Short Forego Poems

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


Dead Road

Looking back, was the rose in me,
Looser having his heart savagely grime...

Looming at the jar,
Was the poisoned love.


The Harvest Food.

Twin shades of a noble bird
simmer in copper
as I forego the pigskin
for soft, sleepy, sweet
cranberry burnished
succulent
meat!
Form: Epulaeryu

In Solitude of Heart

In solitude of heart,
Only myself
     with which to hear
     what echoes deep within.

In stillness,
     friend or foe?
     Make peace?
     Forego?

Premium Member Cupid, Don'T Be Stupid

His Aim
      A Shame

      Narrow
      Arrows

      Find Hips
      Miss Lips

      Forego
      Crossbow

      Next Year
      Try Spears
Form: Footle

Premium Member Kissing Lips

Flavors of Christmas -
eggnog, fudge and pecan pie -
I would all forego
to savor your sugared kiss
underneath the mistletoe

Dec. 21, 2019 for Bobby May's Kissing Contest
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Banana Cream Pie

Banana Cream Pie I could eat by the barrel My waistline would suffer, it's a losing battle I could eat like a fly Forego all that pie And still I'd resemble some hefty beef cattle © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Whom Do You Trust

Whom Do You Trust Short Poem: by Miracle Man 1-21-2023 Whatever besets me or my day entails, I’ll keep the faith knowing God prevails. By trusting in HIM I can forego details, my trust is in Him for HE never fails.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Augustinianism

Love my once loved mistress
I must now there forego 
A cauldron of such a lawless love
The spring of friendship with the filth of concupiscence
I beclouded its brightness with the hell of lustfulness.
Emotion gone not but the lovely sextress
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Nocturnal Temptations

You've made it to the moon
     the tiny creature said
   He had a tempting piece of cheese
     wrapped around his head

   Though insanely hungry
     I thought it kind of right
   to forego the cheese this once
     and keep the night alight
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Into the Sunlight

Aspires buoyancy,
            
                                  Morning sun peaks to brilliance,

                                         Woes forego , sunsets !!








Haiku - 5/7/5
Written on 10/5/14
Sponsor- Shadow Hamilton
Contest - Into the Sunset
Form: Haiku

Little Pig,Little Pig,A Rewrite

little pig beware the lupine cliques-
that prowl the woods of politics
the scent of money they adore
as all the while they howl for more
yowling from the forest floor
beguiling with their wily tricks
forego the straws and fragile sticks
and build your house of bricks!
Form: Couplet

Augustinianism

Love my once loved
mistress
I must now there
forego 
a cauldron of such a
lawless love
the spring of
friendship with the
filth of
concupiscence
I beclouded its
brightness with the
hell of lustfulness.
emotion gone but
still remains there
the lovely sextress
© Nigel Fox  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Witch Hunt

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
Forego thy demons, none would be found here

Such guile belies the pleasure of the young

Until thy trials should rise of fact, not fear,

so will thy measure see the pious hung

•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
06/08/2018
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pie In The Sky


        It’s PIE in the SKY !
        To EXPECT, RESPECT from male
        towards a woman :
        and HENCE to stop VIOLENCE.
        Male EGO just to FOREGO.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Red Line

There is a red line in the sand
they stand against it, hand in hand,
both face-to-face and toe toe-to-toe;
a grain that neither will forego.
It shifts, the sand, as winds do blow
but neither side will ever show
the kings and aces in their hand
blood has less value than the land.
war
Form: Rhyme

Poetry Blues

What is it that compels us to 
forego
what is.
The known.
Fact, 
proven or held true by the 
many.
Excuse ourselves from family 
and friends.
Step into a moving river 
Swim against the tide 
And try 
To alter the current,
Refract the shadow
Refine the flow,
with words 
that really define us.
© Joe Murphy  Create an image from this poem.

Baptized There

My life a poem, forego the count,
that comes in threes and fours

The space between to catch new breath,
that time may now allure

These moments gifted more than once,
constant in their prayer

Whose vow will cast the river wide
—new words to baptize there

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Baptized There

My life a poem, forego the count,
  that comes in threes and fours

The space between to catch new breath,
  that time may now allure

These moments gifted more than once,
  now constant in their prayer

Whose vow will cast the river wide,
 —new words to baptize there

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2017)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Never Ending

'Let me tell you a story'
  O, those magical words
Sleepy heads snap to attention
  Gather round, eager birds

Stories you tell have a beginning
  a middle and always an end
And a happy ending
  can be your best friend

But the 'story' making headlines today
  is one often ending in woe
Unlike your magical tales
  This is one to forego
Form: Rhyme

Mystery of Love

Firecrackers bursting tare, 
New years, new tear... 

Burst the durst,
Accurst in an outburst, 

Rainfalls witnessing the tough times,
Outfalls are the rough mistimes... 

A go to his ego,
Forego the flamingo, 

Bye to a lovely lover, my heart...
Eyes are gravely over, my harte... 

Broom, a bloom in his room,
Groom, a doom in his darkroom...
Form: Couplet

Valentine Exchange

a limerick

No longer sweehearts, but I need a gift.
For just a day can we forego our rift?
You get me a puppy dog;
I'll buy you a marble frog.
On Valentine morn, exchange will be swift.

I'll treasure the frog, hand-picked and hand made;
you'll dote on your puppy without charade.
The gifts are no bother
we'll share with each other.
Just be glad, I didn't choose a grenade.
Form: Limerick

Left To Wander

Alone
in my boyhood
the adult awaits
impatient indulgence
the year growing late

The woods
and the forest
refuse to let go
my spirit within them
the man to forego

Parents
and teachers
left counting the days
as wonder and whimsy
hold on and delay

The moment
I falter
the day that I fall
that boy left to wander
— where time never calls

(Dreamsleep: January, 2024)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Ego To Honour

EGO  TO HONOUR

     
    I honour my Ego
           never to forego,
                 supporting my self esteem
                         to fulfil desired dream.
    
  Me: Born fighter
     Ego acts as lighter
          igniting soul, illuminating brighter.

  Me cheerful 
      not grave,
          but blissful 
              and brave
               even in Grave.

01/21/23
Form: Rhyme

Christmas Will Find You

No matter where you go,
Or what you do,
Christmas will catch up with you.

No matter where you hide,
With or without a guide, 
Christmas will be there before you.

Working through will not be enough of a reason,
To forego the season,
As Christmas has already caught up with your workmates.

Best to just think of the state,
Of your plates, 
When Christmas brings you unexpected guests.

Premium Member Dorothy in OZ

   Miss Dorothy Gale , European
    was forced to learn language Ozian.
          Book ‘Wizard of OZ’-
          She read from A to Z,
   and encountered witty magician.
 
       Just hypnotised by magical wonder
       also mesmerised by splendid splendour,
             common sense to forego
              and IQ turned zero.
      In land of OZ she had to wander.
Form: Limerick

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