Short Grow Strong Poems

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


Kids and Health

theyer grow strong
milk for there bonee
be  alert
put the kids frist
be there if they call
over all
over wealth
its 
KIDS AND HEALTH


Premium Member Friendship May Grow Strong

meeting of the minds

an easy conversation

friendship may grow strong

 

 

 

(February 7, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved,
Form: Senryu

Dance In the Dark

Dancing in the moonlight, 
your feet are on mine 
Our arms wrapped tight,
as our bodies intertwine
We move slowly in unison,
the feelings grow strong
Two hearts beating as one, 
to Norah's sweet love song
Form: Couplet

Girl, With Every Embrace

Girl, with every embrace 
We both feel the fire 
Such a loving tenderness 
Destined to take each other higher 
Our togetherness 
Shines as bright as the evening star 
We will grow strong
And travel ever so far

Life Is Not Fair

We love - we loes 
                                             We care  - we bruise 
                        Life is not fair that what we should learn
                    But never forget to have faith and grow strong
Form: Lyric


Girl, Together We Can Make It

Girl, together we can make it 
We both must have the heart 
Trust, honesty, and communication 
Right from the very start 
We both will grow strong 
And have so much fun 
It is you and I together 
Our hearts beat as one

Premium Member Potentials

How clearly you appear sometimes -
Short, tall, fat, and thin, 
Depending on my glimpse of you
And conditions then.

I have no fairer friend than you -
True, false, right and wrong, 
Cajoling sense capriciously, 
Fading - to grow strong.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Spiraling Song Widening Downwards

Why?
“To rise,”
explain I.
“To grow strong, wise,
to live and defy,
evolve. Expand in size,
in mind, spirit! Then you fly
to higher levels; win the prize,
by transforming when you choose to die.”
Then, her eyes see—what wonder and surprise!
Form: Etheree

On the Mountain

Here, sunshine forms my halo. 
And my arms turn into wings. 
Learn to fly on this mountain. 
In a sky where cool wind sings. 
 
I found home with the spirit. 
I grow strong upon the shores. 
Joy I find on my mountain. 
To live free for ever more.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Great Fork Debate

With several steel prongs 
tiny sharp swords attack 
all together as a very
UNMERCIFUL horde. 

Although....

These "sharp steel prongs"
don't do the slightest bit
wrong. They pick up and 
deliver the food that helps 
you grow STRONG.

A GALLOPING DENTURN form ©SamHarty
© Sam Harty  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Premium Member Joy

My Mother's shining love when she tended to her roses and her children. Nurturing both to grow strong. To look upon the world with beauty, to always give love back.
For Mac McGoverns contest: Description Made Easy In dedication to Joy, my Mother No Placement

The Waiting...

Promises unveiled that have yet to be seen
Still, a watchful eye awaits a quickly changing scene
Legs grow strong to run the race that lies yet unveiled
Silent heart awaits the call for all to jump to sail
Do not hate the waiting that comes before the day
Listen, ever listen, do not cast away
Form: Rhyme

A Fresh Beginning

Sunny day, hazy skies
Thoughts of love trapped in sorrow
Fill the pregnant skies
It’s almost time to make hay
Once again we hope we keep
Enough gas for each day
Lest we pass out and fall
Into fine pieces, again and again
It’s time to eat and grow strong
It’s time to build the bones
For the great work at hand.

MOTHER SAID

Mother said, be calm, angel
Don't let stress make you anxious
Breathe deep like a chimney

Speak your truth, don't be empty
Love with all of your heart, husband
Be brave and don't be a monster

Take risk, don't be a problem
Learn from your mistakes liquid
Grow strong like an engine
Shine on, be your best, sanction
Form: Haiku

Premium Member -Nature Has the Right

Let the trees grow strong
Without fear of being chopped
Let our oceans be clean
Without fear of being polluted
Let the animals roam free 
Without fear of death
Let the land be plentiful
Without fear of being barren
Let the earths water keep flowing
Without fear of drying up 
Please let our precious earth 
Just be….
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.

My Morning Song

You’re my love song in the morn, my babes in blue.
Dressed in sweet smiles, my blessing of two.
On God's path, I dance along
with whom I belong,
my joyous 
song.
Canorous -
tender souls grow strong,
bright leaves on my tree lifelong, 
my future, my hope, my sunny view.
You’re my love song in the morn, my babes in blue.
Form: Rhyme

Forever Land

They say nothing last forever,
who the heck are they?
My kingdom for my lady,
any suitor I will slay

My love shall grow strong
through the trials and tribulations,
our kingdom of great love
will shine for new generations

Dear lady, take my hand...
"Love forever" rules our land.


For "10 Lines, 5 Words" contest by Laura Loo.
© George Aul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Brandi's Cheer

"Not too sad-bad a day," I sigh,
"Not too".
When then I cry "boo-hoo"
One wonders why.
I tell thee.

When Brandi's cheer's not here
There's pairs of tears near drops,
And no thing sings or wings
Till Brandi's sadness stops.

Boo-hoo, boo-hoo, all night,
Nor sight of light or height,
Till Brandi's lips grow strong
And throw the sky some song!
Form: Rhyme

First One Out

I’m on the right side of the wall,

You would think I had it all.

I am grateful, don’t get me wrong,

Now out of here, I’ll soon grow strong.

Got my wish, am on my way,

My plan today’s, to stay away.

Will do my best, to follow through,

Be productive, and have fun too.

This is it, a new beginning,

My only goal is to come out winning.
Form: Lyric

Good Over Evil

Negative thoughts, like voracious weeds Swiftly grow into despicable plants; Positive thoughts, like the tree seeds Grow strong and deep from within; When weeds grow, entire place they occupy Whereas trees accord shelter, when grown And under a big tree, weeds cannot grow; So whenever negative thoughts strike Make your positive thoughts hike
Form: Rhyme

seasons

seasons

February rain
Has grains of ice
April rain
Has promise 
But both have in common 
To make equally wet
February has short evening
And a long night
April has a long evening
And a short night 
Equality among months
Is uneven
Like wealth and poverty
That’s why I chose
May 
Hope the vines will grow strong
Last year’s harvest 
Was sour grapes
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Japan

You will rise up yet again
from the rubble the earth has smite you down with
this I am reminded of
as I perchance to glance at the branches
heavily laden with cherry blossom

you too shall bloom
and Japan's children will once again grow strong
and wise
after surviving the unimaginable
once more
your voices will ring in harmony
and your land will be renewed

Premium Member Mirrors of the Sun

 
grow strong in the sun sunflowers are bright beauties ... birds enjoy the seeds ___________________ March 02, 2022 Poetry/Haiku/mirrors of the sun Copyright Protected, ID 03-1435-756-02 All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France Written for the Standard contest, Sunflower Haiku sponsor, Robert James Liguori, Judged 03/03/2022
Form: Haiku

Storm Cloud

As the storm crawls over my 
heart, the gloom has clouded 
my light, rain persists to put 
out my fire, once a  burning 
glow for all to see, down to the 
dim embers dying in agony, 
wind grow strong and move 
this cloud, for after each 
downpour the colors begin to 
show, so mystic and grand it 
fills my soul, once again I find 
my treasure for my heart is 
gold.
Form: ABC

Summertime

Have you heard?
Winter is gone,
And now trees grow strong
Healthy and flourishing 
The wind is low
However so warm
Is there a way the heat could way down
For it is like the fire has set
Ablaze upon your very skin
But the water so cold,
Has died down that raging heat
Swimming through
The waters graze the sunburnt skin of yours
Which occurs only in the summer time.
Form: Imagism

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