Short Organise Poems
Short Organise Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Organise by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Organise by length and keyword.
Zigzag
When a dark zigzag pattern appears
along the side of
my beside tables it’s time for me to
organise: the cheeky plant pots in
the tiny shed on
the east side of
the backyard; my positive and
negative traits; the characteristics of
the kitchen.
Why I am a victim?
This life is not a victory cup
For me. I accepted this fate
But, please, fate, give a way
Give better chances to finish
End my tour in this existence
Let me leave. Noble memory
You are cruel, I forgive, a bye
FATE, Please organise a life
I love you, cruel life, say kind
Why did you put me up for this?
To victim
In this life?
[Second go at ‘a poem in six lines’ contest]
When I get to heaven, if I should be so lucky
I’m gonna get some rubber boots and find a field that’s mucky
I’ll ask around to find out where the coolest folk hang out
Then I’d ask Elvis if he knows if Bowie is about
Once I’ve got his autograph, what’s next is best of all
I’m gonna organise an ‘All Time Greats’ pop festival
Slowly, the muddy pool became an ocean
Gradually, bricks were put together to build a mansion
Life, a journey but isn't a recreation
Live it, at your own pace
Organise your content so you won't deviate
Pick a single track, run your own race
Many may be ahead, hold onto your faith
We aren't living by our strength but by grace
Pick your clock and focus on your time
When it's right, all will fall in place.