Short Own Poems

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


My Own Proverbs

" Life with struggle is an achievement, other than to get everything at door steps" _ Ravi Sathasivam
Form: Haiku


Wings of My Own

Lord,
I want to fill
This world
With your love
Let me see
The purple
Mountain Majesty
Then
Give me wings of my own

Premium Member Our Own Backyard

we can talk about the world
till we’re blue in the face
what about us
what about us



AP: Honorable Mention 2022

My Own Proverb

“Life is full of ups and downs, live with it and you will not fail to learn more wisdom” - Ravi Sathasivam
Form: Haiku

My Own Proverb

.      “Love is beautiful when it is treated as love
Then lust will complete its thirst unconditionally”

- Ravi Sathasivam
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Left To Our Own Devices

I always used to be right
      Not anymore
       Now I'm left --
    To my own devices
  
  ~ Who isn't these days...

Sprige of a League Full of Intrigues Own

Sprig of a League Full of Intrigue

Had appeared a sprig
Of its own being in league
full of frantic intrigue

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

World of my own

I am Amethyste
I like to throw a verse
Or two
I like the angles
And corners
I create
I long to create a world
Of my own.
art

A Room of Her Own

A ROOM OF HER OWN


Byron died at thirty six
Prolific poet’s work was done
Lucky I am still alive
I had no time ‘til fifty one.

My Own Proverb

"Teach your children discipline from the beginning
then their education will be taking them to the glory"

- Ravi Sathasivam
Form:

Premium Member Follow Your Own Path

One mustn't strive to live up to someone else's standards; you are~enough
















Alexis Y.
02/24/2021
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monoku

Premium Member If I Don'T Suck My Own Thumb

who will?
~~~~~~~~~~~~ Written by Nancy Jones on a September eve 'cause she thought it was a damn good question
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Have My Own Tribe

in middle school people formed cliques
I did not know about them but felt them for a bit
I have my own tribe now, need no cliques

Premium Member Holding His Own

Michael Jackson is so well known
Prince of Pop sits on a throne
Moonwalk his game
His claim to fame
White glove holding his own
Form: Limerick

Within My Own Context

Within my own context.

"If you don't like me within my own psychology of life that we live in, then please unfriend me."-

Ds-
Form: ABC

Premium Member Swarming Into Her Own

Swarming into her own 
She listened deeply
Ideas rendered her brilliant
I am back! She shouted
And she was
Until the next time….

My Own Foot Quote

Washing your feet do not smell
You will be alive to tell
With soap smell of rose
Keeps your feet compose
Wear shoes that fit well
Form: Rhyme

My Own Proverbs

" One should understand another one's difficulties then only that will free us from selfishness" - Ravi Sathasivam
Form: Haiku

My Own Fingers

I get a lesson,

that if my own fingers differ,

what about people?


This haiku was first published at www.fictionandpoetry.us
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Protecting My Own Skin

I made a vow to never part.
Please hold what's dear to me within.
I hope that you will not depart.
What would I be without my skin?
Form: Epigram

Premium Member On My Own Two Feet

In rain, snow, or shine,
Two daily walks always mine.
I'll live a long life.
Always on my own two feet.
Always walking my own way.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Proceed at Your Own Peril

     a dangerous dive into pools of the past

        praying to hit bottom… 

                       … then to shoot up at last
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member You Have Your Own Talents

Each person has his/her own unique talents
Traits, qualities
Don’t compare yourself to others
That is the cause of unhappiness
Love
Lord

My Hero Is My Own Heart

My hero is my own heart
Resilient and brave
It remains whole after it has been shattered
This blood is glue
To piece me back together
Form:

Each To His Own

Chacin Hasongou
so many have predicted to finish at twelve and two
or douze et deux
depending on whether you call it butter or beurre.
Form: Clerihew

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