Short Leading Poems

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


Premium Member Horror Poem Number Two

The razor;
It slipped
Leading to 
Unexpected consequences.

The redness 
Splashed and spread,
Splashed and spread.


Premium Member Wounded

Shadows

Leading nowhere

Reflected in a mirror

Intricate shards in wooden frame

Splinters


02 February 2020
Form: Cinquain

Mother

O Mother when I think of thee,
it is just a step to Calvary,
thy gentle hand upon my brow
is leading me to Jesus now....
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Moved On

looking up to the skies
for leading me
back home to you
is now the path
to its brightest star



AP: 1st place 2021

Premium Member Misfortune

Mishap disguises
An existential crisis
Leading to success














Example for Setback Contest
7-6-16
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Haiku: Miss Leading 1

Miss Leading

miss leading comment
I will love you forever
your name again please

Brian Johnston
July 24, 2015
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Impossible Overdose

Leading with your heart 
I know what I should not do;
The unspoken rules 
that I am good at bending;
Impossible overdose.
Form: Tanka

Leading the Blind

Charted lanes of custom,
 complacency alights
familiarity trumping all
—mindless in the night

(Dreamsleep: October, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Battling the Times

the New York Times
should show an affinity for rhymes
the leading paper
regarding them quite properly as an essential caper.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Hypocrisy

HYPOCRISY


Hypocrisy:
The gates of deception
Leading
Into the inferno of
Betrayal!  


© Demetrios Trifiatis
     09 JUNE 2013
Form: Epigram

Premium Member Vignette-The Plot Thickens

The lieutenant & his woman
An actress & her leading man,
A boy meets girl tale,
It happens every day-
In a play within a play.
Form: Narrative

Walk By Faith

I walk by faith the path of Life,
For I cannot see the way.
Jesus walks just ahead of me,
Leading and guiding me through each day.
Form: Rhyme

Wagon Roads

Wagon roads in mist
Leading down from the crossroads
Out of sight in time
Lost memories no longer give
Journeys that no longer live
Form: Tanka

Desperately Seeking

~

I ran
into the
shadows
leading
the light
that is
desperately
seeking
you
in the 
darkness
of your 
tears

~

Party Time

Leading Democrats met in Orem
To establish rules for a forum
They all want Trump's job
Of fleecing a mob
Totally lacking in decorum
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Cleihew Denis

Leading SumbolistMaurice Denis
his reaction to Impressionism did not  cease
instead his stylised Art Nouveau
put the everyday on show
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member A Dream On My Mind

A dream so real
A feeling of being there
While asleep in my bed

In a wooded area
With a narrow winding road
Leading me to a river
Form: Sedoka

Exploding Thought

Prose tells the story,
Poetry explodes the thought
Leading you into
 —a dimension newly wrought

(Villanova Pennsylvania: May, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Swings and Roundabouts

A torrent of life,
Bursting like a bud in spring.
Face squashed to a smile,
Leading me with eager grip
To the see-saw and the swings.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Clerihew Demuth

With Charles Demuthwe must look&look
as no guidance can be found in a book
A leading art Precionist
in small scale views he did persist
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Resetting The Observer Tangent

The Hawk that we share within
Horizon leading to the cos of event 
Adjacent, hypotenuse opposite intent
The Hen we find in the sin.

Premium Member we three toms of laredo are

We three toms of Laredo are
Running from a sheriff's star
Westward leading, still proceeding
Soon hiding in Kitty's fancy Cat House Bar
cat
Form: Rhyme

Tanka

Tanka

 

Tiny footsteps

Leading to a decorative pond

It had lilies and leaves

A scream tore the sky apart

Lilies and leaves
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Gypsy Moon

Celestial magnificence
Gypsy moon 
Leading the way
To Cosmic magic

Sprinkled stars
Glittering madly
Knowing my heart
Better than I.

Premium Member -SUNDAY AFTERNOON at KALAHARI

Gerry leading the weekly walk*
if only giraffe's could talk
' I could show you where to see me'
& 'in which  hide  to  be'
Form: Rhyme

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