Short Orally Poems

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


Premium Member Traditions Saint Paul Taught

The Bible condemns all tradition
     St. Paul says to hold fast to the traditions he taught 
     Either orally or in writing
Form: Haiku


For the Dying, a Journey Through the Alphabet

Avoid becoming concrete.
Death encroaching
freezes great hearts.
Illuminate joy.
Kindle love.
Magnify!
Never orally
practice quaint
rhetoric. Speak truths.
usurp violent waters.
X-ray your zenith.

Road Rage

Roaring round roads raucously  
Orally overtly offending operators
Acrid antagonistic adjectives aired
Defiantly daring distracted drivers

Ranting raving railing
Aggravate annoy atrocious
Gregarious gone Goebbels
Exacerbate engage enrage
Form: Acrostic

Warning - Too Late To Viv's Party

The warning on a thermometer states
'do not use orally after using rectally'
listen, i'm not saying people are stupid,
but let them shove it and sort itself out
better said, 'do not stick where the
 sun don't shine', you imbecilic ****'!
© Paloma P   Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Wisdom From The Throne

Wisdom From the Throne Here I sit all alone, when a thought all my own, strikes me with such surprise, bringing tears to my eyes. Poetry is the one occupation where the only way to the top is to orally gratify people. By Josehf Lloyd Murchison
Form: Other


Golden Bubble

Golden Bubble

The handicapped and orally challenged
Must not be disdained or estranged
Although they cannot reverse the mute
At least, they can blow aloud the flute!

Disability is not inability, so they say. 
God listens more when the mute pray!


18th Aug' 2013
Form: Couplet

Just Speak Your Mind

J-ust speak your mind, 
E-xpress with an open mouth; 
M-ake it loud orally, 
S-ay it to north and 
S-outh

S-peak your mind freely, 
A-llow the truth to overflow; 
N-ever let the chance fade
I-nto the deep dark shadow.
C-hoose to talk with sense, leaving the devil's lies behind; 
O-n the seventh of February, just speak your mind.
Form: Acrostic

Books a Resource Part Iv

One who has less brain says ironically
Books are not have any intrinsically.
They make us stronger literally 
Without physical exertion – orally.
They sing poet’s songs lyrically;
Draw their world before us graphically.
Solve our doubts and worries logistically.
Hence friends! Render books juristically
As downfall and success lay nominally.
Form: Monorhyme

once dyslexic

Letters were mad hat interlopers
I cannot decipher them
Eeties at Hoppies
was my diction for
Sweets at Shops
when i was four
Its hard being a dyslexic
Oh boy I feel so out of it
with my younger sisters
picking it up so easily
I eagerly learnt new words by sound alone
but sometimes I miscued
I felt half baked
but my love of History became my bastion
Orally laid down by my Father
I had something to boast
to my peers about

Putting Someone Down

Pressing a ball,
Will make it small.
Do not let someone fall
It is not a smart goal.
If you press a ball,
By exerting some force
The ball goes down,
We cannot make it round.
Putting someone down,
Does not give you crown
It can give depression
To the people around.
It creates fuss,
It disperses us.
Don't press someone
In your discussion,
Do not hurt them
Mentally or physically,
Sentimentally or orally.
Help others in need,
Offer kindness proactively.
Form: Rhyme

Knowledge

Knowledge is a treasure,
that accompanies its owner.
It is a power that commands respect.
It lives beyond it's possessor,
it's instrument is mightier than sword,
 Raising human dignity among peers,
difficult to accumulate, 
but easy to impart.
Not physical,
shown orally and in actions.
Knowledge is a golden medal,
once won, no one sees it.
It is proven through worth.
Known through actions,
no one dares disobey and still has it.
Indeed,
Knowledge is a treasure.

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