Short Forbids Poems
Short Forbids Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Forbids by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Forbids by length and keyword.
doditsu
Nature knows that smell forbids.
Aphids avoid marigolds.
Match for a reflex magnet
in your berry patch.
March 9, 2011
It's a Do-Do kinda day, by Francine Roberts
Categories:
forbids, funny, nature, science, work,
Form:
Dodoitsu
Woe is me, Woe is me
The rafter in my own eye
forbids me to speak of
the redwood tree in yours
From this pain, there is no release
suffer I must, in total silence
Woe is me, Woe is me
Categories:
forbids, pain,
Form:
I do not know?
We had visitors for a Momma's Day celebration
Look forward to Poppa's Day with great anticipation
To see our kids
Distance forbids
Regular visits are impossible so instead frustration
Categories:
forbids, humorous,
Form:
Limerick
Crossing over
into the realm
of non-description
reference and paradigm
sleep alone
Borders falling inward
upon themselves
leaving only what
the mind forgoes
—and the soul forbids
(The New Room: 1-15-2025)
Categories:
forbids, in memoriam,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
forbids, age, discrimination, meaningful, words,
Form:
Light Verse
True, truth can be heard from mouth of babes
Reason why, want them at young age
Know they, them their own true sage
Yet, sent signal meant rage
Forbids them turn page
War with self, wage
Dark light plague
Locking
cage
Categories:
forbids, word play, writing, youth,
Form:
Nonet
the jailor and the prisioner
the addicted and the addict
the enabler and the addict
daughter chooses a crackhead husband
who forbids her to see her family
he beats her
and she stays
because
when he's sober he's great.
I've seen him
He's satan.
Categories:
forbids, sorry
Form:
I do not know?
Walk
briskly
through the dark.
For ignorance
forbids fearful feet from facing forward.
Forward into the light of acceptance
— the only true
cure for such
blinded
eyes.
9.18.18
Double Tetractys (1-2-3-4-10-10-4-3-2-1 sylabble count)
Categories:
forbids, courage, discrimination, fear,
Form:
Tetractys
Let me tell about a snowman, Ole Frosty
He needs a facelift that's way too costly
Coal eyes are covered by saggy eyelids
And a dimple chin reaches his forbids
Sponsor: Brian Strand
Contest: Four-liner: Clerihew
Written: December 08, 2014
Categories:
forbids, funny,
Form:
Clerihew
Sin is an offense against Eternal God
Sin is a thought
A word
An action
Contrary to the law of Eternal God
Sin therefore is the will to sustain or follow after what justice forbids
From which the will is free to abstain
Poem Written: 1042023
Poetry Form: Free Verse
Categories:
forbids, christian, god, jesus, men, people, sin, women,
Form:
Free verse
Interlude That Did Include To Collude
This is all we hear about on MSNBC.
While we were in middle of an interlude,
Things apparently are properly viewed,
What he did,
God forbids;
Trump can have the ability to collude.
Jim Horn
To either conclude or not to
conclude that Trump did collude
Before starting a family feud,
Which we know coud be skewed.
Categories:
forbids, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
I cry all
The time,
And knowing
I shouldn't do it
As an adult,
It tears me apart.
I can't get mad
At everything
Like I do now.
Knowing that if,
I snap at others later,
It hurts me.
Showing my emotions,
It seems the future
As an adult
Forbids it.
Seeing we all act alike,
Why?
For the When doing wrong feels so write poetry contest.
Categories:
forbids, age, anger, youth,
Form:
Free verse
I
The topless tress became completely nude
As if they felt upcoming autumn’s mood
Cold sunny autumn sky reflected me
Awakening the raven of reality
II
Autumn topless tress
Before the winter’s freeze
A beggar at the Parliament
My heart forbids me: no lament.
Abandoned Meus square
Forgotten. Unaware
Rue de Commerce over here
Commerce is everywhere.
Categories:
forbids, 7th grade,
Form:
Classicism
False Dawn's ribbon invades the night
Fear forbids to close my weary eyes
Drift off, away, never more to rise
What's the point of hanging on?
Should I give in, Let be done?
Riddled body... Lying quiet
I have said my farewells
A lonely tolling of Bells
Kind Spirits implore
Calm acceptance
Of Time called
To embrace
A new life
With our
Maker
From
Now
On
.
Categories:
forbids, death,
Form:
Shape
The 15th Law of Power
Forbids mercy during an attack
For the enemy who's life is spared
Is the one who lives to fire back
So if you've aspirations
To take the crown off of my head
You had better keep that trigger squeezed
Until you're damn sure that I'm dead
If you are not strong enough
To go in for the kill
You can make a bet on your last dime
That when I rise again, I will
Categories:
forbids, anger, courage, hate, motivation, philosophy, rights, war,
Form:
Rhyme
Oh, darling!
Look what you did,
To trust you again,
My heart forbids.
My blood can neglect,
These nerves can bear.
But tell me, were you been paid,
To be my betrayer?
Left the pieces of my heart,
On the street you walk unshod,
Giving warmth by your feet,
On the tears I shed.
Wild fetishes of yours,
With my sweet fantasies,
Could never fine-tuned.
Might be the reason for our RUIN.
Categories:
forbids, betrayal, boyfriend, break up, endurance, for him,
Form:
Rhyme
The Eighth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution
prohibits cruel AND unusual punishment.
It does not prohibit cruel punishment.
It does not prohibit unusual punishment.
It only forbids cruel AND unusual punishment.
Therefore, cruel punishment is totally constitutional.
So, too, is unusual punishment.
When I say this, some of my liberals friends are in total astonishment.
Categories:
forbids, conflict, corruption, language, political,
Form:
Political Verse
Poem Containing Danger
Stayed up, and I did think all night;
If Tomino poem, you were to recite,
Can create rage,
Read page to page,
Out loud and total disaster will invite
Tomino is said to be part of a Japanese
urban legend. A certain poem may kill
anyone who will say it out loud. God
forbids you saying things out loud.
Read Tomino's Hell out loud and
disaster will likely strike you.
Jim Horn
Categories:
forbids, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
R-eal lover of art and literature
O-ver the years, that creates
G-enuine and original ideas
E-xpressed through highly dedicated works
R-evering the value of writing as a form of expression.
C-onstantly promoting originality and forbids
A-ny kind of vicious imitation.
R-everberating the spirit of
V-aluing the sanctity of the
I-deas of others, so real
S-elf esteem and sense of ownership will be achieved.
September 14, 2022
Categories:
forbids, poetry,
Form:
Acrostic
The sun
My hope
My faith
The sun
It warms my face
Rids of the cold
It brings good
Forbids evil
Optimistic
Shining so bright
Up high above my head
Showing me my life path
The rays beating down
In a friendly way
Cradling us all
It's children
A lesson
It teaches us
To never stop shining
In the darkest hours of life
Never ever stop fighting
If what you are,
Is worth it
Shine
The sun
The heart of the sky
The heart of all hope
The sun
Categories:
forbids, faith, hope, natureheart, heart,
Form:
Quatrain
just wish i can
fly away fly
away wit u in
my arms then i can show
ur a new world n way
to ur dreams n a new me
dat u never seen i just
lose my mind if anythin happen
dat forbids us to be together
just close ur eyes each lovin
day n if u close ur eys if u get
scared and if u do just kno
i won`t let anythin harm u or
anyone hurt or get to u or hit u
just feel the gental touch of
my hand on ur back just carsing
u up n down ur body till there
r no more frowns
Categories:
forbids, animals
Form:
I do not know?
Children ask so many questions.
Often enough, children face hard lessons.
They learn that people lie.
They learn that sometimes a part of your family doesn't love you.
Those children grow up so insecure.
They are never for sure.
They doubt mostly themselves.
They often enough doubt everyone else.
They learn that society can be so cruel to kids.
For them to belong, the world forbids.
Everyone warns them to not talk to strangers.
Adults never realize they pose the exact same dangers.
Categories:
forbids, child, childhood, children, family, sad, society, world,
Form:
I do not know?