Short Kin Poems

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


Kin

Islam voicing over kins,
A strong link,
If not,it is taking to Hell,sins,
All like Heaven to win,
Think of kins like your own skin!


Deities


 
Deities are Almighties,

Invincible are these;
Those with Obliging kin, like these
Shall be.
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Kith and Kin

brood close by sustain you no matter what throb if they behave erratically.
Written: February 12, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tetractys

Kin

our feelings
are related

you're my
first removed

sister's next
third cousin's

cousin
so are we

able to
legally

make
love
Form:

Kin In Okinawa

Kin In Okinawa

In Okinawa is where we had some kin;
Trump a tower there building had been;
Was a shyster,
And a heister, 
And off from my nose came much skin.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Thin Kin

Skeleton!
Tell us what you lack ...
the ability to love,
your flesh so slack?
 
Will we frighten you,
grown as pale & unsound ...
when we also haunt
the unhallowed ground?
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Real Country 'Bum-Kin' - For Lin Lane

This scarecrow is no country bumpkin His bottom and head are ripe pumpkin Touch him if you dare He’ll give you a scare By pricking your hand with a bodkin Inspired by the picture Lin sent to me 25-09-17
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spoken by the Dearly Departed’s Kin

“    “
Quote
raised,
aware
of silence
in the red-eyed night,
morning likewise in quietude
until the incessant dirge of Poe, the bells bringing
down the house, and in the garden, an eagle…
     …throws its wings around the tombstone’s shoulders
Form: Fibonacci

Lyn-Lyn-Kin-Kin

the draw to you is untenable, unformed yet perpetual, tentatively checked, indirect, corrected... irreversibly defined. and this distance is appreciable, pining, yet unspeakable, wandering dazed and crazed, directed... unrequited but aligned
© Billy Tunk  Create an image from this poem.

First I Lost All My Kith and Kin

first I lost all my kith and kin
I did not worry much
because I could live in with the crowds

next  I lost all my land
I did not worry much
because I could depend on nature

then I lost my humanity
I began to worry much
because I had become a  worthless rat
Form: Triolet

To 142121 Kin

My dear bro
Ever you grow
With all might
Doing all right
Birthday being reason
We bless thee with fusion
With all success and glory
Write a fabulous story
Let bravery be thy logo
And courage amigo
Happiest birthday to thee
Ever you shine with perennial glee..!!
Form: Couplet

Kin and Kith

We choose our kith but not our kin
And for the world we’re living in,
Such choices, sometimes helped by luck,
Are great, for with our kin we’re stuck.

Of course, we sometimes do desert
Relationships that cause us hurt
So kin may end up in a break-up
But, with friends, we kith and make up.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member War of any kind


ROSE dear, in you I see my control gear						
RISE from your doubts, feel not any fear

HOT looks of yours, makes me totally wet
HOP and hug me, for you I readied a jet 

WAG to me you become, to have my kith and kin
WAR of any kind on earth, for you I will surely win 



10th place
Form: Rhyme

Kin of the Pen

I enjoy knowing you
Though I know little about you
It still remains
I know the scrawl of your pen
Dancing over a page
The sound of your native beat
And the friendship that when kindled flames meet
Inspired by you a thousand ways
I wont waste another day
So friends, and kin of the pen 
We shall remain

Keeping Track of Kin

Now the time has come to tell the truth
But, I don't want to come across as uncouth

So sad to say I had my day
All along the months of May

To sing along with a ding-a-ling
Even with a Cheech and Ching

There were the days I gave myself a haze
And was always in a complete daze

Sleeping with the men
Keeping track of kin

Next of Kin

love can bind memories
sorrow blends with wind
water drips into a stream
thin as a skim of skin

as ghost is to remembering
like members of a greater sin
they should be only simmering
in a broth of the bitter end.

so it is to shooting up
falling into the glimmering
joy comes to who we were
when we were higher withering

living with the next of kin.

Kith and Kin

When going on vacation
It might be a true win-win
If, like killing off two birds
You get to visit kith and kin.

Seeing family's a no-brainer
If you're living far away,
But a detour to some friends can make
An even better stay.

Relatives might be the people
You have spent your whole lives with;
Still, it's fun and quite relaxing
When you hang out with your kith.
Form: Rhyme

Kith and Kin

Have a heart and heartless be not. 
life is fleeting forlorn in hopes unfulfilled.
Seek truly caring kith and kin,
who love you still though flawed.
Loneliness by lasting love annihilated.
Passing passion ends in pain delayed,
though sought for sudden pleasures
and immediate delights.

Who cares for kin unknown and far removed?
The poor despised despite possessing huge hearts.

Premium Member Kin To Kin

The relay revolves each day,
each generation has its say,
courage,with wisdom decides
to step aside as its guide;
Kin  to kin,father to son,
revolution continues on,
a baton from hand to hand,
constant flows,the timer's sand;
A time o relax,sit back
other navigate the tack,
with time to enjoy,reflect,
nothing ever is perfect.

Continuity lives within
Each creative act we begin.
Form: Rhyme

Concern For Next of Kin

You who had seen my next of kin
Dining and wining near a bin
And you forgot to raise a din
Or had minded your Gripping Gin… 

It was A War you did not win,
Though Loss reports not on The Skin
Like would Incisive Pricks of Pin
Or handiwork of Wounding Tin…

Your love, please, extend to My Kin
In Water Fish that needs Your Fin:
Never mind his mischievous grin
Nor like God be counting his sin…
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kin Toh Destination Restaurant

You’ve heard of a destination wedding?
What about a destination restaurant.
Head to Mexico’s Kin Toh Restaurant.
High above the Mayan jungle.
You enjoy cocktails mixed by talented bartenders.
And enjoy avant-garde cuisine full of organic vegetables.
While gazing toward the Caribbean sunset.
Each night they feature a world-renown performer.
Destination Restaurant – Kin Toh. 
Do not miss this opportunity!
Form: Rhyme

Nepotism's Only Kin Deep

Chip off the old block;
        It runs in the family.
This all needs to stop
        In our meritocracy.

Titles through ages;
        A generation’s game.
Lordships by bloodline,
        Some things need to change.

Birth won’t denote skill;
        It keeps people out.
Mobility’s lost
        When money they flout.

James Caan can shove it,
        And let workers in.
Nobles move over,
        Let our time begin.
© Dan Keir  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

David And Goliath

David was advised by his kin the sling's the thing if you want to win tho' small as he was without fear he did let fly and rocked Goliath's world right between the eyes before he had time to come near or even throw his spear alone from afar David did fling and with a single stone's throw he let go one shot to the head and brought the giant down yea verily knocked him stone-cold dead
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Kin To Kin

Childish eyes all bright and new,
all encompassing,alive,
unending days,years ahead,
sleep comes easy in our bed;
Taut skin,strength of vibrant youth,
old age remote and unthought,
the future is tomorrow;
Our seed into another
soon springs forth and generates
rings to the family tree,
pa to granpa,comes to be;
Then at this one step removed
we step aside and observe,
reflect,look back,not ahead..
sleep,less easy,in our bed.

 | Year Posted 2010
Form: Rhyme

Dying To Win All the Time

Eyeing every trophy is a sin,
Always craving it a prickly pin;
A critic right to raise a din:
“A propensity fit for our Dust Bin!”

For those who often seek to win
Force our hands to support either chin
And our skin pricks with a pin …

An obsession I won’t excuse my kin,
As doing so quite a kin
To eating from a rusted tin
Or relishing a non-nourishing fin.

Order I shall such a kin   
To pay with an apologizing gin;
Dying to win all the time, sin.
Form: Rhyme

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