Short Lend Poems

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Premium Member Neither Borrow Nor Lend

Never count money not held in your hand,
and never stand good for the debts of a friend;
For some never learn though they grow old and feeble.
It pays to use caution when dealing with people.
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Artemis, Lend Me Your Wrath

Staring, smirking, salivating men 
You are the bane of my existence 
How dare you defile my temple with your lustful eyes
I await the day where I get my chance 
To unleash my wrath, gifted from Artemis
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Lend Thy Senses

How the words of the woeful
wane in the light by the waxing moon
How dismissive of our sorrows
are the shadows cast by tall oaks.
How precious the shimmer of stones
in play with the wind and waters

Bite Size Poem no.40 Poetry Contest

Lend a Lifting Hand

Everyone has those tough days
When storm clouds never fade away
 Bringing rain on their sunshine
Needing someone to be kind
Opening their heart to them
So they can smile once again 
If you see someone down and out
Lift them up from their sad drought
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Lend a Hand

As a 
                                      Gift are the 
                                 Moments that you
                            Lend a helping hand with
                                       Great love








Nayda Ivette
12-17-2015
Form: Cinqku


Lend Me Your Enemy

I want to pick a fight
Readied my arsenal to fight
Finished the last Kung Fu drill
I'm in the mood to fight
No one is annoying me today
My toes are peeping 
Nobody is stepping, today
Lend me your enemy, today
Finished my Kung Fu class
I'm looking for experience
They fear me, today
Form: Epigram

Lend a Hand To a Friend

Lend a hand to a friend, when they can't.
again, lend a hand to a friend, when they are at their end
and has no ends, to tend to their kin; also best friends.

And so, as you lend a hand to a friend; possibly a kin
please, make sure that their needs; ends are met; also, set
as you split; jet.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Lend An Ear

Blank stares and yawns
They’re so blasé
In their own private world
Nobody listens today
They don’t even pretend
It's all black or white nothing's grey
iPads and cellphones
What could she possibly have to say
She’s just part of the furniture
Old discarded and passé



AP: Honorable Mention 2026, Honorable Mention 2021
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Born Miser

Man heard a voice saying 
Lend me your eyes 
I will show you the sufferings
Man heard a voice saying
Lend me your ears 
I will tell you the reason 
Man heard a voice saying 
Lend me your mouth 
I will argue with you the ultimate solution
But man never cares 
He is a born miser 
Not to lend anything 
Except for his own sake 
And benefits

Vanished But Image Tarnished

Vincent vanished after robbing his friend 
Because that should be the end…
Joe isn’t going to ignore it nor bend 
Nor him a friend’s penny lend
Nor oh his siblings spend
Nor towards his company tend…

Never a relief to him send 
Nor for his woes clothes rend 
Nor their relationship mend 

Saw him I when he vanished 
But he has his image tarnished.
Form: Rhyme

Lend a Helping Hand

There's always some poor soul, I find,
whose life is in a mess!
Someone, who really needs some help,
in times of strife and stress.

They need their spirits lifted,
sometimes that's all it takes!
It really is surprising,
the world of difference, that it makes!

A smile, an act of kindness,
will do more than words can say!
Don't wait for folks to ask for help,
be there for them today!


2/22/13
Form: Rhyme

Lend me

A pen...
That bleed ink to den 
That write to vault 
Without any fault 

Lend me a voice;
That echo without fear 
To criticize the carrier head 
Who we choose to lead 

Lend me a mouth;
That speak harshly warmth 
In the middle of storm and waves 
Without the aim of fames 

A pen that pour ink like fountain  
A voice that gives ear hearing 
A mouth that speaks aloud in maze
Who devote to lend me?

Lend Yourself 2k10

Lend I thy lips;  
That I may then kiss them?  
Lend I thine ears;  
That I may then speak unto thee?  
Lend I thine eyes;  
That mine may then find yours?  
Lend I thy hands;  
That I may then take one and peck  
th' other?  
Lend I thine arms;  
That I may then too be hugged?  
Lend I thy legs;  
That I may then walk beside thee?  
Lend I thy Heart;  
That I may then harken thereof  
a blessing pulsating?

Lend Lease

LEND LEASE
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS




As I Gaze over My Earthly Possessions I Smile
I’ve Accumulated These Assets During My Trial
It Was a Dedicated Effort to Amass These Things
Palatial Homes, Grand Piano, Diamond Rings  



Once, I Thought All These Earthly Objects Were Mine
Reality Exposed Veracity with the Passage of Time
Others Are Quite Jealous at All the Things I Own
I Know All These Objects,  Here, Are Simply on Loan
Form: Rhyme

If Time Be the Only Thing of Value We Have To Lend

If in the end

Time be the only one true thing

Of actual real value

We in our hearts and minds possess

And we are able to lend

And may well in fact be 

The essence and piece of us we leave behind

Then with that in mind

Be kind and plentiful with your time

And spend it and spread it

Wisely

Amongst and with deserving others

Who also intern 

Are willing to reciprocate

And pay you the time of day back

Lend An Ear

A-s you lend an ear, 
N-ever turn a blind eye; 
G-od's message is clear, 
E-agerly hear Him from the sky.
L-isten to what God says, 
I-t's all about salvation; 
C-ome into the light, 
A-im to pay attention.

M-onday August twenty-first, 
A-llow your mind to know; 
R-each the ultimate truth, 
C-hoose the blessings that flow.
I-n spite of the noisy lies, let not faith turn into fear; 
A-nother chance is given, so silently lend an ear.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member trying to lend a hand

everyone In town tries to lend a hand
but few hands are welcome
because grief is a private emotion
you have to go through it alone
they still try
being small town people
who want everyone to feel good

She decides to camouflage her emotions
until they return to their homes
this takes every ounce of her energy
but the refocus helps her in some ways
grief is a debilitating feeling
it takes a lot out of people
today it took her to the mat

Lend Me But Dont Cry

What will it cost to pay you ask;
Don't know your spirit says, you hiss
I need that, Gosh!! I need this...
I got to get it before its all gone.

With toads in your throat you walked on straight,
not knowing when to stop or lie.
With your speech, there comes your trick,
and every truth are all but lie.

On and then, you pass but hide
Why suffer with the guilt that comes with it
To pay you cant but lived on high.
Why ask, when paying isn't far or near!
Form: Didactic

Lend a Hand

We feel pain
From far distant shores
  we have extended our 
hearts to the people residing there
     If you can't
  relate to the pain of others
 you will die a lonely death
    Only now do we see what we should see - what we must see
    Yes, we finally see - and by the way
you can count on something
     coming up soon
a dream - song
a shining light
    which allows us to flee
    from the darkness
which has recently swept over our land

God Will Lend His Hand

G-od will lend His hand, 
L-et not your teardrops fall; 
E-leventh November morn 
N-ever give up on your goal. 
D-on't ever lose your hope, for the Lord will care for you; 
A-llow your eyes to smile, and stay away from blue. 

C-all on God's glorious name, 
U-nderneath the wide sky; 
A-llow your lips to say a prayer, 
R-elieve the pain from cry. 
E-ver merciful Father, we ought to understand; 
S-ee the greatness of His love, God will lend His hand.
Form: Acrostic

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