Short Hands Poems

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


Hands

thoses who care
or aware 
of your needs
love to do a good deed
its part of gosd plan
to help yopu stand
take there 
HANDS


Lords Hands

to stand
on the love band
its no race
for all face
the lord have a place
be apart of his plan
take the
LORDS HANDS

Put Troubles In Jesus Hands

hes there  and everywhere
feel low
no where to go
this is the man
he over the land
PUT YOUR
TROUBLE IN
JESUS HANDS

Premium Member Filthy Hands

Filthy hands can not be cleaned with soap~ if the filth goes beyond the skin












Alexis Y.
12/22/19
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Hands Full of Love Tears

you left me i was loss
you are the boss
this love can't be toss
to lose you is fears
this isa
HAND FULL OF LOVE TEARS
Form: Limerick


Hands and Feet

hands talk
feet walk
you need both
to poke
with them you mope
ita a treat
make life complete
to have
HANDS AND FEET

Hands Talk

you pleas on  you knees
your talk you feed
hand do good deed
you pray for another day
hands help you walk
is all
HANDS TALK

Holding Hands In the Moveies

as the film
turn the rim
we get very close
much more than most
its romance
its so groveis
HOLDING HANDS IN THE
MOVIES

Lifes In Your Hands

you got to make the stand
get on the band
the love side
do it world wide
you have to make the plans
LIFES IN YOUR HANDS

Stop- Fall Into the Hands of Fate

Fate gives up hope,
hope for the future,
and happiness in life,
a good lead to follow
when life's a handful the swallow.
Form:

Premium Member Callused Hands

blue-collar worker
the calluses on his hands ~
a badge of honor



Date written: 08/11/2020
Form: Senryu

Join Hands

together we all stand
join the love band
and fight the hate man
we can this is gods land
let have a plan
and
JOIN HANDS
Form:

Join Hands

together we all stand
join the love band
and fight the hate man
we can this is gods land
let have a plan
and
JOIN HANDS
Form:

Sex and Hands

you look
your hands cook
they touch
the feeling is much
its like money
hand say honey
make love plans
ITS
SEX AND HANDS

Premium Member No Hands No Feet Worm Crosses Street-

I have no feet nor legs yet I walk the streets?  I AM A WORM!


8/29/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©

Hands of Stone

he could hop
and boxes
in that game he had fame
had punch
made you hunch
it would break bones
the call him
HANDS OF STONE

Words In Your Hands

Listen to
Me old friend,
The power
Of this prayer
Rest in 
Your hands
These sacred
Words have
This power
To heal, again

My mother’s hands

My mother’s hands
never told me they love me.
But when they touched me,
all my wounds
understood that love
needs no words.
mum

Premium Member Bare Hands Septolet Star Wars Tribute

     Inflamed 
    deep freeze
       rebels 
    in alliance 

     bare hands 
 are what will nullify 
     the Empire.
Form: Other

Premium Member The First Time

The first time they held hands…
as they walked along the shore…
was when they began to understand…
what hands were created for.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Healing Hands

he is the light
am just the night
he put here
and there
to give care
and am aware
in his plan
he gave me these
HEALNG HANDS

Gods Hands

he is reaching out
for the love rout
thats whats its about
having him there
and near
he care so just stare
and stand
take
GODS HANDS

I Lay My Hands Upon Her Shoulder

Darkness
I lay my hands
Upon her shoulder, tonight
Then, I fall to my knees
From the spirit of her beauty
What more shall I ask

Hands and Power

it help you walk and talk
with cane cure pain
help you stand
beg with  a can
will show you plans
hand or love shower
HANDS AND POWER

Hands and the Cold

its  still stand
part of god plan
helps the food can
Iif able  help food table
will if cold will fold
its 
HANDS AND THE
COLD

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