Short Granted Poems

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


Premium Member Iron Sockets

ask for steel
iron will be there 
like an old socket 
new socket
brand new
getting used to 
a God granted 
steel socket


Sanctuary

Cherishing my dream,
Where wishes are granted true,
A magical place,
That is surreal, paradise.
An island of haven thoughts.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member To Age-To Live

To God pray to live

Wish granted, old we become

Grumbling never ends!




© Demetrios Trifiatis
     24  August 2015
Form: Haiku

Time

Take nothing for granted in life whatever you do.
Enjoy the precious time that has been granted to you.


Time contest Sept.26
Form: Couplet

Love Is a Delicate Affair

Don't run after success and leaving love behind!! If ever u don't succeed in life and take love for granted, u will be broke even!
Form: Ballade


Premium Member The Jaundiced Eye

We err and are granted opportunity to cleanse the stain
Why then look at the temporarily misaligned with disdain

01-August-2020
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, DC

     Where deception
        is granted a daily reception

     Even before the press conference's
        cursed inception
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Natural High

Some folks take it for granted
but nature is ecstasy unbound;
a promenade among the tubers,
amongst the pines, inspiring!

Premium Member Zen mode

granted a vision divine sublime
ordinarily we should seek an encore
yet living in the now, in equipoise
we no longer keep any score
Form: Rhyme

Time

(T)aken for granted all to often 

(I)nfluences our decisions 

(M)akes us wish for more 

(E)nables us to appreciate each moment
Form: Acrostic

Love

Love is something that take for granted
We hate more than love
people don't know to say 
when the other person say
"I love you today"
Form: ABC

Premium Member Path of Magick

Crystal powers which
Granted thine flower showers.
Glowing lights that shine
Even in darkest of hours,
Brightening this path of mine.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Slipping

When we let life take us on this wild ride 
we let it slip away 
we take things for granted 
seen and unseen 
and miss out on so much

The Gift

what a wondrous gift you've granted me
the right to live with heart set free
no need to try, no need to be
no more or less than I may be
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Light Flickers

if granted a boon
to have object of desire
seeking nothing else
holding thus our attention ...
fickle proves our devotion

13-May-2021
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Be open to the magic of it all

Life is a precious gift.
Do not ever take it for granted.
Enjoy every moment of wonder.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 3rd place 2026
Form: Other

Premium Member Thought of the day

the universe tests us
because if it does not
our soul will complain
therefore God listens

when our wish granted
then our ego complains

Premium Member Thought of the Day

taking for granted continuity
belief in our life’s perpetuity
presupposes this breath is not our last
and thus the die of delusion is cast
Form: Quatrain

I Dream of Genie

i found
you buried
in the beach's

sand
and hoping
to be granted one

wish
i rubbed
your belly but

instead
you let
out a

burp
Form:

Granted Wish

The brightness was kept
in a dark room of neglect
now it can pass through

on a golden grain
the sun's rays are reflected
over the green fields
Form: Haiku

Never Ask

People take me 
for granted
im always nice
to everyone 
basicly
they never stop 
to ask me befor 
taking my stuff
I WISH THEY 
WOULDNT
me
Form:

I Thank Poetry For the Poesy

Bliss for the poetry I create
        this offer granted by heaven
        increase feelings with leven
        in poetical space written fate
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Taken For Granted

Taken For Granted Haiku: By Miracle Man 8-4-2023 Freedom isn’t free, but was bought at a high cost; the lives of many.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Blue

Oxygen like Love
Often taken for granted
Lack one of the two
Face the harsh reality
You will soon be turning blue

Joe Incatasciato  Contest- Blue
© Joe Inka  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member More Than Manna

Granted, the Bread of Life's discourse 
in John 6 is mysteriously vague...
Yet, joyfully accepting Him at His Word, 
with open hands-- I still beg! :)
Form: Quatrain

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