Short Leave Off Poems

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


Brother

Hard headed, hard working, leader
January third's your day dear brother
Leave off the booze, clarity
Best for all, sobriety
Hot blooded bachelor needs caterer.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member While Summer Shall Shine On Your Soul

Come, now while summer shall shine on your soul,
Leave off the darkness, the doubt and the fear;
Come, now the Earth’s with divinity full,
Leave off the wretched, and cling to the dear;
Come, now forgive, and thus make yourself whole.

Premium Member Falls Leaves- -

SEDOKA

FALLS LEAVES falls leaves us autumn leaves fall off trees onto ground O' the sightings and walking's autumn fallen leaves come raining floating down ward fall downs the leave off the trees
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019
Form: Sedoka

Premium Member Review Aug 13

A forty- nine line poem (which is rated no 19 in PS top 100 love poems listing) that is visually improved in those versions thereof that drop the stanza breaks & leave off the quirky numerical side numbering ( in this version presented here by PS) which merely disrupts both reading & reciting ..as does the traditional first word line capitalisation of what otherwise is a valiant poetic attempt to capture the fundamentals of the key human life aspiration
Form: Prose

middle man

I tip the driver and hold your door
I’ll lay all over the floor

I’ll carry your luggage from the car to the train
you packed the whole house
I won’t complain

I am your middle man
your left and right hand
I will understand

No need for room or air
I fit in a pocket
be a key to every locket

I'll learn the chickens to dance
knit your socks and wash your hands

I’ll follow you around
pick up what you haven’t found

Were you leave off
I begin


Premium Member The Gifted Garden

Uncurl, uncurl the fragrant leaf
the flag of Spring, joyous relief.
Let watercolor flowers rise,
let winter’s white be exorcised.
Waylay your woes, leave off your grief.			

Tulips and pansies fill our sheaf.
Abundance eases disbelief. 
Lift your eyes toward His blue skies
Uncurl, uncurl

Hear His robin’s merry motif 
enjoy the scents, for life is brief. 
Drink it all in, don’t compromise.
Yes, we are in God’s paradise,
give praise, live in this right belief
Uncurl, uncurl
Form: Rondeau

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