Short Free Rein Poems

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


Premium Member Freedom At Last

liberty in waves cantering along the shore free-rein no rider
Image by ATDSPHOTO Pixabay
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Free Rein

the mind beauty deep electric storm of wild thoughts — we control the reins 1/28/2020 Senryu on Mind Poetry Contest Jenish Somadas
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Einstein's Idea

Imagination
Poets
Spontaneous magic
No limit, uninhibited
Einstein’s highest form of intelligence
Give her free rein, and let her soar
She will take you places
Your muse driven
Imagination

Premium Member Gorlizasaurs

We are Gorlizasaurs and have free rein,
To tear you apart so you’ll feel more pain
Than scorching in lava or acid rain.
And when we’re done, the few souls that remain 
Will then face the fiend that’s holding our chain.


For In 5 Lines or less contest
Form: Monorhyme

A Gift~ Life

wisdom and wishes
openness of mind
respectful and resolute
daring  yet kind
strong and determined

obstinate and bold
friends of our youth
  ~ our friends when we're old

love everlasting forever and a day
Instinct keen and cunning
   ~ a talent they say
freedom free rein
   ~ some far fetched ideas
enduring and enjoying
   ~ God's gift of the years
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Abstracted An Open Form

ABSTRACTED

 an elegant
obsession
 transformed
 from the absence
 of light
beyond black
a
created complex
of smoothness
in
 surfaces
absorbed
by
reflected light
so
 hard to exploit

  a
 fascination
with luminosity's
potential
 to create
to juxtapose
&
 overwhelm
in swathes
of
the
normal

such
a
duality
of
the
delicate shadowed
then
 merge
to
 a free rein
in
 interpretation
of
notions

Detect Bit of Ambivalence

Detect Bit of Ambivalence

Threw me for a curve
And loop and must be normal
To belong in group.

Is something missing
Or me who is resisting
Rules are insisting.

When I run rampant
And completely have free rein
Will I drive you insane?

Live in land of free
And will and receive my fill
Let's leave it at that?

Problems with my poetry group and me
resulting in my dropping out and staying
with Poetry Soup.

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

Premium Member arrogant pencil Mack

Pencil jumped out of my right hand and gave my left fingers a tiny tap
Three new ideas came to me in a quick snap; I needed pencil back.
Pencil refused to take direction, gave my cheek a tiny slap.
It was my fault for personalizing him and naming him Mack.
Mack wrote for an hour and ten minutes, never taking a break.
I noted it was all about himself, and most of it was fake.
Serves me right for giving him free rein.
Having an arrogant pencil is a bit of a pain.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Markers In Time

An anniversary smile; triggers feelings that beguile. A joyous celebration of your love's affirmation. Congratulations are due as your friends party with you. And they roast your special day, with banter and interplay. Time for fun festivities; and adult activities. Feelings are given free rein, as love's toasted with champagne. Marking this date every year, why you celebrate, is clear. And thus, these markers in time feel fantastic: quite sublime.

Premium Member Liberty Reign-

Literally independence sovereignty

Independent autonomy license in free rein

Being just let be

Everywhere surroundings freed

Reaching for the separate devises

The State of being free within a society



Reign freedom, rings

Everywhere there's air

Indenpenant and by one's self

Gone on into unlatched mode

Never to be confined again

12/7/19

Written words by James E. Lee Sr. 2019©
Form: Acrostic

What Joy Preserved

When (Clive Staples) C. S. Lewis
met Joy Gresham, a Jewess, 
he had questioned his faith in God.
She gently proved his doubt was flawed. 

Later in his book, …Grief Observed
Lewis writes of what Joy preserved.
Changed by what he had learned of pain,
from his wife who gave him free rein.


for Dr. Ram's contest  " Husbands are in
heaven whose wives scold not"
a quatrain with an air of clerihew


I recommend a study of their  brief marriage -
C.S. Lewis and Joy Davidman Gresham.
Form: Quatrain

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