Short Introduction Poems

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


Course of Nature

Introduction: Nature works in a mystical way…


In dark sparkles blink
In patterns scattered through the sky
Gone with a stormy wink
Form: Haiku


Premium Member No Introduction

This one begs for none No intermediate steps No introduction The real inevitable Raw passion…Unbiased love
Russell Sivey
Form: Tanka

An Introduction

An Introduction

I come well worn from decades past
Not torn but well defined
A spirit found at last
And here upon this shore 
With universal twine
Aligned
Form: Verse

Premium Member Permanence as Nothing

There is

Permanence 

Seeming as hidden

In the moving and

Tumultuous story

Of life..

Permanence as nothing

May be the resonant

Introduction...

Introduction

Though on the outside I look rather dull
I keep a secret deep down in my skull
I fool the world with common sense behaviour
Ha! No one knows that God lives here in Hull!
Form: Rubaiyat


Introduction

INTRODUCTION


My caricature is outlined
In the jar of vocabulary

On the edge of expression 
I tear into existence

Plying limits 
Self imposed

Exposing me
Composing me
© Anita May  Create an image from this poem.

Introduction To Next Poem Horn Haiku

Introduction to Next Poem Horn Haiku

Left Right In Between 

Left, right in between
So you won't create a scene
Should know what may mean.

Jim Resilient to Being Ambivalent Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Kitty Kats

12,000 years since their introduction Egyptians were first to start the pet cat custom No one owns a cat A CAT owns a cat 90 million slink around town filling their gut
Form: Limerick

Premium Member stay at Mercy Hospital

nurse introduction
nightgown open at the back
IV in my arm

hospital jello
curtain separates two beds
long walk to bathroom

warning on door
nuns ignore it totally
protected by Him
god
Form: Senryu

Premium Member My Pass Into Heaven

I know so little--
and that was my
first introduction 
to knowing;
I feel so much--
and that was
my first sorting
into loving;
I forgave myself
and others--
and that is
my pass
into heaven.

Introduction To Sarajevo: Carlama Galerija

We spoke in images
Our hands our mouth pieces
Oiled by plum brandy 
And the certainty
That what I said
You understood,
Or wanted to
Which is all that you have to do
To make an outsider feel welcome.
Form: Rhyme

Flee

perplexed.
with such conviction,
mania fixed, fabricated dialect
of a place 
nonexistent. choke,
breathe, introduction- as faults
stick, seethe.
glee, combustion contorts, 
distorts, creates revolution.
flee.

A Performance

Pain
brings a
momentous
performance by
the introduction
of excruciating
dancing between nerve endings
followed by tourniquet twisting
when muscles scream out a crescendo
and the mind closes the curtain on pain.
© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Etheree

Premium Member No More Do They Mince

Cinderella with the Prince
 
 ~ stepsisters wince



Ziket Guidelines:
 1st line < 8 syllables
 2nd line < 5 syllables
 (Rhyme not required)

Thanks to Line Gauthier
  for the introduction
    to this fun form

Virtuous Vowels

An ally applies acces
to an adversary,
Excitement enlightens elegance
of expression,
Introduction of ignorance to an
intellectual,
Obligations obliterate opportunity
over optimism,
Unity underestimated and untowardly

Time- A Brief Introduction and One of the Few True Infinities

TIME: A BRIEF INTRORDUCTION

Time
Limited, limitless
Running, crawling, strolling
Contradictory as a paradox
Forward

ONE OF THE FEW TRUE INFINITIES

Eternity
Past, future
Flowing, unfolding, echoing
With us every day
Always
Form: Cinquain

Doubt

I know him. Does he know me?
We’ve already met. There’s no need for
an introduction again. Or is there?
Do they know I  exist?
I answered, Will she remember me now?
Am I on the right path? Living the right life?
Am I fine? I am fine.

Bugles Blared

Bugles Blared 

Up everything we had been summing,
Had head's up a threat was coming;
Had been worried,
And we hurried;
Bugles blared and did hear drumming.

Jim Horn

This is the introduction to my war
poetry series of limericks.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member BOOK TALK

Will and how
Theories now
Focus on when
Guidance through words
Tolerance and utterance voice
Introduction to Conclusion
Journeying through the open mind
Wonder
Impact
Idealistic
The Audience
Enforcer
Discussion
Book Talk thought

Premium Member The Shadow Knows

What evil lurks in the hearts of men, “Only The Shadow Knows” An introduction to an old radio thriller, scared me down to my toes But had to stay tuned The bad guys harpooned Three cheers for justice, one of the great radio shows
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Name

I am Name, the leader of the cast.
If all should fall, then I shall be the last.
Invisible, beyond what players see,
The play would be for nought, if not for me.
And so we're at the start, where I begin.
For them, I stand without; for you, within.
© Lee Leon  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

An Introduction To a Pathetic Poet

Number of my poems is becoming astronomical
Of my many poems either serious and/or comical
And every time that I start to pretend
Seems like I always end up at a dead end.

Will continue later. Wife wants me to make her some coughfy
I mean coffee.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Trafficked

A consignment on foreign soil, arrogated from house and home
Introduction in the blindness of night, freedom lost and spirit alone
Evil now renders its hand, survival consumes the affected
Divergent from fear and pain, escape becomes inspected

October 12, 2020
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Shadow Knows

What evil lurks in the hearts of men, “Only The Shadow Knows” An introduction to an old radio thriller, scared me down to my toes But had to stay tuned The bad guys harpooned Three cheers for justice, one of the great radio shows © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member AUTHOR TOO BE

Memoir Write
My life that was in plight
Introduction
Circumstance into intervention
Surrounding birth
My happenings on Earth
Death knocked
Overcast moment
My passing storm
Sudden sunrise
Heaven’s surprise
Blessing to emphasize
Living right
Sponsored God’s sight
Form: Rhyme

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