Short Mayhaps Poems

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


Unseen But Keen

A sight perhaps dawn or night, 
With shadows, that enlight. 
Your ken mayhaps not bright, 
Yet your mind is might. 

Not a blank slate;
But an eager fate
To learn, not hate
To earn, to create.
Form: Rhyme


Unseen But Keen

A sight perhaps dawn or night, 
With shadows, that enlight. 
Your ken mayhaps not bright, 
Yet your mind is might. 

Not a blank slate;
But an eager fate
To learn, not hate
To earn, to create.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member spirit message

red cardinal hops onto tiny branch of lilac tree
it’s near dusk
at first, I thought he was a shadow creature
my eye caught a glimpse of his dark movements
his feathers are scarlet
he hops a bit, then flies off
a spirit message?
Mayhaps

Chloe

Obsidian curly hair 
Honey tinted skin
Big ears chained to silver crosses
Dark-brown, warm eyes 
Curves of graceful symmetry
Return to Valinor at once!
Before I worship more than your skin,
Lest my heart warm up to yours
Mayhaps you await your Elessar,
Do you see him in me?

Premium Member science - fiction

ice fishing
is there a science to it

that's fiction

I say that
cause my fish is somewhat small

mayhaps your hole is too small
if you make your hole bigger
your fish will be bigger too

twas tough getting this big fish out from that hole

well the bigger the hole the bigger the fish


January - Rhyme Royal

Trochaic Pentameter

Janus, Roman gate god, welcomes new year.
Looking both directions, backward, forward,
he doth see past time, your future's quite clear.
Whether times will be good, mayhaps froward,
guardsman know if you are brave or coward.
Celebrate this new beginning, make cheer,
take year by the throat, remember - no fear!

The Acquaintance

Reduced to an acquaintance
That you mayhaps bump as you cross the street
In contrast to nights in which sleep did not exist
Grass in our hair and naked
Dampened by the sprinklers in dimly lit streets
And miles walked barefoot
Without an ounce of fatigue 
The most passionate and understanding love I've ever known
Reduced to an acquaintance.

Premium Member Space Ghost

Found in space possible sighting worthy of closeup change of course wonder on the horizon a balanced theme an event of sorts natural or not a peculiar thing mayhaps instrumental tis unfortunate no contact be it but a scene a wallpaper our viewing point seems war-like set course for home nothing here but shadows.
Form: Triversen

Premium Member Border Town: 20 Seconds Small Talk

*Z - Zelensky
*P - Putin


Z - "I've signed mines."
P - "Mines as well."
Z - "Then shall we."

P - "To our dinners."
Z - "Hope it's not Borscht."
P - "Could be, Dim Sum."
Z - "Mayhaps, Sushi"

P - "How was your dinner?"
Z - "The hot water need ..."
P - "... More salt, I agree."
Z - "Oh, you've washed your hands."
P - "Of the whole matter."
Form: Narrative

The Joy Is In the Climb

There is a hill of grass and fern
I walked it as a boy and still,
Those well worn tracks that twist and turn
Impart to me that childhood thrill.

In amongst the fern, the sheep
Spend the day neath sunlit skies,
They graze away, or mayhaps sleep
Ignoring me, as I pass by.

Effortless it is not,
Yet worthy aye, the time.
Think not only of the top,
The joy is in the climb.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Ethereal

I've never nictate I'm too curious and I move of my own will so don't pretend to see me

I'll conceal from you in cranny of psyche you have no conception nor even idea of

I'm what you mayhaps lost down the back of the sofa I'm tiny and at same time stone-cold 

I shine in the moon's dim light keeping the dark away Yeah That's how it to be called

Step out from darkness Yeah I'm ethereal!
   *© Suwaiba Shehu*
Form: Epigram

Theory Of Probability

Not wishing to deride but unable to make up her mind let alone decide my every question elicited the response of a definite maybe a positive perhaps a certain perchance or a possible mayhaps and if it weren't for her bed being next to the wall she'd never know which side to get out of at all and as for which shoe to step into first it's probably the perfect example of indecision at her worst
Form: Rhyme

Antiquity

If we'd lived in olden days days of yore the golden days and I were a troubadour I'd serenade you with my lute unless I had a flute to toot or go more than the extra mile and sing a song to make you smile not with the end of a lance would I beg my lady's favour but gallantly request a dance mayhaps a carol we could savour to fight and kill the dragon and do it all with no fear I'd pull Excalibur from the stone for my dear Guinevere
Form: Rhyme

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