Short Impair Poems
Short Impair Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Impair by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Impair by length and keyword.
Hate bedewed with youth
power to impair one’s kin,
grace in growing old
a time to regret, lament...
grandson, reflection of time.
© Harry J Horsman 2012
Nature makes the occasional error.
She gets migraines which often impair her.
Thus, a horrible clump
came to be Mr. Trump —
spreading loathing, confusion and terror.
Keep an eye on every charter
Take heed of the bane of your life
Lest you fall into danger
Keep an eye on every charter
Withhold from any impair
Loose yourself from strife
Keep an eye on every charter
Take heed of the bane of your life
04/27/16
Glasses, goggles, shields spare us
From the dangers that would snare us.
So the Savior’s love will bear us,
Carry, shelter and prepare us.
Nothing in the world should scare us,
Nothing in the world impair us;
For the Lord above compares us
To his precious eyes, and dares us
Live with joy, for he declares us
His alone, of gems the rarest.
Mama always said...Son, mind that bump
The road is wide and the load we dump
So, Mama would dare me
But, fear would impair me
I'm Petrified Forest...Forest Gump!
In Vietnam, Lieutenant Dan thunk...
Me and Bubba should just share a bunk
But, the bunk was loaded
And Bubba exploded
I'm Chunks in the Forest...Forest Gunk!
Pardon to cause impair
Never meant to affront there,
Thought my smile will heal it
But I realized it annoyed you deep within,
Not bein to convey it
But I truly survey it,
Trust is the word that affix us
Causing two to annex up,
Don’t confront me each single time
As I am not always wrong to be bind,
Stay close if you ever cared
One sorry will make everything clear.
Why I wait for rain to hug you
Why I wait for a special day to hold you
Why I wait for night to kiss you
My love doesn't depend on occasion
I want to love you all the time
Thousands pirated laughters
Thousands impair nourishes
Made some misunderstandings
Now the time has changed
All the promises will come true
Hopefully you will smile again
No one will come between us
You will be mine
And I will be yours
Impair your senses
Close your eyes
Cover you ears
Don't make a sound
Don't think about tenses
Past, present, or in the future what lies
You or your fears
Choose, but not aloud
For the rest are tempted
To uncontrollably seek your cries
To embrace the façade of peers
To enjoy every frown
Choose yourself
Heal with time
If you must, shed tears
But remember why you chose to shine in the crowd
Who should I confer to?
My burgeoning despair.
Whom should I obtest to?
To cure this impair.
Where must I go to?
In bosom, where I can be;
I bid not to do wrong,
When all is so bleak,
It gets tough to last long,
Where can I sleep?
Which thoughts do I miss?
Forgotten, I pine
Whose grief is this?
For is it but mine?
7/11/20
Six Relatives Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Caren Krutsinger
Nature endows us with gifts
hoping we'll not be spendthrifts.
She warns us to be aware
her balance we might impair.
Must end all destructive ways
for we are the caretakers
to make sure her future days
become history makers.
May 29, 2018
~3rd Place~
Contest: Nature - Eight Lines
Sponsor: Joseph May
Rules: 8 lines, 7 syllables per line
Rhyme Scheme - AABB CDCD
solicit implicit decrepid respected collected WARFARE.
i am you are he she it we all are selected to immediately
care i don't you should but i wont such would impair
my ability to comfortably share with you the facts
at hand the pervasive demand i command you stop
being evasive this is the time to act react counteract
refract the light back where it belongs so strong
let it linger not too long enough to make them see
i'm wrong.
Owl Protect This Wall
“Who? Who goes there?
Owl be the judge, beware
Of your presence I’m aware
Your entry Owl impair
My warning you’ve ignored
I’m an expert with a sword
Your defiance I’ve deplored
Now we fight over discord”
He attacks from his midflight
A ferocious Owl knight
Displaying his great might
He defends the castle site
The entry was denied
Owl puffs his chest with pride
Failed attack he tried
No mouse will get inside
Always Half-Full
My day is a happy affair
with spirit my thinking is fair
glass always half-full
no 'half-missing' bull
Fruition I do not impair.
Sandra M. Haight
~1st Place~
Premiere Contest: vivs missing lttr contst
Sponsor: Viv Wigley
Judged: 10/12/2016
Rules: Write a Limerick without using words that contain the letter "e".
Title the poem: 'my contst pom' ('my contest poem' without any "e").
Look at the sky
Full of glamorous stars
Great moon brights complete
They always remind me of you
Your stars will never shine
Cause your moon became bleak
You stole my heart
That heart is here with you
You're stirring around under the sky
Holding my heart in your hands
I know that you look for me
You know, I'm far from you
One day I hope,
I'll come to you, but until then,
Plz keep this reserve impair heart of mine
You're the only one who listens to Imran
My vision finds impair and seeks,
so stretching that my eye could reach
one day with Thee alone, not breach
some distant infamies impeach.
That burrowing of fate, that wretch
still seeking my interred regret
to bring down all my soul's expect,
though not as sundown takes inspect.
Tomorrow, Oh Thy worth be clef
to music, rising from my depth.
The song, the song - Oh love respect
that all my heart to Thee do stretch -
...and kindle promise, God has kept!
Pray Without Ceasing
Miracle Man
December 12, 2023
The world has become filled,
with hatred and division.
Many times we let pettiness,
impair our good vision.
Compromise is a word,
most no longer embrace.
Which leads us full scale,
in our effort to abase.
We find it hard to ask,
so instead, we demand.
Seeking an advantage,
to gain the upper hand.
As a nation we’ve become,
morally bankrupt today.
Prayer changes things,
but too many don’t pray.