Short Keepers Poems

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


Premium Member Covenant Casualties Calming Down-

Creepy keepers of cold covenants casualties cordially calming  down ~

12/29/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020


Company Keepers

If only they are aware that they are mere company keepers 
They would not really count them as anything that matters

ABSOL
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Finders Keepers

Mary found a little puppy.
She took him home to feed him.
That was ten years ago.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2026
Form: Other

Premium Member ice machine

Proud Boys and Oath Keepers will splice
Together a killer device
Now pardoned they work
With sign-on cash perk
For Trump’s white supremacist ICE
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Only Truth Keepers

What your heart and mind see 
is what
you put into them

Be careful
for you
are the only truth keeper

The keys you accept
become your solid.


Premium Member Igor needs a bigger lab III

The proud boys fill Trumpenstein’s need
His pardons saw oath keepers freed
They’ll serve this nation
Intimidation
And feed our great narcissist’s greed
Form: Limerick

Sequioa Trees

Huge Sequoia Trees
Harboring birds in branches
Red Tail Hawk Looks down

Regal in our view
Keepers of the distant past
Huge Sequoia trees


es 1.30.2011
© Eddee Shaz  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Time

Time and time again.
Time starts,
Time stops,
Time spreads,
Time sprouts,
Time ticks,
Time tocks,
Clocks are the keepers of time.
Time is the keepers of us.
© Eric Urbas  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Kingdom Come

Keepers of the secret
Knowledge, powerful men
Kneel before the altar
Knowing their prayers are
Kisses on God’s lips. New
Kingdoms come and go like
Kestrels in search of food.

Premium Member The Eve Before

Malcontents crapping on democracy
then complaining about how it stinks
the anarchist and antichrist
keepers of a stagnate stye 
It is the eve before the prince of peace arrives
Form: Limerick

When I See a Crowd On the Street

When I see a crowd on the street, noise and smell, 
Gnawing me the concern for this people: -
Is there enough room for them in the hell?
Is there enough oil, firewood, fire keepers?
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Bad Tippers

When keepers feed dolphins with flippers,
and see the numbers that come back on receipts,
they find that dolphins aren't very good tippers,
but don't fuss lest they become human treats.
Form: Rhyme

Keepers of the Flame

The moors seduced
The Sahara Desert Mountains
Mastered the Mediterranean Sea
Keepers of the flame
Custodian of Egyptian knowledge
Their horses made of moonlight
The world shall never be the same

Point Fermin Lighthouse

Light in part of keepers quarters
Then replaced with standing orders
Make wood replica no borders
Refurbished that year by docents
Seen by many sons and daughters
Near rocks washed by cold sea waters
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Do Not Feed the Animals

Went to the zoo today, saw a sign that read “Do Not Feed The Animals” most animals dread Getting skinnier by the day Zoo keepers usually weigh Not themselves ... the animals, you silly heads
Form: Limerick

Where Is Thy God

We are the soul-keepers, captured in this flesh
Daggers remain silent, inside this stiff corpse
We seek not of this unholy act
Then, where is thy God
Who shall answer my request
Let us weep for this untimely death

Premium Member SCANDAL ARISING'

Oh dear sir quyeer, its headed for the weir.' And the keepers
Are changing.' Quite a nuisanse indeed.' ( one must fear?)This body is most
Foul..' the stink shall be intense..Many will desert, and your despair become immense.'
Form: Rhyme

Spinoza

Inside the keepers pantry
Spinoza can look into any lenses
Our lives have changed since then
as the chaff of wheats trail
Tells us truth is neigh
as it shimmers with the dust
as we guide our silent prayers
to Gods substantive creation.

Premium Member Obituary

Obituary

Singular
Although many
All have the common thread
What the years have given them
Have been taken  

Only relatives have interest
Or data keepers at best
The likened groups 
That they belonged
Are waiting 
Who will be next

Premium Member I'M Cynical of Polly

Julia Ward free verse contest: Polly in politics

I'm Cynical of Polly

They say she's pretty, Polly,
even though she shits on the media,
content to repeat 
whatever her keepers teach for a bit of golden carrot.
Yes --
she's a real polly-tician!

The Coming

Inside the Keepers pantry
Jesus can stare at any mirror
Our lives have changed
likens the chaff of wheat 
The Lord is neigh
as truth wrestles amongst the shimmering trees
and we are guided by our missives
The green patterns of holly
roots our dreams

The New God

They gather in cathedral clinics,
(with virtuoso grin)
scientists in robes of white.
Pretentious keepers of a new race,
their will shall be a will that mimics;
Manipulating the gene pool's base
in halls white-washed of sin,
not as God, but as God might...
Form: Rhyme

Canada is my home

Canada is my home
And I am proud to live in Canada
I have been living living in Canada
For 45 years
Also I have friends
That are also Canadian
And Canada is a country that is not in war
We have peace keepers
That are fighting over seas
To work towards peace
© aldo kraas  Create an image from this poem.

Keepers

Keepers
They say the mind that is consumed with fragility breeds insanity,
Do we not breed what we most seek?
Alas, we forget, the mind; an interchanging phenomenon,
Shrouded in darkness, we seek the light.
A blessing or a curse, we are the masters; the keepers.
(Ashyy)

Premium Member I'd advise no'

British troops in Ukraine.? Well they are already there.' 
Whats starners game? As peace keepers they could be
Hit' that would derail things I'm sure of it.' To much
Resources already have been drained.' Leave well enough
Alone..I would think if any really care in the main.?
Form: Rhyme

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