Choler Flaw

Rage
Bursts
As a 
Volcano
Saying words without 
Reflecting the final results
Recognizing the topmost personality flaw
Generating to reach out for the temporary treatment to subdue distressed nerves
 








4-18-2016
For Own It Contest
Sponsored by Cyndi MacMillan
Form: Fibonacci

Premium Member Flaw

The Flaw
In Your Passion...

Therein: Exploited.

In The Imbalance...

Decided There: A
        "Value."

Promise Not To Tell?
What Is VALUE!?!?

I Remember...
I Promise.

Worth An Entire Life.

And So The Sea Arises:
Ripples In A Pond.

-Gray Squirrel

07-07-2026

Flaw

You said your dimple
Was a flaw
In the musculature of your face.

And then you disappeared.

A year later you called.

From the hissing distance far away.
You were surprised I remembered,
But of course I remembered.

Though I cannot remember your name
I cannot forget your flaw.

Flaw

The condition to unconditionally love another
permits the inherent flaw of
unconditional tolerance. Oh no, in 
silence of the future, in firm conviction of 
one’s heart. Before & after will 
not be the same. Life as it is, covers of 
various realities. As it is, reality tells you
truth.

Flaw

Flaw

F is for the way she looks in mirror,
Wondering who she’d be.
L is the love she forgets to give herself,
Herself sometimes she can’t see.

A is she’s always on her tippy toes,
Striving for what’s next.
W is what makes her beautiful,
Every flaw is what makes her best.

~shyneen glover
© Hani Hani  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Flower Without Flaw

Mirror, mirror on the wall,
Won't you please show me my flaws?
Beauty is not what I seek,
It's the defect that make one's weak.
I'd hate to be blinded by perfection
Such ideals I cannot thirst.
One can't gain without knowing their loss.
So mirror,
What can be worst
Than seeing only the fairest of them all?
© Qui Bee  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member The Threads of Flaw - Acquarian

A crack In each object The reason why we get Precious light. Diamond With a defect Better than flawless stone To be preferred’ Black spot Flaw of the moon But its absence will mean Beauty has flaw.
+++++++ April 20, 2014 Form: Acquarian Dr. Ram Mehta Contest: Threads by nette onclaud
Form: Verse

There Was a Flaw In Mr Einstein's Logic

There was a flaw in Mr. Einstein's logic
                                He made an elephant out of toothpick
                                  All said it was Mr. Einstein's genius
                                  That he made the matter egregious
                                   For Harry's anti-gravity broomstick.
Form: Limerick

Flaw Or Flawless That Is the Question

FLAWS

I once stopped to pause

and think of my flaws

     But I already knew

     That I had very few

So I gave myself a round of applause!



          FLAWLESS

I got no chance to be Flawless it's true

My wife says my Flaws are but two

     I asked "What are they my Dear?"

     Then she said loud and clear

"All that you say and all that you do!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Claw Flaw

Claw Flaw

small kitty cat
had but one flaw
he couldn’t count
the missing claw

so when his claw count
totaled seven
he thought he’d
cheated “kitty heaven”

when he thought
he was just fine
he learned he’d squandered
number nine

claw counting days
now sadly done
his feathered wings
still missing one


John G.  Lawless
8/29/2014
For PD’s One Sad Poem contest
Form: Verse

Communication

I step into a room of people.
All are strangers,
To me.

I stand on the sideline
To afraid to talk,
Knowing that I,
Stumble with Communication
And find it hard to get a conversation to flow fluently

Communication,
It's always been my struggle,
It's always been my weakness
But I have to persevere and communicate no matter what
on a daily basis

Communication,
It's a love hate relationship.

Flaw To B Flawless

Thwarted story if our journey begins
Wen fruitful knowledge makes adam sin
 Head acknowledge s the free will
In the choice of right or wrong 

Evil wins
To all the negativity our mind is inclined
Long before wen to b selfless was not a crime
Love replaced hatred to feed the needy
Were deeds considered crime
Who is wrong 
Wen we r all in the same que
Y to judge somebody
Wen they just sin differently
Form: Ballad

some days

the floorboard that gasps when stepped on
the blue bulb pulsing in an amber-lit room
the coffee stain colonizing your blue shirt—
some days, we’re nothing but
a tiny inconvenience

sharpen a pencil too far—it snaps
gargled too long, you swallow by accident
sending flowers too early—
some days, we’re nothing but
the clock that limps or leaps

some days, we are
the red shirt always missing—
until we bleed into everything

The Flaw of Man

Hunger sounds the tiger’s growl
Striking fear in his prey.
Hunger drives the wolf’s howl
As the night turns into day.
Hunger makes the vulnerable pay
Awakening the beast within.
Hunger deepens without delay
Forcing the honest man to sin.
When shall satisfactory begin?
Or shall the Devil’s grip tighten?
Only when the world fails to spin
Will his evil heighten.
Oh, how men value a single piece of bread,
For the Devil’s grip loosens once they are fed.
Form: Sonnet

My Christmas Tree

My Christmas Tree 

Oh Christmas tree, oh Christmas tree where is your home.

You stand so tall, such greenery delight.


Your poise is bold reaching upward always

Such silence of praise, you stand with might.


Yet friends have left you. both left and right

all alone you wonder, what is my blight.


One little flaw, I am not exactly right.

So here I stand, so alone and quiet.


No reason , no rhyme, just need some love,

At last, at last, a family sent from above.
Form: Ballad

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