Short Lecture Poems

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


Rand Paul 2

Rand Paul
why no one has voted for him at all
is beyond our conjecture
until you are unfortunate enough to go hear him lecture.
Form: Clerihew


Asyndeton

The lecture experience: 

much rustling: much note taking; 
much note taking: much importance; 
much importance: much studying.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Life In One Sentence

Life is lived like Lucky Luke: Labor, Lead, Lecture, Law-protect, laugh, love, leave!

Contest : One Liners Five
Date : 10th December 2015

Premium Member The Lecture

Each day a lecture is offered by life to us for our Degree of understanding to obtain! 








© Demetrios Trifiatis
       19 March 2017
Form: Monoku

Premium Member bright

bright colorful, dramatic dazzling, beaming, gleaming artwork, sunlight, uniform, lecture boring, jading, tiring stale, stodgy dull
Form: Diamante


Premium Member Drowsy In the Afternoon

yawns are contagious especially afternoon in a lecture hall boring professor grouses needs to freshen up his notes
written August 13, 2021
Form: Tanka

Character Lecture

C-haracter
L-ecture
A-nd
I-nstruction
R-ighteously
E-xplain

G-ood
A-ttitude
T-o
O-bliterate
N-egativity

Topic: Birthday of Claire Gaton (January 14)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member A Minute of Silence

My watch stopped during a minute of silence Stood there for hours, was like a lecture on science Not that it was boring Spent my time snoring My watch alarm woke me, dreamt of nasty lions
Form: Limerick

My Wonderful Artwork

My Wonerful Artwork
Hidden
Beautiful
Real
The pain is what I needed
And pain is what I got
Spare me the lecture
I finally smiled
And that smile has yet to leave my face
NOTHING and NO ONE will change that
Form:

A Mathematician Named Stanley Quist

A mathematician named Stanley Quist 
So impressed his fellow topologists
   By finding a proof of a complex conjecture,
   Then disappearing during his lecture.
For he had just proven that S. Quist did not exist.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Renaissance Architecture

I've done bad, I'm full of guilt.
I deserve punishment to the hilt. 
You've every reason - sure, you've got 'em.
So, whack me soundly on my bottom,
but please, oh please, don't give me a lecture
on Renaissance architecture.
Form: Rhyme

Lecture Given By Clergy

Lecture Given By Clergy

We were given a lecture by the clergy,
With much energy exhibited in liturgy,
Done deal;
No appeal,
Who later had been accused of perjury.

Jim Horn


Kavanaugh was part of the clergy so he
had said.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Grandmother

grandmother speaks I listen
grandmother lectures I learn
grandmother cooks I clean
grandmother sings I dance
grandmother's buried I'm left alone
when I speak who will listen
when I lecture who will learn
when I cook who will clean
when I sing who will dance
when I am buried who will be left alone
Form:

No Peace At All

Rain is falling with a tune of my wife’s lecture 
I couldn’t bear this, so I hide under a cover 
But the sound of sparkling unexpected thunder
Made me to match it with my wife’s holler 
I was waiting for it to stop 
But when it did stop 
My wife suddenly appeared in front of me 
Then again my peace was snatched from me
Form: Rhyme

Mr time is blind

Time is blind
For everyone at times
For mothers holding their child
For athletes in the last seconds
For racers as they flip 
For a kid at recess 
For the senior on the last day
For the student in a lecture 
Time often stretches and shrinks 
Making a fool of us all 
Slowing down or speeding up
Just to flip a moment later

With Lovers Insurance Covered

Someone comes to shoulder the cost
Of what you’d spent and thought you lost
And you have money recovered
With lovers’ insurance covered!
But favor’s some kind of bullet
And you’ve lost another wallet…
If your helper was a Lecher
You’d to God pray for a lecture
For The Lust that makes him Leper
Tom, Dick and Harry, Blank Paper.
Form: Rhyme

I Know

i know you care
i know i need help
i know what you tell me
theres no need to lecture
or try to make a point
i already know
i'm gonna make the choices
i make
because i want to
because i can
i could stop,
if i wanted
if i had to
so theres no need for you to say
what you say
because i already know
and for some reason...
i don't care

The Wonderland

It is on the other side of this planet
Foxes go to school to learn humility
Chickens sit and listen to them teach

It is on the other side of this planet
Humans sit at the back of automobiles
Monkeys drive them to destination

It is on the other side of this planet
Trees lecture to humans about climate’s anger
Humans agree to disagree no more
Form: Triolet

Premium Member This Is Washington

"And this is good old Boston,
The home of the bean and the cod,
Where the Lowells talk to the Cabots
And the Cabots talk only to God."
          John Collins Bossidy, 1910

And this is good old Washington,
The home of capital defense and bold bald evils,
Where the Democrats lecture the Republicans
And the Republicans speak only against Devils.

Dear Mom

I love you
for you're
the reason
I've a place
in this race.
The reason I
feel life breathe,
love, laugh
and yes,
even grieve.
But, dear mom,
please don't
lecture me
on how to be
a son
because, you see,
you've never
been one
let alone
an only son!

                    With love. Sincerely,
                            Your son.  ('68)
Form: Lyric

A Favor I Doubt

I weigh the future with the event of the past;
A kind of lecture I school myself to abide,
The hate of my foes against their call for a relation,
For a reason that they need my intelligence to satisfy their proceedings:
I weigh, 
Thinking it a blessing or a curse; spreading my value before the eyes my foes.
Oh, yeah! I’m troubled at heart over a favor I doubt.
© Clay More  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Bio

Premium Member Who You Lookin At

i...lecture myself...
was a teacher...got no class...
taught math...love logic...

they say...exercise...
old man...read write talk all day...
relax...i'm retired

wiser...seen it all...
well nearly...over the fence...
speaking...many words...

voices...with stories...
on the wind...of gate keepers...
whispering..."wait...that's me"


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Now In Lecture Halls With Glass

Either she had skipped a class,
Now in lecture halls with Glass
Or had merited The New
For The Quite Brilliant Few:
To no longer mow down grass
Mean labor prefects bypass;
What All Former mates treasure
And strictly take for pleasure
Like Ice-cream-recharged leisure!

It is an Immunity
Not in University
And that’s The Adversity,
For others she shall pity.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Five-Year-Old Logic

She’s excited, an entire weekend
with Grandma and Grandpa.

She chatters about friends,
answers questions about school,
then blurts, “I don’t like Katy,
she’s stupid.”

I’m primed to lecture
on name-calling, when she adds,
“She pushed me down,
and hurt my head.”

“That wasn’t very nice,” I say.

“Oh, she’s nice,” she says.
“I don’t know why she’s stupid."
© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Narrative

A Winter's Day In Gotham

Attended a poetry reading 
    on a cold day 
in Gotham
A pianist played Chopin Scarlatti and Debussy 
   Heard a lecture about Anti - Facist poets 
of the 1940's
       Along with other poets
and a humorous piece about Trump 
    I got up and read my verse 
Six poems to some applause 
    Read a limerick that I wrote 
about Middle Earth 
All in all a nice day!
Form: Verse

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