Short Keep It Simple Poems

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Brainwash

Paint it black
Black to white
Keep it simple
Not too bright

Back on track
Out of sight
Law is whack
Get ready for flight
© Ed Owens  Create an image from this poem.
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Concerning the Achievement of Life Goals - Keep It Simple

insects set but two:
eating and copulating
(sounds okay to me)


Footnote: Goal #3 - Winning or placing in PD's Haiku contest
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Keep It Simple

breath of God
fills our form
why then pride

feel heartbeats 
allow bliss
to lead us

as God’s child
we’re as He
love and light
Form: Other

A Kiss For Poets

That “keep it simple, stupid” line
Is wise advice, we must opine.
What’s more, some poems make us snort,
It could read, “keep it simply short.”
© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Ray Kroc Had the Game in Hand


    Ray Kroc of McDonald’s fame 
       had the game in hand

     His motto, ‘Keep it Simple, Stupid’
       applied to America's businessman
Form: Rhyme


Keep It Simple

Speak your simple thoughts

                                                Big words create illusion

                                                  Don't cause confusion
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Simple Simon

let’s keep it simple distil each desire with love tranquil silence reigns in but not within the world feeling bliss rapture unfurled 11-July-2021
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Keep It Simple

Why make everything complex
Complicate, replicate, concave, or convex?
I am a strong proponent of simplifying
If there’s a problem, it’s for rectifying!

written November 29, 2021

Keep It Simple

Using words with hidden meanings is for those with intellectual leanings Poems that are complicated are strictly over-rated Give me a poem with simple gleanings. Copyright: 12/31/2018
Form: Limerick

Keeping It Simple

Sometime I write my poems in pencil
and keep it simple.
That won't  change anything . 
I can still be gentle 
and sentimental .

My ultimate goal
is that my poetry
will continue to make
 people show off their dimples.

Premium Member Keep it simple

verbosity and complexity in speech
mind-centric, puts heart out of reach
instead oh hermit, become like a flower
whose ineffable fragrance doth empower
without any effort employed on is part
sublime effervescence, a work of art
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Keep It Simple

Great men and small men,
what does it matter?
We all fry in the very same batter.
Moral ambiguity 
is not a hot flame
but if we don't 
pay attention
it cooks just the same.
Running a country,
living a life,
Lao Tzu said,
"Keep it simple!",
avoid all strife.

Premium Member Keep It Simple

It is everywhere 
Swamplands stagnative 
The sticky substance
Binding blinding glue
Cause of resistance 

We may exit
The Maya web
By detachment
In contentment 

Vaporised 
We imbibe
Love current

Pure bliss
Unstained

Throbs 

08-October-2020

Premium Member Ulladu Narpadu Addendum 2

Plethora of religions, so much hype
Our mind drowns in the cacophonic din
Heed these words dear heart, if your soul is ripe
Indulging in ego cravings is sin
God dwells in our heart, so go in therein
Remain poised in awareness self-aware
Keep it simple and see God everywhere

Simplicity

I was gonna write this over the top poem. 
It was going to have personification and all that jazz
But then I thought 
And I thought 
And I thought 
Then it hit me 
This poem is about simplicity so why not keep it simple.
Roses are violets are blue 
I want an A for this 
How about you.
© Dee Woot  Create an image from this poem.

Catharsis Anyone?

Do I keep it simple,
because simple is my mind?
Do I use the words,
just to make a rhyme?
Am I being honest?
The demons that I hide.
Complexities and complications.
Only in my mind?
Are my searching eyes deceiving?
What do I hope to find?
Do I remain a dreamer,
because reality I fear?
Do I write line after line,
so I won't disappear?
© Joe Fisher  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Love's Hardships

Its our love, we rule
Let'em say that you're a fool
Because it doesnt matter, now
That you've made your vow.

Lets keep it simple
Lets keep it cool
You may be a cripple
But its nothing, I'll prove it 
soon.

The roads rough, I'll help us 
through
The stones that hurt us too.
But both of us, hearts we have
So we'll triumph, now thats 
love.
Form: ABC

Premium Member So spake simple Simon

The mind is confused but heart understands
how we may discern between good and evil,
joy occurring when our consciousness expands,
whilst cravings of ego cause an upheaval.
Keep it simple dear souls, embrace and release,
in nonchalance flowing like the morning breeze,
treading gently on earth, valuing life’s worth,
generous to a fault, heart bubbling with mirth.
Form: Rispetto

As Simple As That

Impressive doesn't impress
Keep it simple 
My soul whispered
Touch the ground
Feel the dirt
As simple as that
Clap your hands
Slap your face
Hurt is the cost to wake
As simple as that
You can write big
Diamonds and pearls
For stones of words
I ask you my child
How genuine do you express
When you desire to impress
Write to express
Not just to impress
As simple as that
© Neetu Wali  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Silence speaks

There are so many paths that we’re spoilt for choice,
each religion claiming it alone is true,
yet all admit that love’s the pulse of God’s voice,
so shifting from head to heart, blessings accrue.
Let’s keep it simple hermit, why complicate,
for if we truly wish to reach heaven’s gate,
befriending silence, lets plunge into the void,
that thus invoking grace, delusion’s destroyed.
Form: Rispetto

Miss Each Touch--Kib

She whispers deep of friendship's grant
Yearning for warm caress,
Alone with memories
Her clan lost in enemy lines-
Fresh dreams this world can't bless
Or stroke a woman’s pain.


Keep It Simple Contest
Hosted by nette onclaud
Aug 1, 2019
www,howmanysyllables.com noted


“I think we miss that touch so much, that we crash 
into each other, just so we can feel something." Crash ,2004
Form: Verse

Premium Member Plans

You change them once,
you change them twice,
should you change again or just roll dice?
Am I too soon or maybe late,
I change so much, I can't keep straight.
You stress to make plans,
or stress with none,
It gets so stressful, you can't have fun.
Keep it simple, reduce your stress...
and you will worry a whole lot less.
                                                        P.R. Deremer
Form:

The Poetry of Cancer

THE POETRY OF CANCER
                                                (For Shelly)

My editor says
keep it simple,

so here it is:
you died on Saturday

and your viewing
was Monday.

You were a good poet
but cancer

ate through you
so fast you didn’t have

time

to write a good-bye
poem.

Now here it is Tuesday
and I am 

waiting 

for an email
that will never 

come.

Copyrighted 
November 12, 2011
Jim Brewer
© Jim Brewer  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member Happiness Can Return

Life can be simple Or really quite complex Try to keep it simple So happiness can take effect Don't burden yourself with burdens That will always bring you down Live each day in happiness While it's still there to be found Take the time to find peace In life as you live and learn Let the joy of life embrace you So happiness can return Dan Kearley:5-29-13 *And try to smile as often as you can!* :o)
Form: Rhyme

Sexy Haiku

Sex is a science
You can use an appliance
Don't be shy at all

Tickle her fancy
By telling your fantasy
Make it sound a ball

Don't try to diet
If it's freaky just try it
Taste it with your tongue

Make it fast or slow
Keep it simple for god knows
When beast lose control

The gift of pleasure
To which there is no measure
That majestic flow

Bought sold tried or trend
All good things must come to end
Again, just say when
Form: Haiku

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