Short Knock Poems
Short Knock Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Knock by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Knock by length and keyword.
Monkey Busy
Monkey Rise
Monkey Screaming
Bloodshot Eyes
Fast to reach you
Fast to touch
fast to scratch
and knock you up
my knock out roses
with their vibrant pink petals
flaunting their beauty
mesmerizing garden elves
delighting faeries and trolls
you've got to learn to crawl before you can walk..... So if one door closes and the other wont
open... Dont be afraid to knock....
Form:
Why to linger at the door
When there is nobody there
Or they are but dead asleep?
2. 29.2024
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Knock softly
Even angels whisper
Peace is radiant when
We love
Tomorrow the uncertainty
Tomorrow the gift
Tomorrow the forevermore
Today
Knock, Knock
Written: by Tom Wright
3/9/2018
Jesus was his name,
He stood at my door knocking,
I accepted Him;
Haiku
Knock, Knock
Jesus was his name,
He stood at my door knocking,
I accepted Him;
Haiku
Written: by Tom Wright
3/9/2018
don't quick not sick
happen to me
they key
is to fight
i know am right
black or white
when the bell sound
do this stuff
GET KNOCK DOWN GET UP
He knocked on my virtual window
Knock knock
I just wanted to say hello
A smile on my face
A light in my eyes
Ugh ugh ummm
Hello back dear friend.
Shaken to the core
by a knock on the door
My mood’s not conducive
to visitors intrusive
Though what else am I here for
be thankful when it arrives
with a knock on your front door;
a very important guest -
opportunity
You walk by a plot in a cemetery
You hear a knock, it makes you hairy
Call the crane experts
Help you dig the dirt
Probably just a recently deceased's fairy
• "Knock knock," a familiar voice said
• I peep through the window and swing open the door
• My good friend Jim-Bob is seen standing there
• Feet glued to the floor
Once a man at my door said, “Knock, knock?”
When I said, “Who’s there?” He just said, “Knock.”
“Knock who?” I posed
“Knock knock?” he proposed
And we repeated that till twelve o’clock.
A sharing of words
An arrival not knowing
What to expect ?
Eager a response
Seek then find...
Walking about her hallways
Determined to spill one's heart
At all cost, these lines inside this box.
Action, desolation, and desolation.
Doors shrink, shrunk!
Doors struck, locked
Let me in, let me in
KNOCK!
KNOCK!
KNOCK!
KNOCK-KNOCK WHOSE THERE
8/3/19
Written by James Edward Lee Sr.2019©
A-pparent
N-ew
G-low
E-merges
L-etting
A-nother
K-nock
A-t
Y-our
E-arly
D-awn
A-ppear
T-o
I-solate
N-ight
G-ray
Topic: Birthday of Angela Kaye Dating (July 03)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
it was Halloween night when she heard
a knock on door, trick or treaters?
Looking for treats as before,
So she opened the door,
A zombie stood there!
She quickly ran
But the beast
just said
Boo!!
All I am
Soul and man
Must I stand
Yet. As I am
Bitter sweet, so complete
I stand at awe
I'm at her neck and call
So as I love,
I stand at the door and knock
20/8/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 3024
autumn’s most clever harvest moon
parades above scratchy hay bales
September shows us October’s nearness
Kansas and Nebraska cool off wonderfully
harvest moon love of September formulates plan
hear a knock on meadow’s door?
Shut the hell up
And let heaven talk.
Tie the hell up
And let the heaven walk.
When the hell mocks
Let the Heavens rock.
Hold off the hell
And flow with heaven.
Be free from the spell
And feel safe in the haven.
The sound came loud upon the door.
Who is it you ask?
No one answers.
So again you say, "who is it?"
A voice says, "It is I."
So you open the door to find.
Yourself waiting upon the door step.
"Come it is time to move on.'
Form:
Knock Knock
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KNOCK! KNOCK!
Exasperated farsighted man glaring at his derby hat on the hall tree
...don’t go there,
some doors ain’t meant to be opened,
Knock knock,
who’s there,
do check before you open.
“Knock and the door shall be opened,”
it’s me LORD,
i seek something i need find,
“Ask, and it shall be given you.”
knock knock...
knock knock
Knock knock
....
Who's there
A fairy master
of your
tales
A fairy teller
of my tales
?
...
A fairy master
I am true
and I've
come just
for you
But my tales
you will
not sale
for I will
tell my
fairy
tales