Short Me Myself And I Poems

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Me Myself and I

From the shop mirror there was an elderly lady staring at me. In revenge, I bought Mickey Mouse top. With glittering jets.


Premium Member For a Good Time

1. my favorite menage a'trois is with me, myself, and I. 2. Although man may not live by bread alone. However, maybe by head alone.
Form: Burlesque

Me Myself and I

I'm fat I'm ugly it seems like nobody likes me I'm always angry and sad plus mad I'm moving to aussie and thers nothing i can do bout it
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Tuesday Is Murder

Real life murder mysteries all day long,
in the company of me, myself and I.
Oh, my, it's getting dark outside!

For: Bite Size Poem No 22 Poetry Contest
Form: Verse

Me Myself and I

Me and I have not been myself

Myself and I cannot find me

I looked all over for myself and me

Me is hiding from myself and I

If myself and me could separate I

Then only myself and me would be

If myself would leave there would only be

Me
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.


Collaboration With Love Is Found In Your Soul

Yes, I am collaborating with me myself and I, lol

Yes but, without the rich 
No jobs could be found
We would be starving 
Without one bite to eat

So let the rich be rich
And the poor be poor
Lets see whose soul
Will make it through

God’s open door
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member I me myself

I, me, myself and I alone,
were the only lyrics he knew,
cold, calculating, heart of stone,
no wonder our friendship fell through.

Why on earth would we trauma bond,
with he whose foot is on the brake?
Of such persons we are not fond,
since our happiness is at stake.
Form: Quatrain

My Heart's Little Ditty

If ever there were a winner here
It would be Me, Myself, and I
The one you have so chosen
To hold beside you under nighttime sky
While owls hoot a lullaby
And my heart cries out a little ditty
Goodbye says my heart
To the fear, the 
Loneliness,
The unrest, so unsettled in my soul
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Friday Afternoon

The sun's yet fairly high in the sky
   But the time is here to say goodbye
Goodbye to whom? 
   -- To me, myself, and I...

The Sabbath's not all about me
   But a day for people to clearly see
That God above rules all of Creation
   From humblest souls to kings of nations
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Days Prayer

Good morning Lord, it’s time to say hi Your grace is always on a standby to make me favoured just as the Jew. Bless my sight with a wonderful view so that victory will attach like a sew. Remove the thoughts of me, myself and I for my purpose in Life to never ever sigh.

Premium Member World of Woe

O, world of woe

Why should it be so

You whine and complain

Over the simplest of things

O, world of woe

You must have it just so

You are not the only one

There is a world around

O, world of woe

The me, myself and I

In reality, must go

Tolerance for others must show
Form:

Me,Myself,And I

I am the eternal darkness,
evil and full of spite,
ive traveled far to his domain,
to meeet this one called light,
when its me that i see,
or is it he, who is me,
then i realize, its not us,
for we are one,
two seperate halves,
of a single persona,
in conflict,
like the night,
and the sun
Form:

Hyperbole

.

            This jaunt
       me myself and I
        did experience

        the fire works
 the dancing we did for 
     five straight days
             daze

    the food and red
the exotic women filled
        mine bed 

The smile on my face
        this jaunt

   in the poets head

Premium Member I, myself, and me, and me, myself, and I

I, myself, and me,
we comprise the royal we.
I makes most decisions,
while me or myself makes the needed revisions
to ensure we three
don’t unwittingly disagree.

Me, myself, and I,
we're a well-integrated guy.
On the whole,
we're a tripartite soul
stuck together till the day we three die.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Portrait of An Up-And-Coming Young Lady

Many are her faces
          Wry, sly, a twinkle in her eye
        Gregarious, oft-times hilarious
          Not easily intimidated, yet shy...

        Serious, without dreariness
          Considerate, deliberate, AI-literate
        Caring, sharing, even a tad daring
           Her pronouns ~ Me, myself, and I
Form: Rhyme

Me Myself and I

Me myself and I
were talking to myselve's
when we asked us a question
and they were not themselves.

They themselves and them
now questioning themselves
said we were not like them
and had to be yourselves.

You yourselve's and you
now separate from myselve's
meant you could not be me
and we could be ourselves.
Form: Quatrain

Three Faces of I

I chased my selves
down the hallway tonight,
and called them both by name

They stopped and wavered
before looking away,
turning their backs again

Subliminal
gravity captured the space,
attraction thrice denied

The fusion once splintered
reuniting itself,
me, myself—and I

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Testament-

I am blinded by the inner visions of myself low no self-esteem distrust all I have now is just me, myself and I but wait? if I believe and receive I'll have more than I need for I've been redeemed in the mighty name of Christ Jesus
1/26/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Ego

i am a burden on myself
I need to set off to be light
Or leave myself on a shore

The light falls upon me
Too rusty and dusty
To clean things up
On me I need to focus upon

The burden I carry
Me, myself and I
I need to slow down
Or drag myself out

Time is there
But too immature
I need to shed me
To find a cure .

Me, Myself, and I

Ralph
Widower, father, grandfather, friend
Brother of Bill, Bob, Ruthann, Joann
Lover of, golf, baseball, cruising
Thanks to great family and friends,
I feel gracious, appreciative, blessed
I fear loss of loved ones, poor health, snakes
Would like to see Australia, Hawaii, Grand Canyon
Resident of Newburgh, New York
Taylor
Form: Bio

Me, Myself and I

Me Myself and I

Let me introduce you to, Me, Myself and I,
We live and work together, a bond that is three-ply.
We’ve faced many challenges, and don’t always get along,
But Lifelong friends we’ll always be, loyal, trusting and strong.

Written: © 2/5/16

Submitted for Poetry Contest: A Response to
Sponsoted By: Silent One

Premium Member Many Hats

me, myself and I
take turns doing many tasks -
afterwards, we play!


For the  Senryu on Your Own Existence Poetry contest of marvin celetial

(Based on the idiomatic expression: wearing many hats; for me, life is full when there is much to do, but it's interesting, and also, there is much fun to look forward to!)
Form: Senryu

Nowhere To Turn

i'm stuck in place, with nowhere to turn, don't matter, i lose, whatever i earn, love is what me, myself and i yearn, i don't know how to live, but i guess i could learn. life isn't sweet, being soft as a furn, i grew up on strict, but i'm not as stern, my life is mixed up, i'm trying to churn, go out and have fun, while i'm left to burn.
Form: ABC

Me, Myself and I

Vo Amour Adelle (Parents love Grandma)
Mother, teacher, sister, reserved
Daughter of  Virgencita and Oscar (their initials are in my name)
Lover of Arvin, books, and adventure
Who feels happy, love, and pain
Who fears blood, snake, and bitterness
Who would like to see snow, safari, and Disneyland
Resident of Benoni, Mahinog, Camiguin
Lao
Form: Bio

Premium Member Me Myself and I

Everyone has a idea how I should live my life.
There’s no conceptualisation or paradigm I can’t 
be duplicated, I am unapologetic a authentic soul.

Compassionate, unselfish, many fears and sleepless 
nights I have endured. A sentimental heart within me.

I don’t live for likes or thumbs up for I’m a realistic 
individual for i am me personally.
Form: Bio

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