Short Lean To Poems

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


Premium Member Spare Change

Spare change jangles
in my pocket
makes me lean to one
side*
your music warms the
subway station
I gladly give my
tithe

*New Scientist -
Dec. 1995
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Walking the Tightrope

   Walking the tightrope so narrow
      Careful not to lean to either side

   Public safety over here, freedom of speech over there
      ~ In the end, administrators so damned scared
Form: Rhyme

Wild Rose

scarlet streaked with yellow
I lean to breathe in her scent
I reach out to feel her touch 
she pricks me
and I bleed...
bleed her scarlet fever
bleed her yellow fever
she needs me to bleed
so gladly I bleed
scarlet streaked with yellow

The Song of Love - Alexis Karpouzos

Every life dwell in the bosom of the love, 
 echoing the bliss of eternity,
ringing as a heavenly gong the holy song,
the song of love wherewith  even hell 
had thrilled and the grief ignites,
and the eager souls lean to hear with awe.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Predicting Assault Patterns

I've noticed,
As our economic and politically empowered
too consistently lead with their Right,
All us non-elite women
people of color
LGBTQ
and indigenous people
predictably lean to our Left

To find a space
where we feel safer,
and a sacred place
where we might imagine
our lives actually matter.


Premium Member Those Who Fly Alone

Those who fly alone
Can survive tornadoes and floods
Leaning on others is not their go-to.

Lone wolves
Become savvy and wise
Learning more than most

Those who go it alone
Can survive other’s wrath
Crawl into ditches or pitch a willow lean-to

We are our own best teacher
Experience is our playground
Survival is our work

The River Emerald

No matter how much I try 
I always look back 
At least once a day or may be less or may be more
Oh that allure 
The river Emerald 
The intense green
Reminds me of something I have seen
No more I ask myself why
Obsessed with the infatuation
Pain in motion 
I picture your face 
I lean to kiss 
The thin air 
Melancholic grim
The river I once have seen
Emerald Green
Form: Ode

Feeling Good

Love comes when you try to feel 
good about yourself. I love a good laugh
to make my days of sadness go
away. If you feel depressed, you will be loved
no matter what or why. The most important
aspect is to realize that life is not always a winning
game, you lean to live as you like to feel good about yourself
about life, which should bring you tremendous joy.
Form:

Wind

I’ve fallen to the winter’s dust
And nurtured on His blood.
I’ve aged like desert sages green
That lean to bend the bud.

I’ve ripened under bleaching sun,
The rain and drifting dearth.
I’ve taken root in sifting sands
That rock this gentle earth.

Long withered past the dewy crown,
My blossomed seed dispersed,
I hunger for His driven wind
And bend to quench my thirst.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wild Life

Wild Life


                                   Birds silent and sequestered
                              In the sprawling woods, far from sight
                             Feral cats hiding behind the lean to shed
                           Preen and rest, await the unsuspecting prey.








For poetry contest: Liberum Divisa 7 Poetry Contest          Sept. 5, 2021
Original poem "Today"

Creator

Come,
See me, the way you like,
Touch or slit
Pinch or rip
To provide you relief.

Pull my heart
Out of my family
To lean to thee
Or feed in me the poison
To vomit riches.

For you, I’m a puppet
To quench your craving,
A wet fantasy of sigh,
Or a pair of firm beguiling thighs
Or a fertile piece of land to yield a lad.

I bear all that you wreak
For, I’m and I’ll remain
Mother, the creator of men.

Premium Member YELLOW

I cannot deny my “yellowness” 
Its golden edge slicing the sunshine
Causing the sunflowers to sulk
Although they claim residency
While I just blew into town
Nearby Jonquils aren’t impressed
Yet lean to take a look
I revel in my “yellowness”
Rest gently against the breeze
Beckoning the honey bees
They will tickle me tenderly
Gathering my essence
Promising my “yellowness” is safe
Just catching a fresh wind to another town

Colors' and Black

Make a change to
eliminate the big spills
colors' Black
the responsibility is yours
to stop the chills
In life's span 
you must take your own chance
On earth among others
Don't lean to much on your brothers
With envy, ignorance and neglect
We learn to be a nuisance
Because the telos
of and in your life
Is hard to complete
without the proper
guidance and training
It seems to always be raining
Usually found among the rich and famous
Blacks

Premium Member Welcome Visitor

The pale face of nature
Of flowers and treetops
So battered and weary
Come out of the shadows
Tattered and bobbing
At long last are smiling

The welcomed arrival
Of sunkissed horizons
Has blissfully welcomed
The gold in the morning
All smitten with cheer

Trees lean to the side
Drunk on the sun
Lifting their branches
Keeping it near

I long for it too
As I move out my chair
From under the shade
To drink in the sun
After dark winter days
To welcome it here

Premium Member The Collie She'D Heard Of

Alone in the forest
    at the mercy of sound
  no lean-to for shelter, nor
    bed of leaves on the ground

  wind cracks through the brambles
    rain’s icy fingers reach in
  to magnify doubts and concerns
    of faraway kith, distant kin

  when of a sudden the collie
    she’d heard of appeared
  nuzzled up to her and 
    with that ~ disappeared




                    October 03, 2022
   Entry in 'A Brian Strand Premiere Choice Contest'
Form: Rhyme

Heart's Desire

Thou thy lass of heart's desire
A bloom of Eden's Garden
From thou charm my soul thee mire
My love aught dare to pardon

I beseech thee unto marriage
With hands of ample adore
In ring we journey by carriage
Unto our heavenly door

Now in hand, a dwelling we share
Amidst a montane dingle
Adoring much the child we bear
Our love we lean to mingle

Amidst our eld of solitude
Our beauty transitory
With death we so strode to elude
As heaven raves our glory
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Today

Downy white snow clinging softly
                             to brown brittle branches.

                       Birds silenced and sequestered 
                   in the sprawling woods, far from sight.

                  Feral cats hiding behind the lean-to shed 
                  preen and rest, await the unsuspecting prey.
                           
            A spatial landscape, painted in peace and harmony
                                         TODAY.

Cats and Dogs

It's raining, oh my God, it's raining
Things aren't going bad
It's raining, oh my Goddess, it's raining
We're getting better, be glad
It's raining, oh my Stars, it's raining
Lean to the left, swing to the right
It's raining, my good Lord, it's raining
Lost my breath to the beautiful night
It's raining, my dear Leader, it's raining
But I'm nice and warm inside
It's raining, my wise Mage, it's raining
Giggling under covers, we hide
It's raining cats and dogs outside!

~Reecie
Form: Rhyme

Bantu Poem, Shahiri Mussabwa 13

My son learn to 
Walk slowly 
So you may not 
__________________

 Kick an ant 
Because  it needs 
To live also.

Message:
1. Lean to mind people 
of the last class 
Because they are 
also human being. 
2. When you are driving , 
remember that  there is 
someone who is walking. 
3. Someone can be rashing 
 in life and fail to reach the pic. 
But the other one who walks slow
 slowy  reach his" her" destiny.

May 04/2023
By Alfonso Warally Ngengethe 
       Mussabwa Chris
Form: Other

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