Short Font Poems

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


Premium Member Smile In a Different Font

Your social construct?
Smile in a different font;
I asked for nothing;
The message is still the same;
Ridiculous dynamic.
Form: Tanka


Little Miss Fancy Font

A sweet little girl named Alex.
Always put words in italics.
Plain print wouldn't do.
So when she was through.
They were known as Alex Italics.
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Father's Font Fructified

Frequent famines, furrowed foreheads, faint
Father's font fructified, free flowing
fare for fragile famished families
finally fullness, faith
freedom from fervent fraught

The Font Of Angels

Desperation to breed contempt
the moment shattered
time illy spent

Choices bartered and freedom gone
the reaper chanting
old righteous wrongs

Panic stricken the nights repeat
the days long orphaned
abandoned sheep

One promise lingers in chastened air
the font of Angels
— baptism’s prayer

(Dreamsleep: January, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Sarcasm Font

If there was one thing that I really did want
I'd have to say it's a sarcasm font
I'd use it to torture, I'd use it to taunt
That would be one thing I really would flaunt
That would be awesome, I'd use only it
For some of these postings that's all that would fit
I'd install it myself if it came in a kit
A sarcasm font - now that'd be a hit
Form:


Font Options

Any utility that allows you to change a font, its colour
can be used on Poetry Soups poets notes no bothor
this line is in the coloured white, alright
the line above is in white to see it you must highlight
this line I have used a script font and used the colour red
All the above lines were typed using the OpenOffice utility
This line and the line above typed using PS's editor.
Form: Verse

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