Short Heeded Poems

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


Enthusiastic

Excitement
Needed
Truly
Heeded
Unrelenting
Succeeding
Interest
Achieving
Surreptitiously
Trying
Invigoratingly
Crying
Form: Acrostic


We Don'T Burn Crosses Anymore

Down deep in Dixie
We have long heeded his call
(And still pay the price)

...For Abe Lopez's picture contest of Dr. Martin Luther King
Form: Senryu

Law of Gravity

There was a young man named McAvity
Who resented that old Law of Gravity
He heeded a rumor 
That values good humor
And now he is lifted by Levity.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member oak tree warns me

Oak tree limb gave me the nod today
When the winds get strong, we may have to pay
Tree is solid, not made of clay
That warning should be heeded said my brother Clay
Form: Monorhyme

A Circular Affair With Care

A Circular Affair With Care

Off my feet will  eventually have dried,
God had helped me ond on Him relied;
Moisture needed,
So God I heeded;
Wanted feet wet and water He supplied.

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


Premium Member My Friend Wagon John

Wagon John was not just another old cowpoke. In conversation I heeded most words he spoke. a wagon his home, wherever he’d roam. He died alone on the trail without any kinfolk.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE MY ANGELS

I am grateful for all the angels I’ve had in my live…
and grateful that when they appeared…
I heeded them…
Including those strangers who came along
to help…at the exact time when I needed them.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Avast Ye Lubbers

Harsh winds, salt spray
familiar weight of bloodstained sabre 
hanging in a pilfered scabbard
one voice among the mayhem heeded
FULL SAIL - CAPTURE THE WIND
LEST WE BE O'ER TAKEN
BEWARE THE SHOALS!


6/25/2020

Premium Member Bundle Up


mid-fall
cold snap

low temps
hard slap

bold winds
blowing  

hoarfrost 
glowing

frigid
fall days

missing
sun’s rays

forecast 
heeded

thick coats
needed

last leaves 
falling

winter’s
calling
Form: Footle

Premium Member A Heatwave Doth Cometh

A heatwave doth cometh, SPF 30 is needed But there's nothing absolute, caution should be heeded Cover up, take breaks now and then A sensible approach pays off in the end You won't resemble a lobster waiting to be eaten
Form: Limerick

Depletion Sweep

LOVE RIDDEN
I SWALLOW
MY DIGNITY
FADE INTO THE CORNER
MAKE MY WAY
AROUND THE CIRCLE
A CAROUSEL OF REGRETS
FACE THE MUSIC
I'M BLINDED
BY YOUR CHARM
IN LOVE WITH LOVE
HOPEFUL
BUT I'VE HEEDED NOTHING
LOST IN YOUR EYES
I FELL INTO THE DEEP END.

Premium Member Advice For Mr Putin

Finish what you start
    Take these words to heart
  If you're doing what is needed
    This advice should sure be heeded

  BUT when YOU'RE doing something AWFUL
    MURDEROUS, UNLAWFUL 
  Then, HALT, STOP, QUIT it
    When you're wrong, admit it
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Heartless World

The world is wicked
Calling my heart weak
Laying bricks of gold
Near my crossed feet
No longer do I know
The knowledge that’s needed
To reach up and grow
Warnings properly heeded
The world is quite heartless
Leaving me old and restless

Russell Sivey
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member That That Is

That that is, is as is, here now No striving is needed Resisting not, simply allow Love pulsations heeded As we gently align Grazed by currents divine Love for love’s touch does pine Peaked bliss fizz That that is 13-April-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mood Elevators

Mood elevators are needed Exhuming pain and grief When throb of love by heart’s heeded Granting our soul relief Pause awhile free from guile Let heart’s innocence smile Mile by mile, mile by mile Ego sedators Mood elevators 07-May-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Unconditional

To trust one’s word, 
      And that alone, 
   Is gambling entire riches; 
For a thin line
      Does separate
   Having faith and foolishness.
To share one’s self, 
      Enough, not wholly, 
   Is a word for the wise; 
Easily learned
      But not heeded—
   Having faith is being blind.
© Robert Uy  Create an image from this poem.

Never Too Late

In vain you uplift, believing your own deceit. No matter if you're not swift. Time shall allow you to accomplish feat. Now, curled up swaying, while unbelieving demented whispers roll, memento clutched so tight it's maiming, He who heeded fool words of comfort sits and faces the toll.
Form:

Premium Member Pro

Stockpiles proportionate divisions Physical mental health Making choice decisions Life issues stealth Recommendations carefully heeded Maintain ideal wealth Necessities well exceeded Organized required supervisions Achieved goals succeeded
Form: Other

Prophesy Or Warning

If we believe in free will,
Why then do we believe that all prophesies must come true,
Might some prophesies actually be warnings, 
We have not heeded, in time to prevent many more mourning's.

Something to think about,
Before we shout,
Kill, kill, kill,
Leaving us all,
With a bill,
That will make us ill, ill ill.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Velvet

Do not be quick to cut velvet
It costs a hundred dollars a yard now
All the pieces must be pinned in the same direction
There is waste, but your efforts will be rewarded.
You do not want to construct a catastrophe
Do not put velvet in the washing machine either
She must be dry-cleaned
Velvet must be heeded and revered.
art

Premium Member Windy Weather

I crept along, not very fast
and wished I'd heeded the newscast
on windstorm.

It was impossible to see
through all the whirling, thick, debris
from windblast.

I feared I'd bring myself disgrace
by reaching destination place
so windblown.


By: Joyce Johnson
11/15/14
For contest Fire, Earth, Wind.
preferred word: wind
Form: Rhyme

Straighten Out Our Mess

Tomorrow 10/29/2017 is Psalm 90:1-6 and 13-17
with a gospel of Matthew 22:34-46.

Straighten Out Our Mess

What we will need to straighten out our mess,
Is always God's love along with graciousness;
We had heeded,
Rules we needed;
Glad all of us with His Holy Son He did bless.

Jim Horn

St. James Episcopal Church
Shallotte, NC
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member THANKFUL FOR THE OJIBWA

Today I’m thankful for the Ojibwa…
whose simple prayer…this simple verse
Could, if heeded by all of us
change the destiny of our universe…

For they know, as I wish we knew,
how everyone is our sister and our brother
And if we were all taught love, compassion and honor
we have a chance not only to heal the Earth
but also…to heal each other.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Clandestine Stargazing

A spirited moon
   'neath furtive glances,
      anguished mid despair
looked upon hushed
  entangled constellations 
      and heeded a warning,
for he knew well of lavishing
    recherché intricacies,
mattered naught how exquisite,
  nothing lasting could come
    of liaisons's effusive grandeur,
       betwixt clandestine stargazers
© Paloma P   Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Something Over the Horizon

Something over the horizon
It just keeps me going
He stands beside me in my unbelief and my beliefs
He watches over me in my sleep
Before I awaken dreams intact
Look around me you got my back
As I stand tall, in from of this wall
I've heeded my Savior beck and call
Yes! something over the horizon
Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior
Selah

1/19/18
Form: Munajat

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