Short Mislead Poems

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


I Fear

I am scared of the scars Im fed
I am scared my heads being mislead.

I Fear a life of Dread
I fear I may already be dead.
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In Sheep's Clothing

Morons and liars,
all facts to mislead

Their wool to disguise
—the truth unperceived   

(The Mainstream Media: November, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Short And Sweet

Give no ear to evil
nor lead eye to that which
will mislead the soul -- 

where the heart resides~
there, the spirit as well
makes bunk --

Premium Member Out of the Country

Old enough, been around;
seen wonders of the world.
Now visit when I need;
close my eyes, thoughts abound;
a universe unfurled,
imagination freed.

But can my mind mislead?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Love

Love is such an evil word
So easy to mispronounce
As it slips from tongue
Its meaning left to be found
While others take in stride
And think they are truely loved
All so mislead


Bathroom Crazy?

Feelings can mislead
To do a stupid deed!

Go to bathroom again and again?
Not by the hair of my chinny-chin-chin!

Is it a symptom - Then be brave!
I'm the only one I can save!
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Mislead

swaying hips as she crosses the floor gawking eyes follow her, begging for more every step, he laps up followed her like a pup until she entered the men’s toilet door…
Form: Limerick

Devise a Plan

devise a plan 
of action to 
regain your 
heart was the 
mislead plan 
of the foolish 
heart of the 
past that loved 
unconditionally 
but now that 
part of the self 
has died away
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Vacusity

muted
      subordinate
sardonic,rambling
              recollections
envelop the ill-informed-
mislead,
      with selected
         distortions
of the truth...
voicing opinions
as fact
Form: Verse

Premium Member Quote 1 In a Limerick

A monsignor from 'la belle France'
Split the Scriptures into chapters,by chance,
A colleague in fair  Erin's isle
Introduced verse,within a short while-
Take care,. quotes can mislead,by a mile.
Form: Limerick

Passion In Me, You, Her, Him, Them and Us

impress me
undress me
caress me
kiss you
miss you
resist you
see her 
free her
be her
need him
read him
mislead him
avoid them
annoyed them
destroyed them
view us
pursue us
unscrew us
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The Art of Being Off-Topic

When you're intellectually credible but wicked to stupor, 
The art of being off-topic marches alongside as your shadow. 
As you spin tales, divert and mislead, 
Truth becomes a distant, fading thread.

Premium Member Out of Context

A monsignor from 'la belle France'
Split the Scriptures into chapters,by chance,
A colleague in fair  Erin's isle
Introduced verse,within a short while-
Take care,when said.. quotes can mislead,by a mile.
Form: Limerick

The Present Revived

Released from the prison
Of the extended word
Verse offered 
Asylum
And a means of escape

Carrying me deep 
To where the future-past  
Hides
All time to mislead
 —as the present conflates

(Villanova Pennsylvania: February, 2015)
Form: Rhyme

A Basket Full of Fruits

Scores of struggling lives
Searching green fields
Implanted splendid ideas

Partial distortions imposed
Multiple thoughts ahead
Others mislead and inspired

Savor a basket full of fruits
Wisdom earned with like minds
Anyone's greatest dream.
Form: Rhyme

Rattlekin

Humans are like rattlesnakes,
Mislead with their ability to buzz.
Hide in brown texture and heat,
Camouflage through their face.—

A two sided tongue, talked out,
Only and only venom is out.
God had completely detailed,
Not with monkeys but with snakes.

Reflections of Dark Fantasy

It’s a tunnel of blindness..

A path to eternal oblivion,

In a world mislead by demons

Yet the angels remain

Guide us to new beginnings
Illuminate our souls 
show us the path
Dig through the stones

But yet again we still ponder
Saints or Sinners?

Read

We never learned how to read. 
Instead they only censored & cared to mislead. 
They schooled & said this is how you become intelligent. 
Until our minds, bodies & souls started to fight back & we said your reference is giving us the run around and here is the evidence.
© Rita Lopez  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A HAIKU AWARENESS TRIOLOGY

A HAIKU AWARENESS TRILOGY

Ignorance darkens.
Thus, be not tunnel-visioned:
Seek wisdom’s bright light.

Lies will mislead you.
As you sojourn, be aware:
Trek towards the truth.

Always seek to know.
It’s said… “not knowing is bad…”
“Not seeking to…worst:-
Form: Haiku

In Need of Salvation

For salvation two sentences are important
The plenty and prosperity of the world which mislead
Poverty is thousand times better than that,

Problems are that many yet do not know
The different between the misled and the right path
So, they are for enjoying the life anyhow.
Form: Haiku

Say What??

Don't say a word
because what they heard
is not what was said
but somehow they were mislead

Keeping it real is underrated
when what you said is not well stated 
So if you feel like cleansing your soul
think twice and close YOUR PIE HOLE!!


Written By
Ms. Keshia Murphy
Form: Rhyme

Being One

Glitters spread all over
Seeking reflections amidst
becoming steadfast

Long lost better half
Reunite even afar
Sharing out fragments

Standing still staring 
Beyond space and time searching
A spark that mislead

Now after decades
Attracting as one fellow
When moments unfold.
Form: Haiku

Sand Lilly

Springing up along country back roads
Along the edges of our farm’s fence
Never a farmers blessing owed
Delicately dressed to mislead

Little flower's beauty is immense
Independently has little needs
Late in fall she wilts and seeds
Light soft fragrance bestowed
You may know her as a weed
Form: Acrostic

Prayer of Love

Dear heavenly father
as I thee wed
to love and honor
and never be mislead
to rainbows and sunshine
to stormy times ahead
to every thing in the middle
each little word I've said
to kiss and be forgiven
each teardrop we must shed
till time will slowly claim us
and eternity breaks the thread

Lambs To Slaughter

Sometimes,
the very best informed
remain the most naïve

Cronkite
in 1963,
“Oswald Was The One”

The Mob sat back
and licked their chops,
“Bobby’s Finished Now”

As millions mourn
in false belief
—and Warren to mislead

(Crazy Horse Memorial: Black Hills South Dakota, September, 2021)

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