Short Mark Poems

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


Time Leaving Her Mark

Before marching To our graves, Time leaving Her mark On all of us Waiting for Your soul to Be saved


Leav Your Mark

make life count
don't let us bounce
have some heart
be apart
of whats around
put your foot down
make a start
LEAV YOUR MARK

Water Mark......

And Am I good enough....

Proud....

Feel fire.....

Am I good enough....

Sitting Inside......

Proud......

Lost.......
Form: ABC

Adverse Question Mark

The big fake smile turned to an adverse question mark
Right now, its gravid back facing the statement line
Who is who that is that.

Premium Member Thomas Mark Harmon

Thomas Mark Harmon
thought he was darn charmin’
he drank a case of Mr. Pibb
and became head NCIS head slappin’ Leroy Jethro Gibbs
Form: Clerihew


Whose Baby - Can'T Post a Question Mark

a single cuckoo  - -
two tiny sparrows feed the 
big chick in their nest

written 25th February for Constance's Spring Birds contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Stupid Or Smart In the Question Mark

Although I basically disagree with the saying that there are no stupid questions I would say that there are not too many smart questions.

Premium Member Mark the Shark

There once was a gambler named Mark
At cards he was somewhat a shark
	he missed his cue
	lost his juju
Now he sleeps in a public park
Form: Limerick

Majorie Taylor Green In 25 Words

Thinking of Marjorie Taylor Green
Mark Twain wrote
"If you want people
To think you are an idiot
Open your mouth
And remove all doubt"
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.

Making Your Mark

It is the heartfelt wish 
of every man 
to shine his light 
upon this planet blue; 
‘ere the wind blows 
and his flame 
is blown out.

Make Your Mark

we just passing thur
so you do what you do
let the born
carry on
the seeks you plant
be like a ant
be a part of life art
MAKE YOUR MARK

Premium Member Missed the Mark

Mark shot his arrow on Saturday
It never returned, just sped away
	It took a wrong turn –
	turbo afterburn
Maybe it will be back on Friday
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mark His Words

Marc Antony's funeral oration
Masterpiece of shrewd persuasion
  Igniting sundry Romans' fierce desire
  To douse 'noble Brutus' life with fire
Form: Clerihew

NASTY CANUCKS

ARE JUST NASTY DUCKS

TALK INSULTING US, CANUCKS

CALL US NASTY CLUCKS

IT IS NEVER DUCKS

IT IS ALSO NEVER CLUCKS

JUST SAYING AW SHUCKS
Form: Senryu

Mark It Well

Big Spender thought he'd take a flutter
On the market for peanut butter
He blew their savings
On foodie cravings
And they ended up in the gutter
Form: Limerick

HURT LEAVE ITS MARK

Hurt leaves a mark
That's felt deep within 
Your soul which causes
You to serve your felling
From your body which
Keeps you from being
Hurt again
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Cousin Mark Picies

Part of my LIFE 4ever
Insane tho at time's
Calm at other's
I see his true color's tho
Everything i could want n a BROTHER
Somethin about us frye's
Form:

Premium Member In Praise of Mark Carney

To be born Canadian was my fate,
something I will always appreciate.
The PM of my nation
deserves my approbation
for he'll not abnegate nor bloviate.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Mark Carney

Mark Carney:
A smart, gifted man and that's no blarney!
Politically speaking, he was on the perimeter,
but now he's Canada's twenty-fourth Prime Minister.
© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Untitled

there once was a man named Clark
who was blind as a bat in the dark
one night he went outside to pee
leaned up against a tree
and failed to leave his mark
Form: Rhyme

Quotation Mark.....

There is no limit
to what you can dream....
or reach~
she used to say.....
and until she was gone....
I never forgot....
the wisdom....
between the words......
Form: Acrostic

Pd How Foxxy Is She - Can'T Post a Question Mark Here

There once was a foxy young poet,
With a lawn and no one to mow it.
So she rustled some ewes,
And then ate them in twos -
And as for the grass, she’ll re-grow it.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Am Leaving My Mark

I leave my mark
In two forms
paintings and poetry

Others leave novels
I leave short stories
not caring if I am compared

My children haven’t read my poems
yet

Premium Member To Make Our Mark


     We strive mightily to make our mark 
         on planet earth

     I left mine on a sturdy oak tree’s bark
         gw + ia ~ my one and only since birth
Form: Rhyme

I Quote Mark Twain

"Don't sass me"
Conscience will justify you in it
In all ages of the world fiction has lured the obtuse 
Afterward act accordingly to the dictates of your best judgment

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