Short Kinder Poems

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


Premium Member A Kinder War

My parents said their vows
        on Veterans Day

     Soldiers enlisting for marriage
        A kinder war in a way
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Persuasion Comes Not Easily

A dressing-down's full of hauteur 
    Persuasion comes not easily
  
  Instead of rebuke, employ kinder reproof
    a velvet hammer, wield congenially
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A LITTLE KINDER

Imagine when we look out our window every day
the type of world we would see…
If everyone was always a little kinder
than they think they need to be.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Butcher Chop

Her late husband was a fault-finder
And she wished that he had been kinder
But not her fault
She spilled the salt
When he caught his meat in the grinder!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A LITTLE KINDER

Just think how every day life 
would be more of a wonder
a delight
a pleasure
a treat
if we all tried to be a little bit kinder
to everyone they meet.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Fancy

Number 31

FANCY


Cotton floss candy
Spirits spread quicker
Sanguine is fancy
Sweet treats fit kinder




Leon Enriquez
20 January 2015
Singapore
Form: Epigram

Premium Member With a Grandma In It

Isn’t it amazing 
that 
no matter how you spin it…

life is a little kinder
a little gentler
a little softer 
and a little brighter

with a grandma in it
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Slow Big Wheel

The White House is our nation's grinder
With Donald Trump our main fault finder
To prove he's a man 
He fires those he can
And then claims he could not be kinder
Form: Limerick

Kathleen

There was a lady of name Kathleen,

Who was never quite sure where she had been.

    So they found her a minder

    Who was a lot kinder

And always kept her happy and clean.
Form: Limerick

I Don'T Like You - Is It Christian

I
"I don't like you" is kinder than "I don't love you."

II
The bible enjoins us to love our enemies, not like them.

III
The world thrives on love, not upon our likes & dislikes.
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Still Waters Run Deep

Ascended spirit, I need your help.
Share with me the knowledge spoken
through a voice actually 
mine, though it speaks kinder
words of honesty
and clarity
that still my
lucid
mind.
Form: Nonet

Lost In Myself

Kinder in the hart so swollen As I walk though thought and wishes
Searching for salvation in devastation and destruction 
Looking back when words were less dreary
Only finding a purpose
Form:

Premium Member A LITTLE KINDER

May we be blessed to live in a world of kindness…
for kindness is the epitome of humanity…
where every person…every day
tries to be a little kinder then they think they need to be.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Red Hots Footle Tale

Things sweet
bring heat?

Fed tots
Red Hots

Sore tongue
for young

Squalling;
bawling.

At last
that passed.

Kinder
reminder:

Amuse
and choose . . . 

yummy
gummies!
Form: Footle

Ignorance

Would’ve been kinder to pull my power cord
Practitioners Desk Reference ignored
More experiments to be explored
Torment rather than peace restored

By Robb A. Kopp

All Rights Reserved © MMX
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member making the world kinder

If I knew a magic trick to change the world
to make people kinder and softer
Bullying and fat would both be obsolete words
No one would know what they meant any more
because the world would only be kind

Premium Member I am thankful for a man

    I am thankful for a man
      by the name of Tom Cunningham

   He is an inspiration and friend for me
      and a kinder man you may never see



  (Not for Tanya's contest. ~ Rue L Breaker)
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Wondrous High Heaven Bound

warm-copper serene sky
artlessly proud poise high
Autumn's own palettes lie
in a scene kinder sigh

force through in wondrous high
migration birds loud cry
v-formation they fly
heaven bound they go by

10/9/2022
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Abc - Memory

Antiques gathering dust on hidden shelves.
Bits and baubles from kinder times.
Can you hear their stories amidst the silence?
Do you care to learn from the past?
Each day the dust gets thicker as the memories thin out.
© Rich P.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Tomorrow

We hurry toward tomorrow and trip over yesterday.
Each leap forward is answered by a stumble back, 
and one stumble may be the last.
So let us choose the smaller step, 
and find wonder in the long walk toward a kinder horizon.

Rabbit Hole

She gazed into the rabbit hole
And screamed as severed hands appeared,
They twitched and grabbed and pulled her down;
The hands were kinder than she’d feared,
And helped her trim her hair and beard.

For Deb’s Dream contest (inspired by the first picture)
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Eight Days and Nights

Light the candles, flames so bright 
   Chanukah's here eight days and nights
Spin the dreidel 'round and 'round
   Potato latkes frying, yummy sounds

A few coins for the kinder
   Precious silver gelt
Chanukah's a minor festival 
   ~ deeply felt
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Nutshell

Children:
The future of humanity in a nutshell that
We have to:

Nurture 
Protect
Guide
Teach
And
Love

If we wish a:

Better 
Kinder
Nobler 
Juster
And
More loving world 
To have!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
   29 December 2019

Stupid Poems 32

strengthen your weakness
and weaken your strength
you will be beautiful
be ambidextrous
we need to train in
kinder garten
let us weaken our strength
change our strong habits
greed insecurity fear
competition and
weaken them 

4.04 pm
sep 20 2016
Form:

It Begins Inside

It begins inside
with the refusal to be
a machine.

It begins inside
with the refusal to recognize
the beat you play.

It begins with a frown. And a shrug.

And a turning away
To a voice
kinder and sweeter
than the
rasping rattling, redolent 
of your empty threats.
© Carl Nel  Create an image from this poem.

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