Short One By One Poems

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


Yet Another Depressing Poem From Another Depressed Person

tears sstings her eyes
into the bathroom she crys
she takes them one by one
when she awakes in the morning 
ill be gone.
Form:


Premium Member BM IV clasical haydn

Haydn's symphony 45 'Farewell' *
                                                         one by one the left&n-one cold tell
Form: Monoku

Ethical Operation

Transplant the organs, one by one,
And when the surgery is done
Transfer the most important part:
A conscience to his heart.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Milky Way

Milky way --
one by one fireflies
up the hill

August 7, 2014
 
#1, Haiku "Aha" Moment contest
 
Regina Riddle, sponsor
Form: Haiku

Monophobia

Blackness above is
soundless, its darkness echoes
alone, and afraid 
would it deride my fears as
one by one they disappear.
Form: Tanka


Rear View.....

It was plain to see...

Can I?

Enhanced point of view...

And maybe one by one....

Don't want to be....

Too .......
Form: ABC

Premium Member Legends Live

Legends leave 
one by one
time decrees

Beyond day
beyond night
beyond sight

Yet still here
memory
lets them live
Form: Other

Premium Member One By One

Days Work is Done,
They See the Rising Sun,
No Doubt more trials are sure to come,
And together they'll tackle them one by one.
Form: Rhyme

You Know Who Won

Some
Some
Are just dum-dum
And no fun fun
Others are always
On the run run
One by one
I eat the suns

I eat the suns......

Peddles

One by one, i plucked away.
The peddles, so i could say.
You love me,
You love me not.
And just like, the peddles,
You faded away.
Form: Other

Premium Member Death of a Rose

A summer rose fades
One by one its petals fall
In downward spiral
Scattered by an autumn breeze 
It's fragrance a memory

10/12/12
Form: Tanka

Sharing Moments With You

I love sharing
     the everyday moments 
       with you
because one by one 
   they add up 
to a wonderful lifetime
    together.
Form: ABC

A poem

I write verses
One by one
A poem.
Look!
Look what I found.
I made it visible
I made it electric
I caught a glimpse of the eternal.

The Weak End

Uwinsky went to the Peckers Inn
With so many men, where to begin?
But one by one
She had great fun
And promised herself to come again.
Form: Limerick

Pulse

Even though they fell
They rose above
One by one, in unity and love
Into God’s arms, they were all accepted
Never again to be rejected
Form: Rhyme

The Drifters...

One by one they drift away...
And now there`s nothing left to say...
Now they all go their seperate ways... 
Will they reunite one day...?
Form:

Tender Mercies

Tender mercies come from above

One by one from Gods hand of love

Tender mercies are so divine

Filling our hearts, souls and our minds
Form: Didactic

Seven Ravens

Warm summer afternoon
Seven Ravens 
from Sycamore tree
descend
one by one
landing on velvet green - 
As Butterfly
flitters away - 
Free
Form: Haiku

Sand Through My Fingers

Faster than hourglass
more sand slip
through my fingers
words I couldn't tell you
pick them up one by one




************************
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Spring Equinox Round-Up

They came one by one.
Together they were marching to the tune.
Their party hats and spoons.



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 2nd place 2026
Form: Other

Track

I really love to sprint,  
my favorite is the relays,
Handing the baton off one by one, 
To the finish line I come. 
Sprinting is what I love.
Form: Grook

Hand's Puppet

pluck flower's petals 
                                  one by one and look to depth
                                         beauty is finished
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Cross All Red Lines

  
	All ‘red lines’ erased by the sands of time

           Cross them off one-by-one

                                    ~ over them climb
Form: Rhyme

Butterflies

All butterflies can dance
Every flower loves them
of joyful kindergarten’s lawn.
Morning-dews now one-by-one perish
Quenching rising sun’s thirst.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Treasure Hunters

Like toy boats on a pond
The ducklings swam in precise line
One by One
They ducked down, bottoms up
Treasure Hunters
One held a fish in its mouth
Form: Imagism

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