Short Lays Poems

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


Premium Member The Wind Lays

The wind lays Sunbeams shine through Dust laiden fog Ole black crow Lands 'pon weaken pecan limb
Gogyohka form....
Form: Tanka


Premium Member What Lays Ahead

i headed out somewhere
away from everything I knew
away ~ where i could start anew
and in my head i was already halfway there



AP: 1st place 2023
Form: Rhyme

When Love Lays In Full Bloom

When love lays in full bloom
                                              Open the door
                Someone said, “Behold, I stand at the door and knock”

Premium Member My Cat Lays In My Lap-

MY CAT LAYS IN MY LAP-

the cat sat on my lap 
the condescending, crusty cat sat on my lazy, large lap 

8/9/20
written word by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020 ©

With Love of God a Lamb Lays

With Love of God A Lamb Lays

With love of God saw a lamb that lays;
For food wanders while he will graze;
Out in field,
That appealed;
Plays with God and gives Him praise.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Premium Member Limerick: Once a Bold Billionaire From Ma-Lays-She-Ah

Limerick: Once a bold billionaire from Ma-Lays-She-Ah

Once a bold billionaire from Ma-Lays-She-Ah*
Bought up politicos to militia
They put his money to work
Called him a right proper jerk
Now he pulls rickshaws barefoot in absentia.

•	Read also as: “Ma-Lays-He-Ah”

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

By the Sweet Waters, Her Beauty Lays

By the sweet waters,
Her beauty lays,
Exotic in its graces,

The waves dance,
Sensually,
Like champagne,
To the shore,

As they sigh,
In the mango breeze,

The palm trees leaves,
Caressing, and staying sublime,

While the moon,
Bathes her exotic shore,
With its red wine
Reynaldo Casison
Form: Lyric

Lays Potato Chips

My mom left me home alone
With nothing there to eat
So I took the bag of Lays Potato Chips
And decided to take a seat.

I wasn't too hungry,
I had just eaten cake
But this was an opportunity
I had to take.

I ate until my stomach hurt.
Everything grew tight, including my shirt.

The bag was empty, finally
But there was something wrong
I was still hungry!
© Anna Good  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

He Lays Alone

He lays alone in the shadows,
Waiting for night to fall.
Seeking peace in his nightmares
Thinking nobody cares at all.

He wonders if he did enough,
As lightning strikes his cold soul.
The thunder explodes in his mind,
Of all those dreams he never told.

In his coffin he sleeps in slient torment,
When his spirit flees to another realm.
Where the darkness and fire rule the land,
As down, down, down in the pit he fell.
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