Short Owns Poems

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


Premium Member Who Owns What

Nations; all studying their own history, as to reclaim back others land grab
Mother Nature; it's ok, when it comes to earth, I've got this one in the bag
Form: Couplet


Premium Member God Owns Tomorrow

God Owns Tomorrow Miracle Man 4/18/2024 God holds the deed to my tomorrow, and I’m a lessee once it’s today. Each day, this time, He lets me borrow, but once its past its gone to stay.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member He Thinks He Owns the Joint

  
     Fastidious to a fault
       Precise to a point
     My accountant thinks
        he owns the joint

     Yet he forgets, so easily
        how he got his job
     My customers pay his salary
        though from them he’d steal and rob
Form: Rhyme

Who Owns Me

Many have alot for me:
My brother has a plan for me:
My mother has hers,
My father have his,
Family want to say theirs.
But Yahweh also have his:
When my brother plan for next week:
Then Yahweh says:
'This week,i'll remove you from there'.

And so he did!
      17:25:12:23:07

Who Owns the Wild Rose

Who owns the wild rose?
The spring rain calls her up,
to seduce the common air.
Those with the pure of heart,
unafraid to bare their soul.
Riding the desert wind,
across the sands of time.
To receive their reward,
of a great inheritance.
A bright blue paradise,
in a lonely black sea!

1/30/2021
© Meru Groen  Create an image from this poem.


Premium Member Who Owns These Woods

rrrrr rrrrr 
Buzzing fly
Big one
Horse fly
Annoying me

I will snap it with my notebook
If I get the chance.
It lands on my hand.
I am not in the mood for this today.
rrrr rrrr

Now there are two of them
tormenting me
I am not in the mood
I miss them both
Several times
They buzz around me a bit more.
Just to show me who owns these woods.

Everybody Owns An Office

Everybody owns an office,
Though not already swiveling its chair;
Everybody, custodian of some promise,
To think differently, simply unfair.

The yet-to -be jangling -the keys to -it
Isn't to be dismissed as unfit
Between Mr. Dalton and Lady Eunice,
All repositories of some gift
Before their last breaths have it surface
If not stupendously, more than a bit.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Who Owns It

Xi's eyes really slant toward Taiwan
He'd grab it if we'd just be gone
The things in that land
Could strengthen his hand
And help him work on his hard on


Author's note: Tsars and oligarchs don't like free societies on their border as it makes them look bad. People want freedom and western culture. In this world of ours should lifestyle be dictated by latitude and longitude?
Form: Limerick

Our Father Owns It All

Our Father Owns It All By Betty Harp Butler Our Father owns the cattle On ten-thousand hills- The sheep in every fold. The birds are His messengers. Daily He sends them out- With their joyful songs. We can listen to them and behold. We too are His handiwork. We were the crown of all creation. He made us for His fellowship. What a joyful, joyful gift- People for all the Nations!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member - Who Owns the Gold -

I gazed at a rainbow so bright and lovely in the distance
                 I wonder .... is there gold at the end of the rainbow
               Here I sit at my window and admire its beautiful colors
                        If it is .... gold at the end of the rainbow ....
                                  Who put all their gold there










                          


11.11.2012
A-L  Andresen :)
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Form: Verse

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