Short Maybe Poems
Short Maybe Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Maybe by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Maybe by length and keyword.
Free Will Maybe
No Matter
How Bad It Itches,
You Don't Hafta
Scratch.
Seriously?
-Gray Squirrel
05-01-2025
So just maybe
For once in my life
I am right where I need to be
Because here with you
I know
I will always be safe
The meadow lake glistening blue
The evening sunlight lilac beam
Blueberry sundaes a blue true
June desserts, we’re a team.
White stretch limo type night.
Parked and awaiting at my front door.
Ready to spring into action.
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
Don’t worry honey, you will get better they said, confidence I lack.
Contest: One Liner Entertainment
Sponsor: Silent One
I am going to start my life tomorrow
Or when I get my income tax money
Or when the right man comes along
Or when I find a pony
Flashback to 1970’s style pizza
Chef boyardee special kit in DIY box
~ Haute cuisine like TV dinners
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
I watch you
Every morning
Coffee and a biscuit
All for you
Maybe remember me
A biscuit would be nice
So I can eat with my friend
Maybe time is just an illusion,
a dance of the soul in its own shadow,
but the voice that burns on paper
does not know silence.
sharp or keen - foolish or dull
something on which to mull
but I'm still at a loss
one way or another
I must choose oxys or moros
when part of me had died
i thought the world
had nothing left to offer me
and then i met you ~
AP: Honorable Mention 2022
we start with a willing cow
maybe not willing
butchers take the beast apart
section by section
she’s warm on my plate
barbequed
beef
Vast sea
Sets me
So free
Maybe
Why the vast sea, deep inside sets me
Unchained…so free, I could fly maybe.
2,2,2,2,9,9 SYLLABLES
I hear the refrigerator door
closing at midnight
The sound of another
failed diet
For the Grook contest
Your Face:
The face you have before age 40 is what Nature and genes gave you; the face you have after 40, is what you gave yourself!
I am hungry I have the bate and if a fish is in a channel if I catch him doesn't matter
12/3/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2020
holding back the tears
reading an old love letter
it made me smile then
perhaps i should wait longer
they say that "time heals all wounds"...
We share kids.
We share responsibilities.
We share a house.
We share a blanket, sheets, and a mattress, but w-e
do not
share a life together.
Beneath her window all week long
He’d serenade love with a song
Yet no one dare brave
To tell her young slave
The address she gave him was wrong
Was it an argument
A scrimmage
A scuffle
A hair-pulling jaw-slugging fight
Or an all-out brawl?
Let’s ask the three dead people down the hall.
Maggots and worms, maybe snails
look forward to them after death
Consider that whenever
you take a deep breath
If only I could capture the rapture in you kiss
Or perhaps show it to the undivided world as a whole
Then just maybe it might last throughout eternity
A force that was centrifugally inclined
would, one day, fly off the handle,
and so, a man would lose his mind.
His name was, they say, Dave Crandall.
a ghostly figure swooped down into the night
I got my vision goggles out to see what I could
a bird flying? an omen? a native american totem?
knew not.
I wanna jump all over you
but if I do
you'll know I wanna and you'll go
cold.
You wanna jump all over me
I can see that
a mile from
Sunday.
What's next?