Short I Guess Poems

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Numbers

I never want to be ninety,

forty two suits me fine,

but I guess i'll feel quite different

when I  am eighty nine.
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Premium Member Clerihew Willing

Artist Victor Willing
nudes were hisparticular thing
Suffering from the illness MS
brought about his early death,I guess
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Clerihew Pachbell

Nuremburg's Johann Pachbell
organist& composer as well
Best known for his cannon in   D I guess
& his influ upon Bach J S
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Footle-Poetry Quaternion

FOOTLE
a verse
so terse
POETRY SLAM
lets go
words flow
VERS LIBRE
some rhyme
in mine
FREE VERSE
no stress
I guess
Form: Footle

Deal With It.

I saw a lizard lose its tail
severed by a rusty nail
Off he scooted
in shock I guess
now an...izard
 but what the heck.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Free at Last

Does your resume impress?
Is it an awful mess?
I don't care, you jerk,
I no longer work.
I'll cancel LinkedIn, I guess.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mike Tyson

I watched Mike Tyson fight
At 58 was no delight sight
But respect to him 
For going to the gym
I guess the money was right
Form: Limerick

One Tracked Mind

i have three cats and
three cats drawn on my notepad.
inspiration comes
in sixes.  i guess i'll play
the lottery Saturday.
Form: Tanka

Uninspired

I aspired to be inspired,  
So I labored all the day. 
No inspiration--just perspiration,  
I guess I'd better use the spray
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Nothing To Add

I think about what I had.

Why I end up feeling so bad.

Wondering why I feel so sad.

But I guess there's nothing left to add.
© Julie Hill  Create an image from this poem.

Grief

The pits of death
My broken heart
Skipping beats a warning
One day I guess my heart will stop
From living life in mourning.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Clerihew Wadsworth

Cubist/Surrealist Edward Wadsworth
an Englishman by birth
Achieving much artistic success
in abstractions in vogue then I guess
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member I Hope You Can Read

So you write huh?
Yes.
Poetry you say?
Uh-huh.
I hate poetry.
Okay.
Are you any good?
I guess.
Can I read some?
I hope so.

Premium Member But Seriously Folks

It would seem , I guess, that maybe most people are just too manure for me. I mean mature for me. Nah, I got it right the first time!
Form: Blitz

Structure

You were there
When I needed
You most.
You were my
Pillar when I 
Needed strength,
But I guess all Pillars
Crumble eventually.

Woe Is Me

ARE WE REALLY THROUGH
SIMPLE WORDS MISUNDERSTOOD
MALFUNCTION IN MY EMOTIONS
MISCALCULATIONS WITH MY WORDS
I GUESS THIS IS GOODBYE
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What a Croc

Has a baby bear hair?
Well, yes!
Is a baby hare bare?
I guess.
But the funniest thing I ever saw,
Was a crocodile wearing a dress.
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Premium Member Two Hats

Two hats
Still can’t nap
But have been
Off the crack
So doing well
I guess
Hell
What matters most
Ain’t the cost 
It’s the hope
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Reply To People-Concerns

Don't make sense to a lot of people?
I guess this could be true
BUT 
Are they in fact sensible people-
who can't make sense of you ?
Form: Verse

Welsh Sabbath

I guess we missed chapel again
But rugby is never a sin!
We pray for the ball
If that don't beat all
We pray our opponents won't win!
Form: Limerick

Lost

Some folks call me a poet
And I guess I could be.
I scribbled some lines
And laid them away
Now can’t find them
I forgot where I wrote it
Form: Limerick

I Don'T Know You

we've been together
seen like forever
both was young and had fun
and i was dumd
things you do makes me blue
i guess
I DON'T KNOW YOU

Premium Member Hell Ya

68
Hell ya I 
Want to
Mask desires
And I guess
It’s called
Playing a game
Will you ever
Reach down 
And find 
My love
Underground
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Humping It Out of Camelot

Somewhere in the Andes, llama mama drama plays out when he discovers he’s not the baby daddy, “I guess alpaca now!”
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.

A Friend Named Sue

I once had a friend named Sue
She always wore the same shoe
When I asked why
She started to cry
I guess her brain was a challenging issue
Form: Limerick

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