Short Had Poems

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


Had Passed Away So Yjey Say

yesterday had passed away 
while at home would stay 
soon soul started to stray 
My sins did cause dismay.

Jim Horn
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From Birth Had Been Blind

From Birth Had Been Blind

from birth had been blind
God did put things in my mind
clear and well defined

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Mary Had a Dinosaur

Mary had a dinosaur
That her daddy bought her
Because she was a terrifying, T-Rex
Kind of daughter.

by Cherie Durbin
Form: Rhyme

Had Been Spell Bound

Had Been Spell Bound

I had been spell bound
Had heard great voice and its sound
That made my heart pound.

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

She Had Standards

I tried
to tell her
not to resort
to slum
dating
and living

but she just
did not see
the queen
she was
inside.


Premium Member She had Supernatural Energy

she had supernatural energy
could lift a car with one hand
her amazing family synergy
was discussed throughout the land
Form: Rhyme

Wish I Had Invented Ladybirds

Wish i had invented ladybirds
Wonder what they think of us
Wish i had invented a better me
Couldnt have been a better her

Premium Member God Had A Purpose

God's Purpose Miracle Man 8/10/2028 The Widow Maker, Sudden Cardiac Arrest, God had a purpose.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Once I Had Wings On My Feet

When i was young and wily
I had  fast wings on my feet
Now i`m still young but tired truly
 Today i do not run but sow seeds
Form: Quatrain

By Trump Had Been Booted Horn Haiku

Horn Haiku. 

reporters tooted 
out by trump had been booted 
highly disputed

Jim Horn

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

We Had Our Day

its time to step a side
lts there be anuther slide
we have been world wide
had time tohave say
time to play
WE  HAD  OUR DAY

The moon had wings 04-09-2026

Firework splits the night
angel wings crumble to ash
silence takes its shape
your ghost lingers in my arms
a melting oblivion
© Shane Zhao  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

He Had Intercourse With a Chicken

His fur was soft and clean
 as he ran
 it was like a dream
 when he tripped and fell
 staight into hell
 then he started to scream
Form: Rhyme

Had a Ggod Life

when i think 
and blink
i have no complains
thing has  been right
always over me  you see
had a bright light
LIFES BEEN
GOOD TO ME

If Only I Had a Brain

crows laugh heckle and steal straw from the scarecrow if only i had a brain words hurt more than sticks and stones

Premium Member A Little Beetle Had No Fun

Up a blue sky, ascended the sun, 
but a little beetle had no fun
till he climbed from beneath a rock 
and crawled inside your sock.
Form: Rhyme

When I Still Had My Imagination

A little boy is all I am
(By the World am terribly frightened)
I refuse to grow and become a Man
When a child's mind is more enlightened

Premium Member Jay Had a Waggish Way

He had an endearing, waggish way
Mischievous was my cousin Jay
Played tricks on me and my friend Kay
She is still smitten to this day
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member This Had Better Fetch a Comment Or Two

A poem without a comment
          Like a nun without a convent

             All alone in the world
             Inadequacy unfurled
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Minnie had Grit

Minnie’s resolve was dauntless
courageously persistent
wild audacity

fearless fortitude
zero chickenheartedness
this woman had grit
Form: Senryu

Premium Member No compromise to be had

You nod pretending to hear.
I know you're not listening one bit.
Your mind is made up.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 2nd place 2026
Form: Other

We Had Called God Unsightly

When we called God unsightly;
Had been yelled at by Almighty;
Perfect excuse;
Weight lose,
And never ever take Him lightly.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Had Both Her Knees Replaced

She had both her knees replaced,
And problems we forever faced;
Shoes tennis,
Real menace;
Hard for long shoes to be laced.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Had Endured and Could Be Cured

Had Endured and Could Be Cured

would be reassured
sickness which she had endured
did knew could be cured

This is a 5-7-5 Haiku Poem.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Uri Had a Little Spoon

Uri had a little spoon
He stroked it with intent
And everywhere that Uri went
The spoons were proper bent

© Gail Foster 23rd March 2019
Form: Rhyme

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