Short Go Past Poems

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


My Fledglings It's Time

So now I sit and watch the years go past
I wonder how my children grew so fast






For : Time - single rhyming couplet contest 
1st Place
Form: Couplet


Anna and the French Kiss

I wrote
arrow
so fast
go past
Cover-
is dew
morn hung
hundredth
arrow
is cast
Blasted
night  bed.
becloud
lover
he drew.


Sponsor by Mystic Rose Rose  08-18-21.
© Kathy Bahr  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

What You Think

What you think is what you are
Be careful where you think to go
Rise up and fly beyond a star
Send some love out very far
Look up beyond the trees and clouds
Far beyond our earthen shrouds
See the universe at last
And watch the galaxies go past
Form: Rhyme

Beyond the Sea Line

Beyond The Sea Line 

One day I wish to go past the line where 
The sky and the sea meet, 
I wish to sail on the water while the 
Dramatic breeze blows through my hair 
I wish to live my life the way I want and
Be free and happy, with no worries.

Wednesday

Wake up
Hair messed

Stand up
Get dressed

Go there
Punch in

Pay her
Pay him

The hours
Go past

Work done
Go fast

Talk with
My friends

They are
The end

Eat food
Good cook

Read news
Caught crook

The world 
So deep

I'm going
To sleep
Form: Footle


Premium Member Forge Ahead

Have faith
                                       Let go past
                                    Forgive right now
                              Do not forget your dreams
                                         Live now












Nayda Ivette
10-6-2015
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member Extremes

Mile high eyes Miss Imagination,
beguile us with a new fairy tale.
Style the hair of an unruly wish
while writing a journey at grande scale.

No way let your eyes start to open,
throw out reality for daydreams.
Below your lids let your mind wander,
go past what is known aim for extremes.
Form: Lento

Premium Member Injury

Injury

One thing is true in this life we live,
it takes great passion to forgive.
Letting go past hurts and injuries,
caused by people’s selfish treacheries.

Realizing pay back’s not our own,
we move on, leaving insult alone.
Yet deep inside a recessed core,
there lurks a wound that is still sore.




9/26/16
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Emancipation Proclamation

Close your eyes
Open your left eye
Then your right eye
Count forward to one

Now close your right eye
Then your left eye
Count backwards to fifteen
Go past that number to sixty-eight 
  and then proceed  backwards to it

Open both eyes
And see the world 
In its totality
Count to twenty-nine

Open your heart 
You are now ready 
To conquer the world
Free at last!

Long Day

Watching the clouds go past as time goes by.
Here one day gone the next no reason why.
I'm a slave to the grind and theres a war in my mind.
I'm no stranger to dreaming but they've left me behind.
It's a long hard road just trying to survive.
all the people you meet are just staying alive.
It's a long day when you struggle and strive.
working all week just trying to get by.

Emptiness

The emptiness of this room 
As it gets closer and closer
Alone and deserted without no one in sight
italics/em>Where are all the people italics/em>

It is so sad you gone 
Left me in the air of no return
My heart is broken 
italics/em>My heart shattered to pieces italics/em>

The days go past me without a word said
The mornings feel lonely 
The nights are more empty

With Days

WITH  DAYS.

With days long gone
But venom still strong
As if core of universe
Conspiring against itself
Ensouled grief all along.

Tell me tales not of demise
Ended in clay the beauteous forms
As if had annulled everything anew
 Scenes of wrath into teared storms.

Let us go past dreaded dreams
With outrage to devise anew
Life’s stumbling gait to rectify
Flying across saline streams.
Form: Verse

A Child's Poem

I saw a cloud go drifting by and doing so I cast my eye upon another puff of white following the first one’s flight. The two they traveled stern to bow by wind and sky I know not how but onward, onward they did sail their speed increasing with the gale. So what am I to do at last just sit and watch the clouds go past or follow them to lands beyond? Yes! Follow them to lands beyond!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nantucket 1942

I am running the Sconset bluff path.
I go past darkened houses,
black out curtains hanging,
past Linda Thomas and Jolene Baer
who are chasing rabbits into the privet hedges.
Their fathers call out to them-
“Careful girls!”-
drinks sloshing, ice tinkling
as I go by invisible,
yet sensed.
A summer later,
I will be gone.
Starched, ironed khakis
in a trunk wait ahead in my room.
The beginning and end 
of a life never started.

After Not Standing the Smell and More

After Not Standing the Smell

Seems like wherever we did dwell,
After having sat for a short spell,
Confession;
A question;
Why could we not stand the smell.

Jim Horn

Odor of Each Voter with Mouth that Is a Motor

Was something about the odor,
That emitted from every voter;
Rather quaint,
And a saint,
Having mouth run by a motor.

Jim Horn

Might as well write them all together
so I will not go past my limit of 10.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Time Lapse

Places that once had names
changed by wind and rain
and sun and shifting sands
once mapped and framed 
bad lands claim
dry bones. 

Desert meets sky
   and rivers run dry
and road is lost
    to all who try
to find their way
    to shining pools
of silver lies
    miraged below 
forgetful skies. 

Days go past in time lapsed
skies changing fast to black 
to red to blue to white 
and back again
to no end
in sight. 

4/7/14

Snowing At Midnight

A dry, December snow,
full moon behind the clouds,
diffuse, silvery glow,
casts blue tint all around,
Road layered in bright white,
the plows yet to go past,
serene scene cannot last,
sparkle of Christmas lights.

There’s no life to be seen,
as if the world’s on pause,
just half-darkness and me,
watching powdery frost.
Austere ice, ageless, cold,
here and gone every year,
the brisk wind makes eyes tear,
a pale night, shrouded, old…
Form: Rhyme

A Bet Made - Decuain

This time in June as days are fair and bright,
Brig Copenhagen takes her leave from coast
to sail on Java's way for copra white.
Bet's made with schooner Captain Jake that most
in Brigantine returns first,aye, our boast.
The sheets are filling wide with breeze this day,
to gentle Zephyr we lift high a toast.
Swells go past oak boards showing gleams of spray
Toward Java we run free without delay
Good time lest blame foul weather moves our way.
Form: Rhyme

Sixty

My heart felt heavy when I saw your picture.
A beautiful pixie even still as we get older.
What should have been and what will never be.
And time to dream about you in eternity.

What is my name, I cannot speak.
Months go past and I feel so weak.
That's how I felt back when I was young,
Unable to make my stand or feel strong.

A beautiful woman turned sixty today.
I wish I was there to give her a hug.
And say to her maybe we might take a walk.

Premium Member I Was a Sitting Duck

I was a sitting duck when the tide came in.
No idea it would go past my chin.
I struggled and I flopped.
I bucked and I hopped.
It took me way out to sea.
I went under quickly, poor little me.

But a dolphin came along and gave me a push.
That old water threw me up in a whoosh.
I found myself all safe and sound.
To say thanks I looked all around.
But the dolphin was gone with a flip and a wink,
And I resumed washing dishes in our old kitchen sink.
Form: Rhyme

Hide and Seek, Contest

i am going
to close
my eyes

and when i do
i' m going to count
to ten

so get ready
i going to find
you

all my
little friends

here i go
starting with the
number one

till i get to
ten

ready, set,
go...

one, two
I can hear
your shoes

three, four
there running
across the
kitchen floor

five, six
they sound like
a bag of stick

seven, eight
don't go past
the baby gate

nine, ten
i found you!

so, lets do it
all over again.
Form: Rhyme

Past Never

Past Never 

Forever Doesn't Last Too Long 
If You Take a Different View 
Consider for a Moment 
The Love I Have for You 

It Will Go past Never 
On Through Eternity 
Before You Have a Single Doubt 
Of My Sincerity 

So Love Me for All Time 
Knowing I Love You 
Past the Time Called Never 
It's Something We Will Do 

Now Take My Hand and Hold on Tight 
This Journey Goes past Never 
You Have Me and I Have You 
It Will Be That Way Forever 

Connie Moore
Form: Rhyme

More

I want like I need
more takes the lead
and I follow in
this hollow sin
making all desire
the healthy fire

I want like I need
water feeds the seed
and running for
what I implore
I go past plenty
and snub the bentlee

I want like I need
for the cravings bleed
battered callous feet
struggles muscle's meat
extra not enough 
is hoarding stuff

I want like I need
constant hungers feed 
nothing to suffice
wanting rolls the dice
so that having heals 
or so it feels
Form: Rhyme

This Time

This time is the time,
Time to ascend over miseries
Overcome my barren dreams
Go past all broken promises,
And listen to words of insight
Awakening my journey with leap of hope;
This time is time,
Moment of truth,
Of breaking the cycle
Declutter my desires
And adopt artless sincerity,
As I admire waves breaking gently
Bringing back my good yesterday,
To move forward without heavy load,
And embrace life testament delightfully;
This time is the time
To sanctify my aliveness

Lost Moments

Lost Moments 

        Dr Ranjit Dutta

Fleeting whispers
Smiles so bright,
Gone with wind
Into endless night.
Unclaimed kisses,
Unseen tears,
Echoes fade
All the years through.

Haze memory
Recalls
Missed opportunities 
Once and all.
A bitter-sweet reminder 
To see
The value of now
In destiny,

Each precious moment 
A gift divine
Never comes again,
The chance to shine
Embrace the present, 
Let go  past
Only as past 
Because the time's river, 
Forever flows fast.
Form: Verse

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