Short Hospitality Poems

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


Dream

The subconscious process of pursuit
of the lifechanging climax

Endless, exhausting and deceptive
waiting on terminal hospitality ward


Premium Member nursing home abnormality

Juvenility meets senility
Childlike to childish formality
Nursing home abnormality
Inmates extend hospitality
I run as if they have a malady
age
Form: Rhyme

Fake Hospitality

Fake sugar fake taste
Fake flavor fake aroma
Fake People fake hospitality
Fake love fake encounter
Fake knowledge fake brady
Bye Keerthi bye Reddy.
Form: Didactic

Southern Hospitality

McConnell says blacks are not whites
So there's no need for voting rights
They all have the perk
Of going to work
Though a few may need to work nights!
Form: Limerick

Untitled

Defending 

the condescending 

Can you hear me screaming?

I’m dreaming

 Of reality

Of hospitality 

Of something so out of reach

Can you hear me preach?
Form: Rhyme


Atl - Tanka 2



           It's called the New South
           Away from antebellum
           Peaches and Peachtree
           Terminus to Atlanta
           Southern hospitality
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Dancing with the Devil aka The Universal Solvent

When the Devil shows his hospitality
And tempts you with your own resentment
Do you flee, fight or freeze,
Or simply laugh and offer your hand 
In gratitude.

(11/20/23)
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Triad In Seven Beats

Triad In Seven Beats

dew drops bask in spider's hospitality


black widow opened her hands
of silky sheets, pillows grand
to sleeping  dew drops that land

connie pachecho

2/21/17
Form: Verse

Premium Member Southern Hospitality

Suckers suck
Truckers truck
Mickey Mouse mongrels maltrusively muck
Broncos buck
Lady luck
'Fraid to say the word

….......................................

Inspired by the late great George Carlin

Horse

White, black and brown serving our town
An international khiladi and royal animal
A symbol of courage, status and hospitality
An athlete and a good companion for journey
May you live to be a hundred.

Crane-Berry

Bitter sweet berry
Metaphor-celebration
Native peoples loss

Bloom like a crane-fowl
Shortened name over time.
Hospitality

Given by native
People, friends, whose strange gods set
Their end destiny
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Calligraphic Hospitality

In four
basic strokes
for all to see-
painted poetry in
sumi

Note:In times past a guest in Japan would receive a sumi(Haiku) 'written' in black on white 
calligraphy.The original picture poem indeed!
Form: Cinqku

Premium Member The Neighbour's Wife

Nothing can keep me down except gravity Else I'd have to grab on to some nearby cabinetry Or the neighbor's wife Hanging on for dear life To naughty parts thanking her for her hospitality!
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member God's Guests

We are nothing but the guests to whom God has extended His hospitality

For that, we ought to be guarding and revering nature's universality!  










© Demetrios Trifiatis
    16 December 2021
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Chinese People

East world. Asia. 
I met. With Chinese people
In London.

I love them
I worked with them
At their companies

Yes. Good jobs
Beautiful feelings
Chinese friendship

I never forget
The chinese
Hospitality

Amazing
East foods

Premium Member No Tutelage Needed-humor

fiddling with a magnanimous tootling - no tutelage needed

anonymity of the artful dodger - blaming innocent bystander

widespread whisper and stare, waving away any hospitality

scent swept under the rug - stinker with a wink and a toodle loo

No Matter Where You Live

Your home is a castle
Heart is your palace,
Your mind is a chamber
For thoughts to cherish.
A hut is a home
Where a rich heart abides
Not the size that matters
But the hospitality with rites.
Food may be simple
Tasty all the same,
Cooked on wood fire
A savour to claim.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hospitality

She came in the winter. My Tiger shared of his food. He did not begrudge her eating. My Tiger cat is good. This spring she bore a set of kits. There are exactly four. Tiger watches as his feed Is dwindling more and more. We must go to the store. For 50 word contest

Premium Member Southern Hospitality

Purple pauses peach pleasantries 
Offering hot coffee or sweet tea
Warm welcomes with charming smile
Sitting on the porch in southern style
Saying hey to everyone of y’all 
Thickest accent in the way you talk
Appreciative of nature that silver sings
In eyes and hearts of soul that dreams
Form: Rhyme

You'Re Visitor: Alexis Karpouzos

When the birds 
take back their language, 
when the trees 
unloose 
their tenderly hands from around you, 
when the air doesn't breathe 
and the fish are crying,
when the seas are tearing 
and the flowers whisper: 
No, you own nothing,
then remember:
You're visitor, honoring the hospitality
Form: Lyric

Premium Member White Lie Birds

Backhanded compliments are meant to disturb
Yet on surface pretend to be a polite white bird

Giving fake hazel humor or slighted cranberry concern
When the person pretending to teach needs to learn

Learn the lessons of southern hospitality amber and
If you’re guessing know you can catch these hands
Form: Couplet

Three Little Deer

Three little deer with no where to go
showed up last night and
slept on my livingroom floor.

I had forgotten to latch 
the sliding glass door. The
storm outside promised to be very cold.

When I saw their little faces
what else could I say... but,
“You're welcome for the night,
but tomorrow – back on your way.”
Form: Rhyme

Histoires D'Amour

New adventures from a small land
The barrier is broken
when the love is there
Many words spoken
yet few are understood
Still making it worth the adventure

Opening your home
and sharing you're time
all to bring comfort to another
That Christian hospitality
that can be seen worldwide
but only under ONE personage
Form:

Made In Mississippi

MADE IN MISSISSIPPI
 Along with...
 Syrupy, sweet hospitality
 Downhome , Delta blues
 And beautiful Magnolia girls;
 Strong family values,
 Unbreakable bonds,
 And lifelong memories 
 Are Made in Mississippi 
 2012 Patricia Neely-Dorsey
 from My Magnolia Memories and Musings - In Poems
#Mississippi #mississippipoems

Premium Member Order Versus Chaos

V	is for Valkyrie, shield maiden, chooser of the righteous fallen.

I	 is for Industry in search of truth and honor through creativity.

R	is for Righteous intent and open armed hospitality.

G 	is for Growth toward independence and self-reliance through fidelity.

O 	is for Order sought through discipline, which holds Chaos in check.
Form: Acrostic

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