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Short Inferred Poems

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


Aperture
The rose

The red

Apologies inferred....

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© Chris Conn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inferred, poetry,
Form: Prose



Miss Pain
Miss pain told him no games. She inferred him keep tame. Heart lock broke chains. 
Miss pain promised true love. Broke trust i need hugs. Lost emotions not tough. 
Why Miss pain...

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Categories: inferred, 10th grade, deep, depression,
Form: ABC
Not the Word
NOT THE WORD

It's all about the picture and not the word.
They think everything in ink has all been heard.
In a painting or in film, it's the image that's inferred, 
Cause it's all about the image, not the word.

-Edlynn Nau...

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© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inferred, art, language, voice, writing,
Form: Quatrain
Inferred Occurred and Cured
what we have heard inferred
this was the word which occurred
reassured could be cured

(with terror endured)
(while on trip we toured)
(while attending herd)
(mentioned by a bird)
(completely absurd)
(being a numb skull)
(said by when cat purred)...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inferred, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Timeless Huitain
I won’t ever bank on trendy,
I am here striving for timeless.
That crowd with a vision of me
when they see a little black dress. 
Hair and nails display the finesse
that translates to each pretty word.
Simple clean lines but nonetheless 
cursive’s curled drama is inferred....

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Categories: inferred, emotions, feelings, poetry, writing,
Form: Other



Premium Member It Was a High Time - Kiers Bath-Time
Rod Humphries was raging
As Keir Starmer came staging
You covid conniver!
Such lies lit this pyre'
Neath the sign of the Raven
He inferred of Keir coward craven'
Undeterred by a minder
He barred the sidewinder
Now more are wiser
We await a decider'

©Joe Maverick 22-4-2021...

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Categories: inferred, political,
Form: Rhyme
God Meant Sins To Prevent
what will be theory
times have been sad and dreary
they could be cheery

what is perturbing
politician disturbing
we must be curbing

what God would have meant
sinning will always prevent
do need His consent

what they had inferred
things will become untethered
that should be detered...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inferred, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku
Word Words
A nerd slurred a word unheard, to be his preferred password.
A bird flew over a furred herd, be-gird by a Kurd. 
He stirred and blurred, to a curd a third of turd.  
But undeterred he spurred the transferred word, to be heard and conferred.
To reword the inferred referred word, to be deferred is just absurd....

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Categories: inferred, nice, poems, satire, silly, spoken word, word
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Thoughtful
Take the time to lend a helping
Hand to those who would never ask,
Out of shame or embarrassment.
Under the guise of helping you
Get rid of your surplus supplies;
Help out, but let them keep their pride.
Take into account people have
Feelings; remember, be thoughtful.
Under certain circumstances,
Love should be inferred, not spoken....

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Categories: inferred, feelings, friendship love, giving, heart, how i
Form: Acrostic
The Neighbors As Time Persists
And the pity’s infected their whispers.
And the advice arrives in the mail.
No return addresses;
No self-revelations.
There are so many smiles,
I could wallpaper the sky.
I could trade introspection for consolation.
The carolers stopped singing
outside my door
in favor of mingling with a couple
who’ve inferred my reality.
I’ve passed by and only nodded
to their whispers drowned out
by keys in the locks....

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Categories: inferred, loss,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mid East Black Plague
You'll give me all-sign I will
You'll bury me top that Hill
You're a Christian not a Jew
What hubris inferred by you 
Death you tease bury me, please
Breath I, bended knees, appease
I will sign, my life is thine
I will find, the Lord divine
Why say you, you are a Jew
Soon you thru be a rich Jew
A pox done without the clue
Fair future you'll die from flu
Ill fate you'll not see my end
How-I'm carrying your coffin...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: inferred, analogy, death,
Form: Light Verse
He Claims Not To Be a Geek
He claims not to be a geek,
Although it has been heard,
That he’s in the science clique.

He denies that he’s a nerd,
But if you quickly check,
His Sci-Fi interest is inferred.

He says he doesn’t like “Star Trek”,
But if you block the TV set,
He’ll often crane his neck.

He says he’s not a dweeb and yet,
Ask him about his PhD,
He’ll know the answer you can bet.

If he’d stop denying it he’d see,
I’m just as big a geek as he!...

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Categories: inferred, people, science, science fiction,
Form: Terza Rima
Premium Member Like New Litchenstein first 10 minutes WIP
The not together strands that lead to demise
But they are oh so beautiful through your eyes
Place me gently so I'm never disturbed
And I'll stay this way,  all change curbed 

There was the moment that damage occurred
So long gone it's less real more inferred
It's all quiet now let's just sit with the scene
Playing over and over like uninventive dream

To be 'like new' with no sign I was broken
All tentrils of anxiety erased and unspoken 


...

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Categories: inferred, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
End
Incandescent to the inclement weather 
The stem of branch and leaves of wrath
Bend a form of shadow sorry 
Channeling a call to arms
Of pagan fire and loves desire
To compensate the broken dreams 
Of the pipers whistle 
That brush around the field's of thistles 
For nightingales to rise on harp string passes 
Like words and verse the youth ignore 
Never where we so rich yet succumbed to feeling poor
In the time that prevails 
To the inferred 
At the world's end...

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Categories: inferred, age,
Form: Free verse

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