Short Memo Poems

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


Premium Member Did You Get Memo

hate has infused the land; all created equal,
memo~not received

















Alexis Y.
03/08/2021
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Form: Monoku


Premium Member S Memo

I treasure that which cannot be found.
The antecedent at a juncture.
Your face laying on my timeline.
A just God somewhere.

Memo Part V

Here Lies Dr. John Lang
A Good Man Who's  Heart Was Twain
His Last Words Spoken In Pain
"Never, Never, Never Again."




"The End"
Form:

Memo In Priority

Hectic in duty
                                                      Memo in priority
                                                    Be gone for awhile
Form: Haiku

Nunez Nonsense Memo

Nunez Nonsense Memo

Phony Bunch of Bologna

Trump is sure to win another Tony, 
For all of his big bunch of Bologna; 
Up to his ears, 
Drawing tears; 
Proves that he is putrid and phony,
And squishy as some salty abalone.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


Premium Member Memo from Bedlam

Dear sir or madam
    (inside the walls of Bedlam),
there is no problem
     (no ogre or no goblin).
Therefore, no solution
     (inside this institution)
requires your attention.
     (I just thought I'd mention.)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mother's Day Memo

Power of a mom 
Keeps everything calm 
Busy as can be
With no fee 
Holding a hand 
Being a fan 
Having answers when in a jam 
While frying dinner in a pan 
There is so much caring  
Mom trusting and sharing 
As a driving force 
Mom is the number one source
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Memo Message With A Pair Of Words

we were
always burdened
by the
captivating chatter
discreetly hostel
last likely
a shew
proposition to
reconsider southwest
precook texarkana
thickened tangy
ambition crookedly
fluster and
recognizable flake


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 31–September 6, 2026)

My, Thee, Memo

It has reach its destination
When a plan you thought would work, does not
And a plan you thought would not work, does
It makes you think, does is it
Definitely

It has reach its climax
When the puzzle keeps unfolding
And the pieces follow the sequence
It leaves the mind at ease
Proudly so

Notes,Letters,Memo;S

choice of the day 
was 
clear 
when your voice
ran against my ear

soothe any aching 
tension that comes from 
the air 

removes any vision 
that don't need to 
be here. right 
where you are 
 i need to be there
no note 
no letter 
no memo 
but whats in my 
heart that set fourth
my love unconditional.
Form:

Premium Member The Memo Pet Hate

I said, “No.” and I meant it.
There was a memo. You know I sent it.
No...it's not something you can deny
And I have no interest in hearing why.
Your read receipt’s right here.
And the memo’s meaning was quite clear.
Despite that memo, you failed to comply.
So, for you, I’ll further clarify. 
I have faith that you will surely understand,
When I put this ‘pink slip’ in your hand.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Memo

Words unsaid
Loss is laid


Gone too soon
Ere next noon


Dead on time
A lost chime


In life brief
Echoes grief


State too late
Empty plate


Loss feels deep
Final sleep


Sad looks bleak
Knees feel weak


Eyes droop low
Last light glows


Farewell then
Loss knows when


End game woes
Time to go


Pay cheque paid
Jobs waylaid




Leon Enriquez
27 October 2017
Singapore
Form: Couplet

Memo

Although a period has no real jurisdiction,
It has substantial reason and purpose.

Bringing to mind its’ weight in space,
as well as, on paper.

What this solitary mark does,
Enables a pause.

Indicating ultimate culmination, this mark competes, only with 
the colon, leaving nothing more to say, 

Unless it is to filch some jurisdiction from its’ fellow marks;
none of which, can lawfully tell.

This period reeks of authority!


   Lynn Fuller

Premium Member Company Memo

Please note right now
Times are hard
We must cut costs


We must work hard
To do well
Work smart and more


No more tea breaks
Work more smart
Take a pay cut


We must not waste
Cash is king
Time to work late


Treat our clients well
Smile and wave
Set our goal right


Do a good job
Multi-task
One man for three


And if we must
Bonus cut
Part of the plan


We walk the talk
Keep at it
Thank you so much



Leon Enriquez
01 October 2014
Singapore

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