Short Oeuvre Poems

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


Premium Member Clerihew Milton

John Milton wet to school at St Paul
destined a poet was his call
His greatest oeuvre, Paradise Lost
losing his eyesight,was the great cost
Form: Clerihew


His Oeuvre

Looking for
someone great
whose work
he won't denominate
his Œuvre;
something plainer
smoother for
this simpleton's
simple tongue

2009 July 4

Premium Member Limerick: Once a Great and Wise Commentator

Limerick: Once a great and wise Commentator

Once a great and wise Commentator
Thought what escaped him escaped Creator
His oeuvre his whole life dreamt
By his comments he meant
The whole world loved him as their Tutor

(c) T. Wignesan – Paris, September 5, 2021
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Quid Pro Quo?!

Ascending unto the fourth pinnacles auspicious plyth ~


To quantumly observe these plateaus regions of oeuvre


Molten monograms of monarchies scripted immure; immolating


These gravitating exhibits of perceptions inter alia


Past particles of meticulously latticed perplexities....


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~


....Quid pro quo?!






Note: Smile ~ "Its 'A Beautiful Day' &, 'Love,' Always," John!:) ~
Form:

A Crocheted Potholder

Fecund sewer ingeniously knitted 
An ornately crocheted potholder was made
 
Bragged her complete oeuvre at first 
But its worthless in everybody’s sight 

It may be futile or trifling
What can it flaunt is nothing

The Cuisiner's hands are sheathed
From  scorching cauldron was protected

No acclaim, no reward travail
From first light to nightfall with ill 

Hard work makes it smeared and  filthy
At old age, it will be banished away
© Lenie Pama  Create an image from this poem.


Hors D' Oeuvre

From strength to strength...

...this full body this flow...

I find myself in the soup...

my palet hungers the flavour...

where artisan and genius grow...

poets feed the ladle...

we all feel the sweet interpret...

this nourishment gathers all to celebrate...

...from our rich decant...

each poet decorates...

...we breathe the nearer...

...the deciduous - deciphers

...more brilliantly...

...our soup full compliment...
Form: Lyric

Get a Premium Membership
Turn off ads, get more exposure for your poetry, and get more features with a Premium Membership.
Book: Diverse Voices: The Poetry of Human Rights and the Pursuit of Peace