Short Handbook Poems
Short Handbook Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Handbook by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Handbook by length and keyword.
Ruskie Rudolph
Old Russian Rudolph, a self confirmed red
His communist handbook hid under his bed
He once checked the weather which made him complain
Dear wife you’ll be shocked for it’s pouring with rain
His wife said it’s snow, we don’t get much rain here
And he answered, Rudolph the Red knows rain dear...
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Categories:
handbook, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
Crave
I've learned to crave rebellion
As stupid as that may sound,
I've come to yearn for the heart pounding rush that comes with doing something you know you shouldn't be doing.
Maybe it was the strict parenting
Or the exclusive rules of the Christian handbook
Or maybe even my "wild" friends
Whatever it is,
I've find comfort in the forbidden,
Peace in restlessness.
Home in adventure
I've learned to crave rebellion...
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Categories:
handbook, age, childhood,
Form:
Free verse
Equation
I'm staying up too late
and still losing weight
and the lights are blazing
as my mind works this equation
no matter how I figure
the query raised grows bigger
it just doesn't add up
no, no sum sums it up
what did I overlook
in this lover's handbook
did I jump the gun
and end the long run
that first urgent kiss
that winter day of bliss
memories that still flare
when my mind visits there
it just doesn't add up
no, no sum sums it up...
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Categories:
handbook, lost love
Form:
Verse
A Visit From My Housekeeper
Her I am
sitting writing a
poem
While my housekeeper
is bury cleaning
my apartment
I feel a little guilty
She is working hard
while I am just
moving a pen
along a piece of
paper
Still poetry
is listed as an
occupation in the Occupational Outlook Handbook
So I guess I am working, too
In September I return to work as a
college assistant
Devoting the rest of my time to
the New York Giants, poetry and looking for love...
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Categories:
handbook, football, love, poetry, work,
Form:
Carpe Diem
'beauty In Diversity'
The process of healing has its own time
We have a propensity to do it in different ways
Don’t rush people to move on with their lives
If they are still a work in progress
Their platform might be different from yours
Their process might differ from yours
Their healing and growth looks different from yours
We have different needs
There is no handbook to healing
Sometimes only time
And a will to grow
There is beauty in that too
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Categories:
handbook, growth, hope, inspiration,
Form:
Free verse