Short Mistake Poems

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


When Mortals Apologize

A mortal's mistake
Ruining the perfect portrait
For the resting head
Fearful heartbeats now echo
A thousand apologies
Form: Tanka


' Alexander's Fate ' 10th Senryu

‘ Alexander’s Fate ’   10th Senryu

        Alexander’s Fate 
See, That Was His First Mistake
   Thinking He Was Great
Form: Senryu

Grow

as you go
try to do more
make mistake
iits not to late
to debate
just go to anuther doow
or anuther store
and
GROW

Baby Let Try Again

we had our ups
and run over cup
mabe mistake
its not to late
to let love in
this time we will win
BABY LETS TRY AGAIN

Nailed and Failed

A no-one that I knew I nailed
The someone that I loved I failed
What a bitter pill to take
To lust, not love, a big mistake
Form: Rhyme


Message Delivered

grave warning from the past
make no mistake of whose your maker
messenger from the past
left clueless
case of the world

Premium Member Sorry Baby No Milk Today

come here baby
have a drink
have a drink
oh wait a second.
Mama made a mistake
get away get away
cannot do this today

Said My Biggest Mistake

My biggest mistake?
you!
you!
you!
and you.
Yes all of you.
Why?
You tell me.
© Al. Juman  The "said" Poet  7/7/2016
© Al Juman  Create an image from this poem.

High Price

Once you make the same mistake twice
the results begin to come out in a trice
So you will have to pay for that a high price
Form: Rhyme

Never To Late

put this in your head
get out of bed
get back on track
its a fact
you learm to earn
thats no mistake
its
NEVER TO LATE

We All Make Mistake

i admit this
our love still excist
i done your wrong
your leave our home
if you debate
and its not to late
we all
MAKE MISTAKE

Don'T Hide Don'T Run

we all make mistake
its never to late
    you can  have plan
for better stand
tho the world is wide
DON'T RUN
DON'T HIDE

Can'T Stop the Turth

you can't win
i'll say it again
we all must blend
let love in
to hate is a mistake
tell your youth
CAN'T STOP THE 
TRUTH

Take Me Back

admit made a mistake
hope its not to late
what asking  of you
to give me too
without you am wack
baby please
TAKE ME BACK

If God Forgive You Can

we make mistake
it never to late
word to borrow
to say am sorry
so take  his hands
he is the man
IF GOD FORGIVE 
YOU CAN

Premium Member I Do Not Need Sunblock

I don’t need sunblock
redder than strawberry
worst mistake ever

woke in the night
feeling hot all over
sunblock next time
sun
Form: Senryu

Making Up Date

we made a mistake
it not to late
to do sip and dip
some wine
talk about old time
let not waited
let have a
MAKING UP DATE

Premium Member Cosmic Dreams

By what intangible force

Steers both earth and heaven's course

Just one big cosmic mistake

Or a dream for dreamers sake
Form: Rhyme

Lets Start Out New

we both made mistake
its not to late
for heavensake
to complate
no need to debate
our love is still ture
LETS START OUT NEW

Lets Start Out New

we both made mistake
its not to late
for heavensake
to complate
no need to debate
our love is still ture
LETS START OUT NEW

Premium Member Straying

Straying Haiku: by Tom 1/28/2021 Too often man strays, from God’s appointed pathway, a fatal mistake.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
god
Form: Haiku

Look At Your Self

we all make mistake
its not to late
 to make up
for all your bad stuff
so don't blame everyone els
take a
LOOK AT YOUR SELF

Sober Compassion



I will never shed a tear
over someone else’s spilt beer
A drunken mistake sometimes
can lead to a clean, sober mind
Form: Couplet

Bad Road

be frim
make turn
now that you learm
its not to late
so you mistake
and thats sad
now go after your goal
it was a
BAD ROAD

No Affends

you push me
 mabe you didn't see
here's what it be
it was a mistake
its not to late 
to say excuse me
for some wasn'ment
NO AFFENDS

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