Short Neighbourly Poems
Short Neighbourly Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Neighbourly by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Neighbourly by length and keyword.
Neighbourly
neighbourly kindness
reviving faith
in human kind
posted on September 10, 2018...
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Categories:
neighbourly, appreciation, character, encouraging, friendship love, sympathy, tribute,
Form:
Senryu
Night In My Neighborhood
Neighbourly and nice
Nadine walked her dog at night
Nurturing to see
12/11/2020
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Categories:
neighbourly, imagery,
Form:
Senryu
A Schmoe
Was born almost eighty-two years ago
No bits, no bytes, just a neighbourly hello
Bits were wee pieces
Bites gave you diseases
Back when “friends” called you a schmoe...
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Categories:
neighbourly, nostalgia,
Form:
Limerick
Wiggly Worm
Wiggzy Wormzy
Burrowing
Saying neighbourly hies
As he writhed
From top to bottom
Of the veggie garden
Wiggzy Wormzy
Waving
Sharing friendly hi-fives
As he cantilevered
From leaf to roof
Of the veggie garden...
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Categories:
neighbourly, animal, funny, insect,
Form:
Free verse
A Man Made For Us
Accessible,adjacent,adjoining
Akin and alongside-
A man made for us.
Close,connected,contigious,
Neighbourly and nigh-
A man made for us.
Mentor,mediator,moderator
'Twixt and between-
A man made or us.
Advocate and honest broker
Intervening interceder-
A man made for us....
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Categories:
neighbourly, faith, life, people,
Form:
Kyrielle
Nameless
It was a tragic game
between the scars
and the sword.
The grey sky was the
reluctant witness
of a forgiven rape.
Where the stars weep,
you will find a solar
dip of the neighbourly love.
A candle for the untimely
melt of a gaint glacier,
before the daffodils called.
The marbled smile of
a silent groom, whose bride,
went behind the glass.
Satish Verma...
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Categories:
neighbourly, art, daffodils,
Form:
ABC
Mystery Runner
Mystery Runner
Fog curtain twitched,
Neighbourly insights,
Sudden motion pitched,
Band Aided 'Lycra',
A shaping event horizon,
Of near destruction,
Short pony tail rolled,
A pendulum effect,
Why do fog curtains,
Never use nets?
@Andrew Carnegie, Foggy Chippenham, Jan 7th 2017
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Categories:
neighbourly, age, analogy, imagery, inspiration, sports, weather, winter,
Form:
Free verse