Short Grades Poems

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


Premium Member Final Grades - Peas

Peas can be green, yellow or black
  Often sweet, never sour

You can eat them at virtually any hour
  Yet when finished, who is ever satisfied
Form: Rhyme


Graduation

From a school or college
Ceremony connected with commencement
All degrees marked
Classification into grades
According to amount, size, quality, etc.

Satisfied

sit up straight
stand up tall
never falter
never fall
stay in school
make the grades
never fail
be a hero
be a star
be everything 
but what you are

Race Beginning Than Winning

Always knee from very beginning,       
Each race run I would be winning;
Grades be better;
Wear letter sweater;
Wrestling, my opponent pinning.

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

Premium Member Teacher's Pet

Writing all of these lines, in detention where I so willingly,
As his dearest teacher's pet, I am voluntarily
Buying my good grades with my own beauty and body.
Form: Sijo


Premium Member New Short Story - Grades Ruin Everything

I've posted a new short story.

Because the length of pieces we can post here is crazy limited.

https://www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/grades_ruin_everything_9428

Premium Member Zen mode

which chakra is higher 
and which is lower
in as grades ego assigns
when all there is is bliss
playing at different octaves 
within the spectrum 
of our limited cognition

Did Receive a Diploma

Passed all my grades  and received a diploma;
Question asked was where is all of the aroma;
A New tactic;
Being aromatic;
Told them was while passing through Tacoma.

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

Note Taking

Take good notes and penmanship
Or else grades may take a dip

Always learning brand new things
But can't  relate if writing stings

Anything I can do
It's what I set my mind to!
Form: Couplet

They Also Ran

Ever since the world began
there were those who 'also ran.'
Not for them the highest grades,
not for them great accolades.
Mediocrity rarely shatter.
That they ran is what most matters.
Form: Epigram

A Proud, Black, Young Lady

I should be holding my head up high
because I'm a young, black lady
who graduated high school
and is now going to
college. I make good
grades and have a
job that God's
blessed me
with.
Form: Nonet

Grades

Remarks
                                 An average
                       Face of disappointment 
              Thy guilt towards discontentment
                                  Bad grades
Form: Cinquain

Focus On Your Books

Focus on your books 
And be a better student 
Raise those grades
Just put your mind to it
Time is slowly drifting away 
Move towards the right track 
Put your best foot forward 
That my friends is a fact

A dark world

Our hard work put in grades
To a future that’s printed
As people and trades 
become money that’s minted

Our peace slowly lost 
to a world full and grey
With a price tag and cost
We sell our souls away
Form: Rhyme

Making the Grade

A student without Double-Ds
Was always quite eager to please
Though lacking a bust
She was filled with lust
And boys knew she was The B's Knees


 Why are bra sizes the opposite
of school grades? 
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Alive In My Genes

Been a graphic designer since the age of eighteen Over eighty and still at it which surely ain't routine Still get high grades Enjoy the accolades This insatiable drive is still alive in my genes
Form: Limerick

You Need To Concentrate

You need to concentrate 
And raise those grades 
Just study your books 
There is always knowledge for you to gain 
Continue to grab education 
You can turn it all around 
Put your mind to it
Just reach for that crown

Premium Member Zen mode

eye of the eye
ear of the ear 
erases fear
but first we die

love is our meth
no grades assigned
divine aligned
then ego death

we clean heart’s shelf
that thus once healed
truth’s then revealed 
as light of Self

Premium Member Observation

Some do--are you a doer?
Some just take--are you a
taker? Some attempt to mend
what others break--are you a
mender or breaker?  Then there
are others, grades and shades
between...seldom standing firm--
with the winds they lean.

Teacher and Recorder

in the school I am thought to learn
some teacher use to tell me
my grades are depend on me
the teacher are only to record
that's the role of the teacher
really?
the teacher must be called
a recorder, instead.


Kota Kinabalu
© Neldy Jolo  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Alive In My Genes

Been a graphic designer since the age of eighteen Now eighty and still at it which surely ain't routine Still get high grades Enjoy the accolades This insatiable drive is still alive in my genes © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

My Results

It gloomed in the room
Just when my thoughts bloomed
I felt a blowing air
In seemed so near 
I was ready to err
But it was not fair
It was so great 
But not as my grade
Then i smile 
Seen from a mile
Though it was mild
But not be wild
© Otu Agnes  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member A New Chapter

Live each
Day as a new
Chapter in the journey
That sometimes is not an option
But you can complete it with good grades 

Perseverance in the moments
That loom to affect you
Make you to take
A new
Path





Nayda Ivette
12-10-2015

Premium Member My Mind

Do you claim I’m dumb
Crazy and stupid
I have marveled this
With skeptical eyes
I see through façade

Dumb is not me
I have smarts true
Can see over
And beyond you

Proof in need
I can show
My good grades

My heart
Mind true

Smart

Russell Sivey

Have That Voice

Have that voice
To motivate and inspire
Encourage the students to do better
Show them that fire
They need to concentrate more
And never settle for mediocrity
Just open your books and study harder
Raising their grades should be their priority

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