Short Grant Poems

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


Premium Member Lord, Grant me patience

I just roll my eyes.
Easier to go along with my human.
It keeps the blessed peace.



AP: Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2026


Premium Member Grant Me Compassion

Cover me please,
with reverent grace
at others’ losses
and allay their pain as well.

I am not the only one.

©Kathryn McL. Collins
revised
Form:

Cary Grant

Charm
Fluent
Cary Grant
Chiseled features
Memorable personna, eloquent
Smooth dapper thespian and trajedian.
Every girl's
Heart string's tune
Player
Spell
Form: Tetractys

Hugh Grant

I've fallen in love with Hugh Grant
So many times now that I can't
Recall why or when
I went off him, and then
Got back on him. I could but I shan't

© Gail Foster 30th December 2023
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Please Grant Me This, My Special Wish

  
         O, darling, send me an artificial flower
             dangling from a plastic bower

         accompanied by words of elegance
             culled from artificial intelligence
Form: Couplet


Conundrum

There should be nothing nowhere, but the opposite is true; Instead I see the universe, and in it - me and you. It shocks me to the core with awe, to see this Cosmic Stew. Exited to be part of it, but scared of whats in view.
Form: Rhyme

Seven Ten

I fell out of alignment and was looking back again. Illusion spoke with pain and said: "The good old days are dead. The spark has surely faded now, and all you have is dread." So I opened the Holy Bible and read - Ecclesiestes 7:10...
Form: Rhyme

If You Grant Me The Moon Once Moon

as
we
drift
into
the
dazzling
night
with
star
everywhere
in
sight
that
we
shall
walk
along
the
quiet shores
so
bright
because
the
moon
haveth
memory
and
i
still
am sure
if
you
grant
me
the
moon
once more

Premium Member Tinder Grant - Ninette

gone
is the
man who showed
such great courage
on these heartless shores
hard to believe
Tinder Grant
not here
gone


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© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ninette

Grant Me This Wish

Giving me this place I live
Take away my fears
Look upon my soul
Purifying it white
Lead me not to be tempted

Upon my death set my soul free
And place my bones deep
I will travel to the heavens I see
Releasing me from this time
Setting me free
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Beggar

We like to ask God 
To grant our wishes 
In our prayers
We yearn for more and more
Abundant wishes
Endless desires
Like a life long beggar
Greeds of man
Always make him a beggar
Overbearing of man 
Makes him a devil
Only give and take
Will make him a gentleman

Life; Its Little Grant Of Time

By its very briefness
And in passing
Leaves nothing endless, otherwise
To grow wise in

Does this question invite
With impudence:
"Life, is that all there is?" Whilst left
With no offence!

A secret, smiled out
Death's gate behind:
"Here, by everlastingness
Am I defined".
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Grant Love Consent

Grant love consent to have it’s way Life journey then easy Let not fears and desires hold sway Making us feel queasy Like a child, pure at heart All souls one, none apart Simply add joy to cart For soul ascent Grant love consent 25-September-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Gen'Ral Ulysses Grant

'Twas well-known that Gen'ral Grant liked his rum

   But he knew how to make an army hum

      Lincoln said that if he knew

         Where Ulysses got his brew

            For his slothful gen'rals he'd order some!

Robert L. Hinshaw, CMSgt, USAF, Retired
(c) 2014 All Rights Reserved
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Won'T You Grant a Little Wish For Me

Although I do not know thee well
Won’t you grant a little wish for me?
I can offer this lovely moonstone shell
Faerie Goddess of the Hollow Dell
Come out from beneath that pretty bluebell,
Your cellophane wings I still can see…
Faerie Goddess of the Hollow Dell
Won’t you grant a little wish for me?
Form: Triolet

Premium Member Love From Tinder Grant

Love from Tinder Grant,
so tender, and wishing me it all,
it all, before he flew away.

Tinder, Tinder,
the magic recall of his name
now he has gone.

He must fly back,
and tender love again to me,
oh, Tinder, gloriously.

Grant it to happen soon
oh gods high up above,
that Tinder comes to me.





10/13/2015
© Julia Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Remittal Grant

Unattached from the emotional bonding.
You don't owe me anything  and me either.
Forgive the judgements I made to you.

Sometimes things are assumed without
having all the information needed.
Causing unnecessary disappointments and 
misunderstandings.
Acquitting is the key to be in peace with
yourself.





Nayda Ivette
9-2-2015

Premium Member Grant Me

Swimming to the bottom of the sea,
floating weightless in outer space, 
Feeling alive brings me peace; 

Change of perspective to peace; 
A sky full of stars ,the open sea, 
seeing Earth as I fly in space;

On a rocket flight into space, 
I can wish for no greater peace 
like the calming affect of the sea;

Genie grant me sea, Space, and peace.
Form: Tritina

Premium Member Grant Wood: American Gothic

stoic or mourning
in a time of depression
or keepers of secrets
with a hostile divide?

why daylit drawn curtains
made from fabric she's wearing
and 'mother-in-law's tongue'
on the porch to the side?

is the pitchfork that's upright
a symbol of darkness
that's repeated in lines
on the clothes, arch and face?

a tribute to values
in eldon, iowa
or a satire in oil
of its people and place?
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Coaxing a Frog To Grant a Wish

The child was wiser than Mother Goose they say
She understood kissing frogs was not the only way
She gave him a pat and a tiny hug, a compliment too
And he granted her a wish as only a frog can do.

The key was to listen to the voices in her brilliant head.
Be sure to woo him, and sweet talk him, they all said.
Give him some compliments, and he will grant you a wish.
He did just that before he left with a squeamish swish.
Form: Rhyme

A Child You Granted Favor

A child you granted favor
You’ve given a new labor
To often your sight savor,
Talk about you with savor:
“Equal to men of valor!”
In your presence no pallor:
You have fridge in your parlor
And your TV best color…

Yet, it depends on favor.
Some could add or trim labor.
If it was a big favor
In the streets your First Waver
To “it’s enough.” their “Never!”

Then, should we hold back favors?
Won’t we child’s malice harbor?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Father the Mercy You Grant Us I Am Not Worthy-

Deus et Pater gratias ago tibi semper,
I thank you always Father God
ut det Patri
cur vexas
Et miserere dona nobis
Non sum dignus
Hallelujah

non sum
Non sum dignus
Sed usquam
Et semper,
Deus et Pater gratias ago tibi semper,
 for giving Father
why do you bother
Mercy you grant us
I am not worthy
Hallelujah

Not I 
I am not worthy
But anyway
And in always
I thank you always Father God


7/10/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©

Premium Member Thanking God Always Grant Divine Prayer Holding You Up Before the Lord

THANKING GOD ALWAYS GRANT DIVINE PRAYER HOLDING YOU UP BEFORE THE LORD


every chance I get
offered enlisted cover
hold you in my arms

grant divine prayer
hold you up before the Lord
thanking God always

for allowing me
offered enlisted cover
hold  you in my arms

every chance I get
I thank the Lord God for this
holding you my love

grant divine prayer
hold you up before the Lord
thanking God always


2/28/18
written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
Form: Haiku

Grant Me O Lord

Grant me, O Lord
A heart with the strength of Samson
To break the barriers of indifference
To the needs of my neighbor;

 A mind with the Wisdom of Solomon
To identify those who hate me
So that I can love them more;

 A soul with the courage of David
To see beyond my wellbeing
To foster the happiness of my neighbor;

 The lips that laugh
Along with my enemies,
A tongue that never tires
Of telling the truth,
And the eyes that see your Will
In everything around me.

Premium Member A Poem

A poem can be many things
Something that match 
Like flowers blossoming
That soothe your eyes
With colours that are describing
Something that resemble
Like sunshine and stars 
That brighten up your world
With light rays that are bombastic
Something that speak
Like running water 
That voices out your heart
With sounds that are not silent
Something that run wild
Like an imagery world
That grants you every wish
With every possibility that may
not exist in the real world

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