Short Marathi Poems

Short Marathi Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short Marathi poems by PoetrySoup poets. Search short Marathi poetry by poem length and keyword.


Room Service

Trip
Hotels
Room Service
Very expensive 
It is very slow
They mess up my order
Why they no give me burger
I give room service zero stars
I hate everybody in hotel
Surprise mothers of Jesus, i'm Chinese
Form: Etheree


As Yet Untitled

A pair of lips to kiss
A warm body to hold
Snuggled together 
Against the cold..

A little sigh
A little moan
Now’s the time 
To leave them alone.

Come the dawn
It’s no surprise 
To see them both
With love bruised eyes.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member This Is the One

an Old Testament
should’ve been in the book
perfect 
as a quote
in parables 
my sayings have you twisted 
says she wants the wife’s dead
but please keep them around
shoot the husband’s
says it Old Testament style 
an Old Testament mind

Karnataka Division

Point To Be Noted
Q.If some women say we want to go to Mosque or Golden temple in bikini would that be OK?
Ans.No,because that place is not their property.Sure women can wear anything in public place but not those places which requires dress code.
Form: Rubai

A Power Struggle

the quay is where he sat.
     deep in thought, he speaks out.
     “my money is my clout.”
he rise and walks.

     the quayside beacons him.
the pelicans he hears.
     he ponders his past years.
the muse was sent.

     his journey to pier lands;
     he sits to disembark.
the singing of the larks
brings deep thinking.
__________________|
PENNED ON JULY 08, 2014!
Form: Verse


Premium Member Breathe Breath Not-

Muted my mouth open I yell, I Scream, & Shout; -My ears are closed my mind is filled with doubt; Emotions variances clouded judgment at naught; Clarity's beholden it juggernauts; And where do I stand while I'm falling; And what do I listened to as I'm crawling; Covid are the breathe that breathes not; Lost are those souls that repented not;
7/27/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020

Premium Member Evening On the Pier-Win

Fireworks at the old pier
on the fourth of July
spell it with red wheels high
Rundle and rung.

They sparkle in the air
touch the water and quit
rockets make flight and split
in gold and blue

I sit lone with the past
alone with her spirit
by the sea,  the waves bit
On the old pier 

      +++++++
July 11, 2014
Form: Abhanga (Marathi -6, 6, 6, 4, with lines 2 and 3 rhyming)
Dr. Ram Mehta
Third Place winner
Contest; On the Pier by nette onclaud
Form: Rhyme

Puneri Jodpe

Purely perfect Puneri couple
Enjoying moments just supple
Oozing with Peshwa flavour
Of course the groom with his fervour
Steals my glance the turban of groom
With its looks just troom
May you have all marital bliss
In all thy moments precious
Would like to see kids mine
In such a Marathi attire fine
May you celebrate such events many
With no worries ever any
What a wonderful know you are in ..!
This surely gives you peace umpteen..!!
Form: Couplet

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My Marvellous Mangesh Thakre

‘Mangesh’ means Lord Shiva
Oozing with full of cosmic aura
The dashing boy is a rock star
Full of fashion and will go afar
Vidarbha’s icon being a ‘Thakre’
Equally capable like the ‘Dhadwe’
Hails from Mahandodi – the hamlet
Just the other side of rivulet
(Rasul”s birthday activates him
Though we’re there since beginning)
Was with me and ‘dil’ on desk first
In the class of 10th in 1995 just..!
Marathi Asmita being his goal
I salute thee being an Amol..!!
Form: Couplet

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