Short Off Center Poems

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


Premium Member Anchors Aweigh

island
craving dust
no more water
says enough is enough —
send-off
9/3/2019 (Hurricane Dorian)
Form: Cinqku


Premium Member Dreams:

Fragile to the touch, Like a rainbow in the sky, When you dream, you live, In the heart of the sacred, Let your dreams carry you off.
© White Wolf  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Leaning Tower of Pisa

The Tower of Pisa started leaning Builders knew by floor three the meaning Soft earth they say Still stands to this day More than 16 feet off center careening
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Square Pizza Box

Round pizza, triangular slices, SQUARE box! Uh what's wrong here, someone's a real dumb ox A round box would be better It would fit like a sweater As of now it sure blows my lavender socks off!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Off-Center

A polite way of saying someone's a little off-center Say they're flaky, psycho, peculiar, or bizarre I'm really nice though To old ladies, love I show Cept if I don't see em while driving my car
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Stick Figures in Front of Oldsmobile

Skinny kids
Wrinkled clothes
Crooked windows
Non-symmetrical
Snowman slightly off center
The “Olds”
Wrinkled fenders
A round-headed driver
A teetering toboggan
Hanging from its roof

The artists
Sipping hot cocoa
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Dead Winter

wind blast cold to bone
plants, animals frozen stiff
dead winter kill off
Written By: Carol Brown Written on: 12/13/2011 Written for the: " Dead Winter Contest" Sponsored by: Sidney~LeeAnn 4th Place Winner
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Steppin' Off

Steppin’ Off My Platform I Will Miss you, It’s only so long And not a swan song I have projects awaiting They need some attention An untenable encumbrance Far too many to mention So I’ll be takin’ time out Or bound to get worse September First Steppin’ off
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Shape

Off Center Stage

The babies babble; then they talk.
They crawl, then stand and soon they walk,
Delighting in their new-found skills;
Observing them gives non-stop thrills.

But as they grow, they'll find some friends
And as their circle thus extends,
Our star will fade as it should do
Though hopefully, our love's the glue

To hold them fast as time goes by
Without the need for how or why.
Yet wistfulness creeps in as age
Bumps most of us off center stage.
Form: Rhyme

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