Short Haverford Poems
Short Haverford Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Haverford by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Haverford by length and keyword.
Tempus Ephemera
Capsules of time…
no beginning or end
The view from without,
the view from within
Defining the space,
transporting the hours
Moment by moment
—again and again
(Haverford College: October, 2020)...
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Categories:
haverford, time,
Form:
Rhyme
Pundits Of Ruin
Do nothings
wth tenure
poseurs sublime
Their barrels
sit empty
coated
with lime
The space
they take up
much better off
closed
For those
they have
poisoned
— Hades to know
(Haverford College: April, 2024)
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Categories:
haverford, imagery,
Form:
Rhyme
Inside a Bottle
Stranded on the island
of your professed beliefs
Anchored in the promise
of a new tomorrow
Each wave a stark reminder
of the choices that you made
Your faith inside a bottle
—the tide unclear
(Haverford College: January, 2020)...
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Categories:
haverford, faith,
Form:
Free verse
Tracks It Leaves
Stalking every dream
calling me from sleep
A Yeti of the frozen night
I drove the pitons deep
Climbing over hope
belaying every wish
The tracks it leaves — perdition bound
to wander in the mist
(Haverford Pennsylvania: May, 2024)
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Categories:
haverford, fantasy,
Form:
Rhyme
A Wanton Barter
Everyone’s life is tragic,
but who calls out the score
The Jester or the Hangman,
the Undertaker sure
Everyone’s nights are haunted,
when sleeping with the Muse
Each dream a wanton barter
—your memories to lose
(Haverford Pennsylvania: May, 2020)...
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Categories:
haverford, memory,
Form:
Rhyme
New Seeds
What you ask me to deny,
I in many ways affirm
The truth will not belie
what your apprehension spurns
Believing in myself
and the voice that speaks within
I cast new seeds into the air
—and beckon the four winds
(Haverford College: January, 2021)...
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Categories:
haverford, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
Beneath the Veil
Silver lining happiness
though there
not often seen
In many shades of inference
ignoring red
and green
Slight handed and implicit
though felt
still out of view
Beneath the veil resplendent
and known …
to only you
(Haverford College: September, 2023)...
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Categories:
haverford, happiness,
Form:
Rhyme
Twin Fusion
With one pen in the inkwell,
eternity got wet
The words to dance and laugh and pray,
phrasing’s still unmet
With one pen in the inkwell,
the future kissed the past
The moments now, the moments then
—Siamese at last
(Haverford College: January, 2021)...
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Categories:
haverford, time,
Form:
Rhyme
Without the Fire
Is morality an end point,
or a journey to begin
Are right and wrong just bookends placed,
or what then lies within
All Ethical persuasion,
to attain or just desire
Whose end result will never come
—enflamed without the fire
(Haverford Pennsylvania: July, 2019)...
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Categories:
haverford, truth,
Form:
Rhyme
The Deadest End
The finer you draw your measurements,
the further away you fall
Each number squared and time compared,
deafens out the call
Your techno-dialectic,
data piled upon itself
A trash heap at the deadest end
—where folly stacks unfelt
(Haverford Pennsylvania: July, 2019)...
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Categories:
haverford, technology,
Form:
Rhyme
Verus Amor
A painting will never love you back,
like a woman or a child
An opera may cause your heart to sing,
then leave you twice beguiled
Platonic zeal may fill the hours,
a pleasant interlude
But requited love will change your life
—and end your solitude
(Haverford Pennsylvania: September, 2020)...
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Categories:
haverford, love,
Form:
Rhyme
The Garden Path
How do you balance
the kind and the cruel
The good and the bad
of life’s golden rule
As reason pulls tightly,
treason pulls back
Living in conflict,
together intact
Tragic, comedic,
while often as both
Angels and Demons
commingle betrothed
A savior, destroyer,
calling our name
A garden of riches
—caught in the flames
(Haverford College: February, 2021)...
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Categories:
haverford, philosophy,
Form:
Rhyme
My Present To You
I remember the day
you borrowed my pain
“Take it,” I told you
no need to explain
It’s shopworn and battered
each scar duly earned
Its weight a true burden
of prophecy spurned
Then when you’ve finished
the torture complete
Find a new soul
to will it discrete
But no matter what happens
or how much you cry
This loan is forever
—forever goodbye
(Haverford College: January, 2024)
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Categories:
haverford, pain,
Form:
Rhyme