Short Mentor Poems

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


The Geisha - Walk Softly Contest

I smile serenely and sit
waiting as my mentor taught
to please weary gentlemen
massaging egos.





Penned 11 August 2013
Form: Dodoitsu


Premium Member Clerihew Hughes

Artist Arthur Hughes
decided prelim sketces not to use
He followed the style of a mentor
'til wanderlust came to the door
Form: Clerihew

Mother's Day

Strength personified
Undoubtably
My mentor-
My friend-
My guide-
Your unconditional love,
Forever and always, by my side

Premium Member In Absentia

He rules “in absentia”
For he has taught
Real lessons
For real times
To real people
Asking only
That they 
Do likewise.

Premium Member That Master Match

you met your master
 met your deniable match
what you think of that


11/19/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.© 2018
Form: Haiku


Teacher and Student

Totally
Energized
Able
Caring
Humble
Educator
Rescuer


Seeking
Their
Underlying
Desiring
Educated
Nurtured
Talent
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Holy Guacamole

Holy guacamole! :O
I'm reading "From-
Humdrum to Holy"!





~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
This is really a book!
Look it up online! :-)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Secrets of My Heart

Who I truly am 
Always safe and sound in pages
Of books that contain 
Deepest secrets so profound
And sweet moments I loved most.
Form: Tanka

Kindness stands

Uprightness and kindness stands
They speak to your heart 
Your heart clouded by anger
Anger and kindness
Separate paths to virtue
Form: Qasida

Scapegoats Are About Conevienence

Scapegoats are not about being facetious
Having a scapegoat is all about convienence
Hey greg
Hey greg
Come and jump on this grenade
© John Conde  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Katatonic

Finally they met,
He and his healing masters
With best of their sounds,
Echoing his soul through songs,
His heart finally found peace.
Form: Tanka

Artefacts

ARTEFACTS   



A working clock makes a house look lived-in, occupancy-wise;
A lit bulb makes occupants look unwilling to compromise.
Form: Couplet

Mantra In Mantle

They don’t walk to them
To beseech their shows of hands
They as a rule stay
On a raised dais and talk down
At their feet on crusade grounds
Form: Tanka

Thank God For Bob Dylan

thank god for bob dylan
thank god for god
thank bob dylan for being god
thank god for being bob dylan
thank bob dylan for being bob dylan
Form: ABC

Premium Member Mind Games

Mind over matter
It's as simple as can be
If you don't - it don't 


1/30/2020

Senryu on mind Poetry Contest
Sponsor - Jenish Somadas
Form: Senryu

Beguiled

A magnetic stare
Eyes that look deep
Deeper into my soul 
Caught under your spell
Always and forever. 


Bite Size Poem no.16 Poetry Contest

The Old Inside

The old inside are known for much
and make their way in knowledge.
They'll raise their young to fill their minds
with wisdom taught in folliage.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Sister

Now
Comon 
What did you 
Expect?
Sister?
Nun
Rock chick
Mentor
Sex object

Nah

More like
Friend
Mentor
Mother
If need be

Thank you.
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.

Glancing At

Look,
I stare at thee and see you, my mentor,
It’s nothing but an illusion;
May be it’s someone else I look for,
And may be, you look like that other-one.

Premium Member Albert Einstein - a Poet Who Didn'T Know It

“We can't solve problems,
 by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.”

- Albert Einstein was a poet,
and he didn't even know it.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Woody Guthrie

Woodrow Wilson Guthrie sang about the people who lived roughly he wrote and sang earthy songs a plenty and he was friend and mentor to many
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Never Let Them Down

great leaders lead 
the people
to the tops of mountains
and never let them down

when they are able
they will spread their wings
and fly down 
on their own

Premium Member Quiet Companion

Quiet Companion

I’ll lead you
toward your light—
with my shadow
by your side

Remember, please,
as you reach your goal,
step gently—
you walk on my soul

Quadratic

minus b

plus or minus root(b squared

minus four times a times c) — all above divided

by two times a — this is the quadratic formula and is absolutely correct

Premium Member Circling The Center

We're all bound for a quest to the center
Unprepared when we finally enter
Find a good guru to be your mentor
Or, better be your own best inventor


29 words
© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

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