Short Measuring Poems

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


Premium Member Our Union Is Stronger Than We -

Our union is stronger than we -
Measuring twofold - 
And moves in the world. 
Prithee, therefore - 
Take it on with me.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Rat-A-Tat-Tat

New year,… same drummer….. measuring the distance.


12/29/2018

New Year One Liner Poetry Contest
Silent One - Sponsor
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Canon

Greek = measuring God, rule, norm
The authoritative collection of 
Sacred scriptures in 
The Old and New Testament of the bible

11302011
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Treasure of Tape

measuring
masking
duct
Scotch
painters
carpenters
tape

tapeworm
tape firm
tape recording
tape rewarding

wordplay
word say
tape

Times Lost

In times lost
a struggle was found
when there was no war to fight
no reason to kill
a battle has met me
measuring my being
my strength
my hope
Form:


Liquefy

the feelings liquefy
from the heat inside
I pour them from my heart
into a glass measuring cup
they don't quantify
there is less there
than I thought
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.

Desire

Behind all of my suffering .. desire,
measuring the space between 
where I am and where I want to be
and billing me the difference.
Payment in peace-s of mind.
© Even Flow  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Desperate Measures


      Audiologists test one's hearing
         Most are expert at that

      Yet for measuring the art of listening
         I’ve not seen one Welcome Mat
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Not Too Fat, Just Too Short

Measuring up depends
on which way you look at it
a seesaw rocks from side to side
a pendulum swings to and fro
who says which side the weight is placed
on a pairs of scales.

Premium Member Total Drama

Which Over-Reaction
Should I Choose!

So Exhausting
Measuring Time...

Valuable Time...

Wasting The Way.

Curds N' Way.

Weigh The Way.

-Gray Squirrel

05-05-2026

Premium Member Metrical Units


if meter refers to a poem’s beat ~
    why are iambs, spondees, and trochees feet?






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Measuring with Metrics by Milt Hankins got me thinking...
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Apprehension Appears

Apprehension Appears

We were trying to define each dimension,
Used in measuring all the apprehension,
But did forget,
When we met,
Along with dissension that caused tension.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Inspirational

a role model 
an inspirational  
woman that is
used as a 
motivational 
measuring scale 
on which to 
weigh personal 
progression upon
while on this
journey towards 
self improvement
Form: Lyric

Premium Member How Much Is a Batch

How much is a batch, it really depends on Who's measuring it, if it's my dear son Four spoons of sugar will do A spoonful is about two Love how he cooks, it aids my digestion
Form: Limerick

Always What Is Inside Counts

Always What Is Inside Counts

What is inside we know always counts;
Even after measuring all of the amounts;
With disdain;
Such a strain,
And on Trump will ponce ounce by ounce.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Measuring the Ocean

bluish flowers kissing
the black stones rolling
green tendrils winding
she turns into a rock
of love
virgins are delivering
in the dark corners
they are measuring
the ocean with
the chalice of
blood
Form:

View of a Lady

A feast for the eyes
Or a lamb meant to slaughter, 
Respected not with respect to
Mother, wife or daughter; 
Regarded as criterion used 
For measuring machismo, 
Or a way to exhaust
A fleeting need for pleasure.
© Robert Uy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Soul Food

When I am working in the kitchen
Removing my warm mittens
Pouring and measuring
Mixing and stirring
Preparing a sumptuous meal
Of some curry or veal
And when asked for seconds
My eyes glitter like diamonds
Form: Rhyme

Drop of Feelings

Gathered we were with solemn faces
Embracing each other different places
Measuring all the feelings inside
Induced into a constant river of love
Never to dry out or to stop
Immensely into the silent cold drop
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member measuring big foots prints

I was not expecting to see big foot’s prints in the snow
When I came upon them to my horse I yelled “whoa!”
Took out my turquoise tape and measured one of them too.
Sixteen inches long, and the width was longer than my boo.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Snow Flake

I've heard
no two are exactly alike
each flake
a world in itself-
so small
but immense enough
to be singular in creation.
Perhaps we sell ourselves short
by simply measuring
what we are
and not
all we avoided becoming….

Premium Member Measuring One's Humanity

The magnitude of one's humanity is measured by the concern shown for others!*





© Demetrios Trifiatis
     26 February 2023
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* This is to let you know, I have recovered from COVID-19.
Thank you for caring! Blessings.
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Form: Monoku

Premium Member A Clock

A Clock Tom Wright 2000 Tick tock, tick tock, tick tock. Man's invention for measuring that most precious commodity, called time. A commodity which God retains control, while allowing man to determine its use.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Sands of Time

The sands of time trickle down,
 Measuring the days of man,
 Who now has lost his spiritual crown
 And has abandoned salvation's plan.
                        
  6-8-18
 When A Fourth Line Helps it To Rhyme Contest
 Sponsor: Silent One
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mathematics - Pleiades

Most kids learn basic math.
Mastering addition
Makes way for harder things!
Multiplying helps with
Money management and
Measuring while cooking.
More math than that . . . I'm lost!

Oct. 6, 2020 for Joseph May's Pleiades Poetry Contest
Form: Pleiades

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