Short Much Poems

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


Baby I Love You To Much

without you i 'll die
this is no lie
you are everything 
that love bring
you have the right tough
BABY I LOVE YOU
TO MUCH


Premium Member Living Intellect Intellectual not so much

intellect
not the same as intellectual
I avoid one as if it was tuberculosis
the other I run toward, happy to greet it

Touch Then Clutch Much

Touch Then Clutch Much Horn Haiku

you should always touch
then end up having to clutch
did a lot and much

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

Much Apprehension Incision With Precision

Much Apprehension Incision With Precision

much apprehension
we must make an incision
with precise precision

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

I Don'T Care How Much You Know -

Most people believe this at the core of their beings:
 I don't care how much you know, until I know how much you care!"
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic


Premium Member Too Much To Ask

It's asking much
If we can't touch
To shake hands or to kiss
When times are rough
We must be tough
And try hard to resist
Form: Verse

Love My Mother So Much Horn Haiku

Love My Mother So Much Horn Haiku

still can feel her clutch
do love my  mother so much
sweet thing she is such

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

Premium Member Tank-U Very Much

with my pen in hand... 
and a smile upon my face 
I sit and I write 

to all my fellow poets 
thank you all, for being here
Form: Tanka

Will You Not Love Me Too Much

I want you to implore,
fall apart and ask for more,
but you just sit there
smirking
while I squirm about
wishing on a star.

Too Much Talka

A young girl from Verona,
Talked all day on the phona,
Her boyfriend in Spain
Developed ear pain,
So he hung up to be alona.
Form: Limerick

So Much Love

so much to give
for you.

so much love for
only you.

so much hate
for me


and i hate all
of it
inspired by the red wheelbarrow.

Too Much - Too Little

Understanding too much,
feeling too little

Our being unbalanced
—and spirit restrained

(Wayne Pennsylvania: January, 2020)

Too Much Love

Promptly, isn't fast enough
enough is never enough
The nights, then became a curse, 
what happen to the everlasting bliss?

DX
© Dom- X-  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse


All Too Much

All that I feel, I feel too much

All that I do, I do too much

Too many hopes, too many fears

Too many feelings, too many tears
Form:

Eated To Much

i love to eat
it make me sleep
nots me off my feet
i can tell
when i don't  feel well
my toes i can't touch
mean
I EATED TO MUCH

Love

Love her so much
But don't touch love
Be such a man


Nov. 28, 2020
Than-Bauk Me Poetry Contest
Contest Sponsor: Charles Messina
Form: Than-Bauk

Premium Member too much is enough

Excess is as feast ~
a carefree leap past limits
makes the party soar
over that's nice enough bar
to show what a full thrill brings
Form: Tanka

Premium Member I Love You So Much

i love you more than
anything, than words can say
i love you more and

if anything is
said upon my wish is that
i love you so much
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Not Much Time

He lived for decades 

Searching for elusive truth 

Alas, not much time!







© Demetrios Trifiatis
         25 June 2017
Form: Haiku

So Much Immunity

So Much Immunity

So Much Immunity
Need to resolve my problems;
Many seems to be.

Jim Horn

After hearing more news about Flynn.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Too Much

Too much health
     injures,
Too much wealth
     corrupts,
Too much truth
     confuses,
But too much beauty
     is beautiful.

Premium Member A Flower Cut Much Too Soon

A flower at the budding stage which
Will never now reach full bloom,
This flower’s potential left unfurled, 
A flower cut much too soon.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Fellow Much Younger than Me

     In every mirror I see
       a fellow much younger than me

     But when they take my photo
       ~ where does tit-for-tat go
Form: Couplet

Premium Member HOW MUCH OUR EYES CAN SAY

It’s amazing when you think about it..
as we travel thought each day
even though they do not speak in words
how much our eyes can say.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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