Short Multiplies Poems

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


My Leader Is Bodmas

Brackets wealth 
Of people milked
Divides innocent hearts
Multiplies mass sorrows
Adds incurable pains
Subtracts all hopes
Form: Acrostic


Inspirational Love

as love multiplies its powers 
                  in some  haters, 
goodness and kindness 
proclaim their victories. 

August 03/2023
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Acrostic Love

Love....

Laughs at obstacles in the way
Overcomes bigotry and prejudice 
Valiantly goes forth and multiplies
Emitting a will of its own over us
Form: Acrostic

Untitled #45 / Scribbles

Gray scribbles scratched into black desks
the pent-up hatred of a thousand fiery days
J.Y.’s work is lost, but his rage
radiates and multiplies in our quiet moments
Form: Ode

Premium Member Baby Dreams

Facial expressions
carrying the first dreams
that have never 
known the word impossible

Dreams sparkling 
with tomorrow's victory dances, 
belly laughs, 
pure joy that multiplies 
with every heartbeat!


The Sound Button

To regulate sounds force,
the wrapping, poor to pour,
examination's witness, 
the Encore . . . as when 
Conductors take the floor, their base adlib
with vibrant blend slows score, or multiplies
with healing source's core!
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Mussing of the Rabbit In Forever and the House of Thousand Rooms-

“…Forever, is a long rapid jump How?, just one second, sometimes!
As a mortgage home, the house of thousand rooms just gets paid on interest multiplies as the Rabbit”

2/4/2020


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Premium Member Prayers Are Answered

A Small Tiny Problem starts Rearing its head high Multiplies until it doubles Solutions scatter left and right~ net one, two, or three Snuggly bolt one solution in the problem rejoice for prayers are answered
Form: Fibonacci

Flies

Imagine being surrounded by flies,

 Big surprise I surmise, 

Now Imagine being getup in a doo-doo disguise, 

Which wouldn,t be wise, seeing that your surrounded by flies,

 of various size, with Big Eyes that Multiplies, 

AAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

 Does anyone hear my cries!!!
Form:

The Lottery Game

Life is a lottery game,

Ambition is our ticket,

Focus multiplies our entries,

Time is the spinning machine,

A rotation represents a generation,

The winners name is selected at random,

Few consolation prizes are given in categories,

The rest become trash and deleted from the record.
Form: Haiku

It Starts

It starts, no clue
just symptoms

Unsure that's professionals,
postponed it multiplies,
it grows, it dominates.
no rubber, no eraser,
it is permanently written.

It is chronic

No solution just hope
filled with pills: that
resuscitate, by acquiring
time to live here
and there

Thunder into Stars

What is life but a brief and yearning flame
that seeks to be renewed by beauty's symmetry.
What is death but a portal, where the soul, like light,
repeats itself forever, more lovely than before...
a flower that multiplies like thunder into stars.

Today

Today help me realize that love without action is dead.
It is only the love we give away, that multiplies back to
you and me.
Help me be more sensitive to the urges to show love to
others..
You plant the urges in my heart, help me now to become
more love-conscious thanks for showing me the difference.

Selfishness

Selfishness is a noose 
That you tie around your own neck
It is a key that locks doors 
That will never open again
It is a recipe for continual hunger
It is a road that leads to a dark
Lonely place from which one
Never returns
It is like a pot of water
On the stove that never boils
Selfishness bears no fruit
But it multiplies enmity

Very Well

Very well
So we broke up today

Very well
I'll continue to pray
That your love keeps growing anyway

Very well
It was grand being with you
Very well
Hope you shared those feelings too

Very well
You were an important part of my life
Very well
Bye, Bye, Bye,Bye

Very well
Love never dies
It just takes a snooze and multiplies

Very well
Very well
© Lara Wash  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

How Asking the Hand Behind the Work Piece

HOW?,ASKING THE HAND BEHIND THE WORK PIECE
  -Dharga Nagar Safa

A tiny paddy seed,
Flying in the blowing air,
In light weight,
Grows kissing the drops of rain,
Grown seeds in multiplies,bending like a shying girl,
Beautiful,
Blooming flowers in many colors in secret nights,
Mouth watering, 
The fresh fruits to refresh in heavenly taste,
How?,
Asking the hand behind the work piece!
god
Form: Verse

The Bodmas of life

Life is like MATH:  
With quality friends, you ADD,  
Enemies of success, you SUBTRACT,  
Misfortunes you DIVIDE,  
Through hard work, your success MULTIPLIES.  

It is a trap, yet you can escape,  
By putting pleasures in BRACKETS—  
Saving the sweetest for tomorrow.  

Of all things, trust in God,  
Who grants the power  
To bypass obstacles  
And solve the equation of success.
Form: Didactic

Dying Eyes

Dying eyes

I don’t like the darkness in my eyes
Question for more to you surprise
I try to think of infinite clear blue skies
I know of more than this but the simple ties
The mountains jagged and the ground beneath lies
 Platitudes perhaps but think mindfully and rise
An eagle soars but to eat he must energize 
A life to grow and then only multiplies
A world full of beauty then we glimpse human dies
Form:

Five Marks

You can answer 
If question is wrong,
If answer is right,
You can sing a song.

No need to think,
You need to do it quick,
You shall lose five marks,
If your brain is thick.

If you did it right,
You need a further fight,
If you did it wrong,
You need a back flight.

One plus one, why makes two,
One minus one it makes null too,
One multiplies one is also one,
One divides one also one is through
Form: Verse

Night Sky

Behold, a crack in the sky...
Its a star ! And then it multiplies...
A thousand million
 silver twinkling confetti...
Galactical milk in celestial ballet
Your white bedazzle takes the breath away
Soapsudded moon and underwater candellabra
In an ocean of quiet delivery
Oozes a rhapsody, nay a symphony!
Gliding on golden orbital slide
A bridal comet gown on fluted notes
MAGNIFICAT! MAGNIFICAT! MAGNIFICAT!

Happily Married Flaws

Few couples can above flaws rise,
An average spouse on them spies, 
Take each flaw— his and her—
To mix them together,
Stir and mix as to neutralize,
Then pray, count on your luck,
Unlike dew upon duck,
There’s good chance, each flaw multiplies! 
_________________________ _________ 
Limerick, Tongue-in-cheek | 04.09.2018 | marriage
Poet’s note: Take heart, an average couple seems happily married, for, their flaws are.
Form: Limerick

Begin

One
abundantly provides
(bread and fish)
left-overs times twelve; 
seated in groups,
man, woman, child,
this time, 
eating fullness.

‘Eat me,’ invitation.
‘Breathe my breath.’
‘Greet me.’

On Friday,
death falls 
all undone
by reckless love,
in crux of times:
Sunday.

Harvest-seed,
dirt-planted,
sky-yearning,
multiplies.

By hatred, insolence, apathy,
undeterred,
the seed -
the lavish gift persists.
So, begin.

Premium Member EPHEMERAL

loneliness
does not sleep
   weariness
grows
shadows
    of
 fire
  flame splashes
sleep
in
a
field
 of reflections
on a faded
 sky

light dreams
caress &
surprise
me

simplicity
 unveiled
shapes
to extinguish
then
multiplies

injustice
transports
  me
into temptation
of leisure
   only I'm alone

useless

in
the clarity
 of
the
absurd
desires
dry up
& separate
me
to love

this ephemeral reign
Form: Ekphrasis

Money Spiders (What a Surprise)

What a surprise it was to see
A little spider walking on me
It’s not so bad to get one of these
They bring money enough to please

What a surprise I had today
I won on a scratch card hip hooray
The spider brought me good luck so
I am keeping it and I won’t let it go

What a surprise a had just now
The spider had babies somehow
My luck multiplies to a higher level
Thanks to the spiders I’m a lucky devil

(Not really that lucky lol.)
Form: Rhyme

The Power of Love (Part 2)

The Second Day

Like gravity pull
From one pole to the other
The attraction of opposites
True law of nature.
The Force of oneness
Parts the inner, the outer
The male, the female, bond in
True Love from above.
Life, born in the sea
Line never to be severed
Multiplies with opposites
Image of the Force.
Bed of water
Womb, fed by love and nature
To bring forth the miracle
Of new, higher life.


By CarolineCecile
Copyright © 04.26.10
Form: Choka

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