Short Lean Poems

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


Premium Member Lean Snack

Carrots and guacamale
Celery surprise
Peanut butter crispy toast
Rice cakes and humous
Yogart and honey
Frozen fruit
Ice!
Form: Epulaeryu


A Fork To Lean On

sweet  strewn cedar shavings
Layered bedding soft in stalls
Raked and forked daily
With tender compassion 
Companion care for a horse
Form:

Premium Member Lean Times

deep in times of lean
                
                 love rides in on angels' wings

                                 grateful eagles, feed
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Lean Jean

Once knew a gal named Lean Jean The skinniest young chickie I've ever seen When she turned to the side Wondered where she did hide Her shadow even disappeared from the scene
Form: Limerick

Premium Member lanky lean lithe limber lollygagging Leo

lanky lean lithe limber lollygagging Leo loved a little lampoonery
loving lasting laughter, leisurely learning lemonade lessons
lickety split, laundering little leagues of lithographs in lime


Lean On One God

Happy birthday, Sister Mylene, 
Let these words in lines warm your heart; 
Your life always prefers to lean 
On one God's guidance at day's start. 

Topic: Birthday of Mylene Asuncion (March 14)
Form: Quatrain

Lean Times

Lean Times
When times are lean and mean I have to conserve
I rely on pocket change in reserve
Like pennies, dimes and quarters
Times like these I might loiter
Anything to fill my tank and preserve
Form: Limerick

I Lean On You

I lean on You Lord,
When the going gets rough.
I lean on you
And find your strength is enough.

I lean on You Lord
When I don’t know what to do.
I lean on You,
And then your strength sees me through.
Form: Rhyme

Lean On Me

When I am heavy hearted,
And burdens are pressing sore,
When there’s no one to help me,
And no relief is in store.

I call out to Jesus,
When I obey Him my burdens are lifted,
And He sets my spirit free.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lean Jean

Once knew a gal named Lean Jean The skinniest young chickie ever seen When she turned to the side Wondered where she did hide Even her shadow disappeared from the scene © Jack Ellison 2015
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Forest Tall and Lean Hovering Over Me-

Forrest ever so; Reigning O'er me; Towering, Spruce timbers be; 100 feet high and more; While others you have just below, the skies;
11/20/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Lean On You

I let a tear fall down
My knees hits the ground
Silent screams to the world
No one around as I know
Very few know
More who knows 
More pain arise
You say stand and walk
I'll need your help
Let me lean on you Lord.
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Lean On Me

I am all tuned up...
...rest upon my shoulders.

A sweet melody presents a lyric...
...an electric duet is stronger.

Singles never come easy...
...I'd rather arrange chords in your key.

Lean on Me.

Charles Hamouth 09/16/16
Form:

Lean and Furry

28-10-2021
                      
                               Feline
                        Lean and furry
               Stalking sprinting panting
              The fastest cat in the forest
                             Cheetah
Form: Cinquain

In Love With the Meat

jagged edge blade, made me bleed and stabbed me deep, so far in, i have quite literally changed mentally and physically, i have become a lean ground beef pack, to be used after freezing and to be used once, please dont use me whole, i-i- l'll burn!

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Lean Lecher In His Nineties

Limerick: Once a lean Lecher in his nineties

Once a lean Lecher in his nineties
Wondered if he could relive his twenties:
He went on a diet
Of French fries and cutlet:
The Wench said it felt like rigor mortis !

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2014
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lean Not On Gurus

Lean not on gurus, for God search Why prop up middleman Sitting on high and mighty perch Our credit card they scan God within intimate Here now immediate Go in now, do not wait Power, they abuse Lean not on gurus 01-December-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Tend To Lean Towards

tend to lean towards a
negatively influenced
mind set seemed 
to have been 
hard wired from
youth to perceive 
life within the most 
negative terms possible 
rewiring seems to be an
impossible task to undertake
it has proven to be a life long 
journey towards the unknown 
with no end insight
Form: Lyric

Lean On Me

Leanne loves milking her cows 
Everyday she dreams of those cows when she is away
A noise she hears
Nay says the horse, Nay says the cows
Nay says Linda, Nay says James
Everyday she hears voices

LEANne on me.....

Please bare a moment to pray and have thought for the dairy farmers in the world :-(
Form: Acrostic

Lean Halloween

The vampires are thirsty, the ghouls want to eat,
Season of famine and drought,
No more red-veined virgins, no graveyards of meat,
Food and drink, have all run out.

The priests have placed crosses on every girl’s breast,
The tombs are all guarded at night,
So vampires and ghouls must take second best:
They lunge at each other, and bite.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member In Loving Lean

My torso rested
Between her legs
As her loving hand
Gently strokes my head
 
In loving lean
So tender and close
My girl and i
In dreamy pose
 
My thoughts our us
Our want, our need
The probable
To love, to feed
 
As i sit here kneeling
My head full of thoughts
Being with my girl
She's my heaven brought


http://www.thehighlanderspoems.com/love2.php
Form: Rhyme

Lean On

when we're tired and weary,
lean on Him.
so much that we have to do,
our journey must still go on.
lifting up each other,
trying to help as much as the other.
humility as a character:
begins to make us better,
helping us to be stronger,
toward a living testimony of support,
leaning with a purpose,
shared in our goals,
made truer in His plans.
throughout He has loved us and cared;
even, though there's miles to go,
we have each other's shoulders to rest on.
Form: Rhyme

Lean On Death

lean on death My nights are spent with things unseen, I lay awake within this dream. The demons locked inside my head, They tear at me, and rip, and shred. I'll cut them out, release their hold. My body still, warmth fades to cold. Oh Death, I taste you! Hear my plea, I beg, your shoulder, comfort me. Your golden touch, a holy knife, The dream now ends, this useless life Your poisoned whispers, tightened ropes Such blinding visions bring me hope.
Form:

Lean On Me

There’ll come a time,
when you won’t be fine.
You’ll need someone to lean on,
until you can stand alone.

You’ll find your own strength,
and find your own belief.
It may be an unknown strength,
and your belief so very brief.

Just lean on me,
and soon you’ll be free.
You’ll find yourself,
and untold wealth.

You’ll discover true love,
which is a gift from above.
You’ll get to know you,
with a love bold and true.

Until that time comes,
I can be the one you lean on.
Form: Rhyme

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