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Short Laureate Poems

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


Eden
An apple bitten,
Exiled from the garden of love,
Innocently wise....

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Categories: laureate, black african american, creation, lost love, love,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Poetry In Hot Pants
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Miss Sharpy
Life of the Party
Two lines only
Poetess Laureate

5/11/2019
9:30Pm...

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Categories: laureate, humorous, poetess,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Clerihew Betjeman
Poet Laureate John Betjeman
a versified-bio fan
In 'Summoned by Bell'
his lyrical story did tell...

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Categories: laureate, people, poetry,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Clerihew Bridges
Poet Robert Bridges
originally a surgeon his obit says
This change worked out just great
he became Poet Laureate...

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Categories: laureate, people, poetry,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member CLERIHEW tennyson
Poet Laureate Alfred Tennyson
with tetrameter(ABBA) had much fun
Gifted with wordplay he was blest
'In Memorium' at his best...

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Categories: laureate, people, poetry, tribute,
Form: Clerihew



Premium Member Clerihew Lewis
Cecil Day Lewis a Poet Laureate
a teacher ere poesy he did create
A close peer of WHAuden
personal poety flowed from his pen...

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Categories: laureate, people, poetry,
Form: Clerihew
Unreal
Through doors and windows,
Further and further inward,
Pushing limits until inward becomes outward,
And miracles unfold into reality....

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Categories: laureate, black african american, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Music
In the music of life there will be sound and rest,
In every day there will be work and rest,
The contrast is important,
Finding the balance is the test....

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Categories: laureate, black african american, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mouthful
megaphone bemoan
                                         ignoramus laureate 
                                      soapbox needs a wash






***...

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Categories: laureate, anti bullying,
Form: Senryu
Scars
I loved you the best I could,
Your scars were so deep and so old,
I could not see them and you could remember,
I love you,
This time love was not enough....

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Categories: laureate, black african american, lost love, love hurts,
Form: Free verse
A Reader's Reward
Of all the poets laureate
my favorite, Mark Strand
has given us a poem
singular in absolute--
an offering that seems
to be no thing at all

I cherish that
although thus bound 
I cannot tell you why
       ~...

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Categories: laureate, absence,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Message In a Bottle
I have a chance
(if things pan out)
to climb the local ladder.
Assistant to a Laureate
in poetic matters. 

Wish me luck,
at least a fall that
leaves me writing better;
but if I fly,
cheer me on
earning all my letters....

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Categories: laureate, art,
Form: I do not know?
Poet Laureate
If words are thoughts made manifest, humanity then a poem long ago written
only the poet knowing the design
 Tragic or joyous, all things rest in his hands 
for once the word is constructed creation is realized ending fulfilled...

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Categories: laureate, analogy,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Swing Low
I lassoed with my lariat
a laureate named Harriet;
I rope-a-doped a pope
and washed his mouth with soap.
The wheel broke on my chariot;
it was too big to carry it.
The poet and the pope got hitched;
I’ll be home soon, I hope....

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: laureate, nonsense, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Numb
Floor to ceiling, wall to wall, world to world,
Bouncing from dimension to dimension,
Stranded in the space that is nowhere,
Unsure if this is wake or sleep,
Unsure which option is reality,
Rapid fire stillness,
The love child of sanity and insanity....

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Categories: laureate, black african american, confusion,
Form: Free verse
Laureate Lady
A-nother
L-aureate
L-ady
I-n
A-mazing
H-appiness

G-ladly
E-njoys
M-arvelous

L-ine
A-bout
M-agnificent
B-eauty
I-mparting
N-atal
C-elebration
I-n
O-ccasion

Topic: Birthday of Alliah Gem O. Lambinicio (October 26) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: laureate, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Malala Yousafzai
Young Nobel Prize laureate, Malala Yousafzai
An activist and warrior, blessed by the most high

Shot in the head; almost killed, yet chose to fight
on for education rights. A cosmic force of light



Date written: 01/17/2020...

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Categories: laureate, appreciation, celebrity, people, tribute,
Form: Clerihew
Even the Smallest Ants Cast Long Shadows
Little Ant Severn Cullis Suzuki,
Who Silenced the whole world in 1992,
For "worries of a child".

 =======================
Now world’s youngest Ant, silenced the bullets,
The noble prize laureate,
Malala Yousafzai.

Date: 09/01/2015
For the contest sponsored by Scott Thirtyseven...

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Categories: laureate, women, world,
Form: Kimo
Premium Member Friends
From a poor old poet: to a Superb Laureate.
Regards: to the best poets, I ever met.
I will introduce myself:: HGarvey.
Emit Your poetic ability to me.
Never stop writing Poems from Your Heart.
Defend with the Pen: " Til Death do you Part " .
Someday Poetry will be, an introduction to Society....

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Categories: laureate, dedication
Form: Free verse
Premium Member To -- Lady Elaine George
“  Life, a Precious Gift “
“ Harry, Live it, be Happy “
“ Know your dear Lenore ‘

These are the Words of : “Lady”  Elaine George
To my POEM : Wake Up, Below is my Response

Elaine is “ FRIENDSHIP “
Elaine is “ INSPIRATION
 “ POET  LAUREATE “

Inspired by and Dedicated to “ Lady “  Elaine George...

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Categories: laureate, family, friendship, life, love, thank you,
Form: Senryu
Went To Meander
Went To Meander

Marjory Wentworth went to meander;
Took a gander and had to hand her
My poems that with me I did tote
Then she grabbed me by my throat;
No more of my poems can she endure.

James Horn

Marjory Wentworth is Poet Laureate
of South Carolina where poems are
always finer so she said....

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: laureate, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Writeousness
To be writeous, one must 
First and foremost, 
Write.  Right? 
However, to obtain writeousness, 
One must become 
Poet laureate or be 
Awarded a Pulitzer or Nobel. 
Or write something so 
Righteous that it actually 
Changes the world 
For the better. 
Am I wrong? 
Am I being poetically, correct?...

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Categories: laureate, write,
Form: Light Verse
Yo,Mama
being still,makes me ill.the feel i get when girls are wet and wild,is ooh child,things are gonna get easier.the theme park crossed my mind.so did your behind.your behind the times if you think im perverted.we worried?the poet laureate thing,its a total mess,and unblessed.we confess,lest,we take the place.love the lower case....

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Categories: laureate, art
Form: Prose Poetry
Hats Off To You {vignette}
heart flutters bearing the news
appointed poet laureate
bows comrades honoring name
gift gabble raising thy brows
expectations of nil
inspirations for others






Tribute To Poetry

And To All The Wonderful Poets
Here In The Soup Bowl
I Bow To Each

Also Entry For
Brian Strand's 
Poet Laureate Contest
GL All...

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Categories: laureate, dedication, devotion, children, happiness, imagination, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Quatrain
Past Is Permanent and Present Subject To Change
Past Permanent and Present Subject to Change

past is permanent
while future will soon be here
now live in present

Present is only tense
which we can live in.

Jim Horn

This is my 8,000th poem.
I have dedicated it to 
Marjory Wentworth,
Poet Laureate of
South Carolina.
Probably should have
had her edit my poem....

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: laureate, allegory, analogy,
Form: Haiku

Book: Reflection on the Important Things