Short Hallmark Poems

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


Premium Member Inflation Strikes Hallmark

Pennies, nickels and dimes
    no longer take up our time

  Even a quarter's value falls shorter
    ~ no longer buys cheap valentines
Form: Rubai


Premium Member Blue Iris

Beauteous flower
Symbolizes hope and faith
Received as a gift
Symbolizes royalty
Hallmark of admiration











3-20-2016
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Jesus Birthday

Jesus’ Birthday Haiku: by Tom December 9, 2020 One thing found lacking in Hallmark Christmas films is; none mention Jesus.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Harmony

Heralds togetherness
Hallmark of concordance
Humble coexistence 
Honeybees and flowers
Healthy symbiosis 
Honoring congruence
Heartfelt tranquility
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member A Hallmark Valentine

The Valentine cards are everywhere.

In Hallmark I wish I owned a share.

And at seven bucks a shot

The one with whom you're besot

Can just flip it to see if you care.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Chickadee

hallmark of good luck
   herald of celestial realm
     grants eternal bliss


 




A Cardinal, Blue Jay, or Chickadee Haiku Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin
Date: 19-01-2021 
PLACE : 5 th
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Fear

Fear consumes – impoverishes the soul and spirit, erases love; leaving a blank slate behind for evil to emblazon its worthless hallmark. Some blood and pen can give one fame and imagined security – but not a drip of priceless love.

Hallmark Southern Funny 1

Our love it grows like southern kudzoo
Everywhere I go I'm reminded of you
In all of the faces and some empty places
And even at the dirt track races
But the time has come for something much bigger
Getting you a ring, its time I figure
Form: Rhyme

Buoyancy

Decorum walking on stilts
There's a train station beckoning you goodbye
Young Bobby is talking adamantly
he has lost his chance

Your hallmark has lost its sheen
paper machinations,
a wave of apprehension
out out of time
prepare to meet your maker

Premium Member 'w'Ords 'O'F 'W'Onder

Listen to poem:
Another
Brilliant
Contest
Draws
Endless
Followers,
Garnering
Hallmark
Inspirations,
Justifying
Kind
Like
Messages.
Notable
Online
Praises
Quantifies
Righteous
Submissions,
Tangentially
Uniting
Voiced
Website
EXponential
Zeal.


Date: 05/30/2019
Form: ABC

Premium Member Modern Art

Finding
      bliss
implicit
yet
inspiring
      bright
      prisms
scrawled
         on
         alpha
         arcs
with
     backward
                  zag
small
black
     on
        wax
    phrasal
  anagram
dramas 
      that
        lack
a
   hallmark
art
Form: Verse

Premium Member Mother's Day Senryus

Happy Mother's Day!

   their small hands bearing lilacs

        .... sneezes kept hidden


box of chocolates

     given with the brightest smiles

        .... diet is cancelled


cards made by child's hands

     making Hallmark obsolete

        adorn the fridge door
Form: Senryu

Are These Relentless Day's

I am casting love into a
hallmark card, every long,
longing day awake, could've I
missed one whole one again,
like once when I did before,
but days' are not for sleeping for . . .
Again & again, tiss what
relentless forgiven thing will by me,
be . . . next, & but rest your
sorrows, unforgiven . . . & let be

Bonkers

God staged a Mount Sodom assault
On a wife whom once dared to halt*
Her husband said, "Whew!  
What else could He do?
I'm hungry, so please pass the salt!"

* The hallmark of  Western religions
is God and Lot's "Devil-may-care" 
attitude toward a "nameless" wife's
concern for the welfare of her daughters!
Form: Limerick

Let's Write a Greeting Card

Let's write a greeting card
it doesn't look too hard
just collect some Hallmark times
add some romance with some rhymes

If you have a loss for words
go and study up on Birds
If you seem to have no theme
go to sleep and have a dream

If after this, you have no thought
go see other cards you've bought !


COPYRIGHT MCCUEN 2009
© Mc Mc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Colours

Monochrome,drab and stark
Contrast God's hallmark
Colours for all mankind
Reflections as the promise reminds.
Pastel greens which reassure
And conjure feelings,fresh and pure;
Violets,timeless and elegant
Orange so resplendent;
Cretive yellow to enthuse
One artists elect to choose;
Colours alone ,so crude,
Together ,shade in harmonic hues.
art
Form: Lyric

Woman

Woman

An epitome of beauty, 
An emblem of peace, 
An allegory of humanity, a hallmark of love. 

A sign of care, 
Persisting without err, 
A light in the dark, 
The lily among the thorns. 

A mammoth reservoir of power, 
A mirror reflecting man's manliness, 
A remedy to zenith? 
A channelised woman. ??


                -S.SamuelJude
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Say It

Say it when she makes a mistake,
say it when she’s stunning;
Say it with an inside joke,
say it when she’s crying;
Say it when she’s in your arms,
say it with your eyes;
Say it when you have no words,
and more when she won’t stop talking;
Don’t say it just for Hallmark,
say it with a special night;
Any time you feel it,
say it just because.
Form: List

Premium Member Alcoholism In Five Easy Lines


        Alcoholism is a family disease, my friend.
        But, the onus, sadly, falls on the drinker!
        Cocktails make him a big man, while we sit, righteously by.
        Denial by family and friends, the hallmark of this disease.
        Ending up dead or with avwet brain or may gets sober!


        5/20/2019
        9:15am  PST
Form: ABC

Premium Member I

If
I 
Could 
Exist
In
Your
Heart
Then 
I
Would 
Be 
Me
With
You
Together
Never apart
Two as one
Hearts never
Undone
If
Only
This
Could 
Be true
I 
Would
Never ever
Be
Blue


Notes: Dear Hallmark, My Name is Mr Sappy, and here is my job application
regards   

Dear Soup, I just noticed you do not have a category for Sappy

U-R the Calm To My Storm...

Unrest is the tempestous,
world seems out of favor...
malignant beseem the superflous,
sour,ill-tempered neighbors...
But...
The grass is always greener,
at your side of our choosing...
you've made me a believer,
love's hallmark unites fusing...
You are,
The soft to my hard
a sheath for my sword,
like whisperings of a bard
you are the calm to my storm....

Premium Member Singles Scene

A guy who writes greeting card jingles
Went out to a nightclub to mingle
His lines were hallmark strong
But she strung him along
Till he'd tucked the last of his singles

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FIRST PLACE WINNER For the "A New Bawdy or Humorous Limerick" Poetry Contest Sponsored by Tania Kitchin Syllables checked with HowManySyllables.com 2/14/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Don'T Need...

Lotsa' things I don't need no more...
A clock, a calendar, a schedule book...
An income tax form...
A bank account...
A Hallmark Card...
Insurance, a credit card
A book of stamps...
A pocketful of starlight...
A moon for romance...
So many things I once deemed 
of great worth,
Now I have no need for, why, my God,
Did these things once seem,
the core of my life on Earth?
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Miss Lovina

Miss Lovina chooses her prey,
By reading poetic verse.
When she selects whom she may,
Their invitation she’ll disperse.
She sends all of her love along,
Together with a photograph.
She cares not if it’s right or wrong,
It’s a hallmark of her craft.
Miss Lovina’s interests 
Lean toward the pornographic.
She’ll put our server to the test,
Trying to keep up with the traffic.
© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Hallmark

Hallmark?

sappy stories of rich or
upper middle-class people
starting businesses or
trying to save existing ones

handsome men and
beautiful women
newly divorced
or never married

modern versions of
daytime soap operas
you may not watch for a month
and not miss anything

good thing my wife has
a television in the guest room
downstairs I can watch
ANCIENT ALIENS!!!!!

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