Short Open Book Poems

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Premium Member Rejected

I lie
Before you....
An open book...
You close the cover
Not wanting
To read...
A single page...
Of
who 
I am

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Form: Lyric


History Lesson

History is an open book
If we would just turn the pages.
Perhaps it is fear that prevents a look
At life throughout the ages?
© Deb Radke  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Grook

Premium Member Christine

Quintessential Christine's my defence.
Straight down the line with a strong moral sense.
An open book, kind, loving, no pretence.
Form: Bio

Never Seen - Part 2

Look at the ground, 
And look at the sky,
Look at the beauty, 
All open wide, 
Waiting for you, 
Like an open book, 
Ready for a new taker.
Form:

Premium Member Im Bored

there is no such thing
your mind is an open book
full of promises

reading, writing, math
cooking, cleaning, coloring
there's so much to do
Form: Haiku


Lifes An Open Book

your born
your world torn
as you grow
you began to know
thats lifes a show
no matter where you go
or how you look
you fine that
LIFES AN OPEN BOOK

Premium Member I Am

I am the proverbial open book; all one needs to do is read me.
Written Oct. 4, 2016 for Silent One's One liner about YOU Poetry Contest
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Shelf Life

for your reference

i'm an open book
but you can't check me out

i'm an open book
but sorry
i'm closed right now

please
come again

don't stop asking

Lonely Silence of Age

Lonely Silence of Age

Cannot hear the silence of age;
Open book turn page by page;
Bottom of sea,
Quiet will be;
Of life does exist in each stage.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Overcooked

Some people you can read like an open book Pages worn, just a bunch of gobbledegook Sorry for them A lot depends Sometimes brains can get overcooked
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Open Book

I may have been too easy a catch for some of the men.
I'm an open book they tend to never read to the end.
I give and give until I find my heart is in need of a mend.
Form: Sijo

Continue To Educate Yourself

Continue to educate yourself 
Never stop learning 
Make valuable use of opportunity 
In order for understanding 
The world is an open book 
As you forge ahead 
Occupy your time wisely 
Enrich your mind instead

Premium Member In a Heartbeat

For you I am an open book
Read me as you will
Nothing hidden, take a look 
Until you get you fill
Around the block, experienced
In many different things 
I'll show them to you one by one
I'll start by tuning strings
Form: Rhyme

The World Is An Open Book

The world is an open book 
When you continue to grab education
You obtain valuable knowledge 
What a bright sensation 
The mind is an essential tool 
Utilize it wisely 
Be that sage person 
Who articulates succinctly

Let Your Imagination Captivate You

Let your imagination captivate you 
As you turn the page 
Information will sink in 
And you will become sage 
The world is an open book 
When you feed your mind 
Continue to educate yourself 
And you will do just fine

Fierce Angel

Fierce Angel

With a sinister look
But amiable open book
Dangerous sharp glare
But so much love to share
Seriousness of a lone wolf
Playful & peaceful like a dove.

VickWizzy
Vick Manuel Poetry {VMP}
Copyright © 2018.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Open Book

Walking over the concrete 
Wishing you were here
I would be floating above the clouds
If I was with you, dear
I wouldn't have to say a word 
All my thoughts you would know
Two minds in sync never have to speak
Oh, how I love you so
Form: Rhyme

You Can Go As Far As You Can

You can go as far as you can 
Just step up to the plate 
Utilize your time wisely 
In order to seal your fate 
The world is an open book 
Your mind is an essential tool 
Fill it with knowledge 
Bring yourself up to speed and be cool

Premium Member Finally

For seven decades, from your open book of wisdom, to

Read I try, oh Nature

 
And


Finally, after much effort, my first syllables able am I to
 
Pronounce: Har-mo-ny!




© Demetrios Trifiatis
    09 APRIL 2015



* A message
Form: Epigram

Open Book

I'm an open book
but some of the pages are missing
it's not my fault I shut people out
all the pain I've felt
all the scars left by those
who I thought cared
it's hard for me
to surrender my story
but I will get there
and when I do
I will let you know

Have the Ability To Express Yourself

Have the ability to express yourself 
So others can learn
Give them an opportunity 
To gain knowledge in order to earn
The world is an open book 
When a person can process information 
One shall continue to edify themselves 
And receive a valuable education

Premium Member She Is All About the Sixties

She is all about the sixties
Polka dot with stripes
Pinks, oranges and brilliant yellows.

With a hippie’s heart
An open book listener
Showing her love in a variety of ways

Encouraging community and respect
A Pied Piper of joy
She is all about the sixties

Premium Member Chance

the evening
    we met by chance 
             in the 'excuse me' dance.

     her eyes
           with a 
demure look
   I read
      this open book
&
come hither glance

then
love
blossomed
            suddenly
to
become
        a lifetime romance
Form: Bio

Open Book

You say you're an open book,
so then why do I have to read
in between the lines
all the damn time?

Just speak your mind already.

I don't like these games
that we're playing.
Every chapter's the same-
just different days.

Where's our happily ever after?
Form: Rhyme

Nighttime Novels

Reading the heavens.

The sky is God's open book,

every star His Word.

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Ps. 19:1 & 4 "The heavens declare the glory of God...
(4) Their voice goes out into all he earth, their words
to the ends of the world."









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Form: Haiku

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