Short For Free Poems

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


Moving Up...

The trees are forest of immortal love:
To kiss all without tears for free and innocent
Wisdom of Teddy Bears moving up...
Form: Haiku


Don'T Need a Ticket

you can ride for free
just be
heavenly
do the lords will
you get over the hill
he'll fixs it
you
DON'T NEED A TICKET

Premium Member If you dont' Bowl there's no need to read this poem



                                             FOR FREE: 
                         Used Bowling Ball, Needs Spare Parts.
Form: Senryu

Complete Happiness

happiness in love,
is when we find the person
which has the other half portion
that we lack, and offers it
for free.... !

Premium Member Thanksgiving's Every Day

Let us thank the Lord Above
  for every hour of Love
bestowed for free 'pon me and you
  ~ to Him our lives in truth are due
Form: Couplet


Just Laugh

Laughter is the music of the soul
In life a fundamental goal
With no expense it's all for free
It feels really good I guarantee
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member On a Clear Day

Fools hop like
wild kangaroos
while real men
take to the pen
and quill
honour has its price
fools will always dance
for free

Pennies

i aint gettin any
nobody rides for free
if its me its ephiphany
whats the deuteromity?
slow down
dont let em hear
cheers!!!!!!!

Premium Member Nomadic Waters

Nomadic waters travel Across the world for free and Never speak of their travels; They keep their secrets.
Form: Dodoitsu

If I Am a Black Canary

I'll absorb agony in my sonic waves~ opera for free

August 30, 2020

If I Am A Super Heroine-Hero Poetry Contest
Sponsor: JCB Burl
Form: Monoku

Eve's Drop

A priest hears confessions Q.T.
And grants absolution for free
Just hearing a cop
In a doughnut shop
Scares the "Be-Jesus" out of me!
Form: Limerick

Gone Blotto

Bottle shops are grottos,
I, too, could go blotto,
But that is so not me,
 Your catty comments are for free,
 I remain, always chirpy!

I Feed Corn To Pigeons

I've been to battlegrounds fighting for free
                I've run worlds searching fortune
                 now feed corn to pigeons
Form: Kimo

City Christmas Tree

it comes very tall
biggest the a wall
to stand
with your hand
in your pocket
like a socket
ND WATCH FOR FREE
THE
city christmas tree

Reasoning

Why people pay to skate
Seems quite insane to me;
They pay to slip and fall,
When pavements are for free.


For Paula's Voice of Reason contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wild Turkeys

Gobblers a gobbling
                                under the oak trees old boughs
                                       acorns all for free
Form: Haiku

Missed Her, Right

I know a lass who sleeps around
She's great on top or on the ground
When blokes just like me
Can have her for free
Mr. Right will never be found
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Three For Free

globalization
denationalization
interdependence

unattainable
immeasurability
everlastingness

civilization
oversimplification
elimination
© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Don'T Be Mad At Me

you seen so sad
and thats bad
you've been had
wake from this hate stuff
am the one you can trust
i will work for you too
for free
DON'T BE MAD AT ME

A Bumble Bee Limerick

I licked up a bumble bee think he thought I was Pee Wee so he bit my knee did it all for free on the count of one two three
Form: Limerick

Marie

There once was a girl called Marie
She worked at One Stop for free
She would pack up your bags
Sell u some fags
Yet her gob was as loud as can be!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Venerable Morning

a venerable morning
scorning
the absence
of destiny
all for free
for naught
is me
abstaining
politely
from this
race of man
for all 
to see
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Humpback Whales Song

Singers in the cold dark Atlantic Sea
Humpback whales crooning for free
Complex songs that are repeated for hours
Just one of the ocean’s mighty powers
Form: Rhyme

Moving

For free verse or Rhyme Poetry Contest - used Photo 1:


Dense forest
I want to go inside
I want to keep it for later

This is now
There is no later

The Woman Who Could Eat Wood Eats a House, from THE WOMAN WHO COULD EAT WOOD

The Woman Who Could Eat Wood Eats a House


For free, 
The Woman Who Could Eat Wood ate a pine house
for a too bitter, battered and bruised divorcee.
Form: Rhyme

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