Short Lastly Poems

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


Returning (Englyn)

Cold engulfed her flesh when she lastly reached
this old house forsaken;
lilac scent has awakened
at yesterday's ghost's haven
Form: Quatrain


Aphorism

If a man is foolish enough to ask it,
a woman will take that as a privilege,
encourage it, and lastly, make it a pleasure;
And vice versa.
© Chris Conn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

There Once Ws a Student Named Gest

There once was a 
student named Gest.
Among all his 
classmate,he's best.
He dumped all his 
books
and followed all 
cooks.
Which lastly he 
failed much the rest.
Form: Limerick

Life Is Like A Leaf

Life is like a leaf
Staying in high
Staying in the middle
Slowly by seasons
It changes it colors
Then, shows its beauty 
Lastly, when the time comes
Well done, well drop.

Beyond universes

Beyond universes, at the doors of Vaikuntha,
My soul, travelled wearing different clothes,
Lively got tastes of the heaven and the hell,
And lastly it will merge within Lord Vishnu.


Three Meaningful Places You Want To Visit

To understand the meaning of life
Three places you should visit :
First, is hospital
Health is wealth.
Second, is jail
Freedom is valuable.
Lastly, is funeral
We're nothing but guests on Earth.

My Love For You

I fell in
Love
When I 
First saw
Your beautiful
Eyes
They shimmered
In the sunlight
Like ice
Sparkling
Your lips
Are perfect
Light pink
Heart-shaped
Lastly
You
The perfect 
Girl for
Me
© Via Kotha  Create an image from this poem.

Thrice The Ached To Lose Child

Thrice the ached to lose child.
Tight-grasped of, and as soft
A hand. The true key of
Home; and its love!

Leading on, more beguiled
Mother, motherly wife
Lastly, whilst Earth farewell
Myself, angel.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Taking The Guesswork Out Of Promise

My candle said to me soon I will rest for giving you my best as I have melted my girth as the wick wanes in my worth I will flick away my ember and lastly, remember the time when you light up my life
Form: Verse

To Be Free

TO BE FREE,

IS TO KNOW YOU.
 AND TO BE FREE, IS TO LOOK AT YOU.

AND TO BE FREE, 
  IS TO BE YOU.

AND TO BE FREE,
    IS TO DO YOU.
  AND LASTLY, 
         TO BE FREE, IS TO LOVE YOU (YOURSELF) COMPLETELY.
Form: Rhyme

Know Your Lines

Your love is scored with lines:
The thin one of a bitter smile,
Loosening after while,
The legal ones you sign in ink,
Those ‘round the tub and in the sink,
The battle-lines you draw in bed;
Lastly, lines said in your head.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Know Your Lines

Your love is scored with lines:
The thin one of a bitter smile,
Loosening after while,
The legal ones you sign in ink,
Those ‘round the tub and in the sink,
The battle-lines you draw in bed;
Lastly, lines said in your head.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Gingerbread Man

I miss it
the warm, soft, moist dough,
making frosting clothes, and red hot buttons.
Mimicked "catch me if you can" 
biting off the legs first, now it can't run.
Always saving the head for last to
see it's doom come towards it.
And lastly after it comes milk!
art
Form:

Beethoven

oh Immortal Beloved
how came you never to my shore
tho I have waited evermore
you leave me all the more bereft
for knowing lastly of the theft
the thief who stole your loving heart
who tore the two of us apart
has so much more than I to give
the world to hear
the will to live.
Form: Couplet

New Year Resolutions

What better than to enjoy life more. ...
While trying to negotiate my financial situation better.
To keep fit and exercise more. ...
To eat well but healthily 
And lastly to give up alcohol!. …


02/01/22
FIVE NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: L MILTON HANKINS
Form: List

Premium Member Bless This House

May God bless this house
Where all abide
Love and care for one another
Tolerate and accept each other
Share and share alike
Lift each other's burdens
Help each other with household chores
Smile when we see each other
And care for our animals
Lastly volunteer to put the bins out!

Premium Member Look An Aardvark

I felt happy as a lark,
I watched an aardvark;
As I sat in a giant arc.
Next, I waved hi to Mark,
As he jogged in the park.
He wanted to catch Clarke.
Then I noticed a dog bark,
That resembled a gray shark;
Lastly, had to run; it got dark.










Alexis Y.
03/11/2022
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Mealtime

Lies and Love

Leaving lessens love
Lying ladies leave lastly
Lies linger lately


Mealtime

Minors mind manners
Mothers muffle most musings
Meals mingle morsels



Natural

Nomads never nest
Needing nothing normally
Nature nurses nil




7-19-20
Contest: Alliteration
Sponsor: Jenish Somadas

Rain

So beautiful is the rain
For that little boy
Who watches it filled with joy
For that lady without makeup
With the scorching heat she was fed up
And lastly for that sad guy
Who was desperate to cry
Outside he goes with a black raincoat that he usually wears
Walking in the rain knowing that water will hide his tears
Form: Rhyme

Untitled

If I swear on my life that both are the same,
Why is one loud and distorted?
The other, just silence, fictitious guidance;
Too gentle for minds too contorted.

The first says I'm needy, but is, itself, greedy,
The second too quiet; it died.
It flew away fast and I asked for help lastly
But it had already passed by.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Forgotten Before I'M Gone

I don't want to wait 'til I die for people to praise me
    Tell me now, Stepmom, how easy it was to raise me

  And please, dear brother, do not hold back
    Let your friends know all the great jokes I cracked

  Lastly, my dear Home Economics students, wherever you are,
    Assure connoisseurs that I make a mean salad bar
Form: Couplet

Melting Point Of Marriage

The melting point of married life:
Stay together but not talking 
No hug, no smell, no story to tell
No sweet moment, everyone is on the phone
Sleeping in opposite direction
Preparing clothes independently
Busy friendship with others
Forgetful to important family event
No friction, less feeling, no meeting
Lastly, break up!

The Power In You

The power in you 

Nothing can stop you but yourself

Nothing can move you but your spirit

And nothing can destroy you but your mind and

Lastly nothing can heal you but your soul 

Save the inner power and let it outward ness lead your path in life

Blessing to everyone 
Or any one 
Who still want to live 
And be alive
Form: Epic

Premium Member Soul Wisper

darkened sigh incites
unfettered and untethered~
lastly emptiness

soft rustle whispered
from the quiet autumn leaves~
ne'er heard calm sorry 

gazing to the moon
sarcastic blink of the sun~
brings twilight to blush

At dawn, a mountain
Nature hushed a beach at night~
reviving my soul

Written: September 25, 2022
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Autumn To Winter

Come October He strokes away the greens To touch mosaic Upon, the now of autumn trees November next And amidst set breeze Leaves of paint chips scatter And from on high, let a harrowing slip sneeze Lastly to December Branches, canvas bare When He's decided... To shake away the dandruff, from right out of His hair
Form: Rhyme

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