Short Paradigm Poems

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


Paradigm Shift

I vow to attain a conscious paradigm shift

Through manifesting love completely evolving, 

So we may transcend, cosmically ascending.
Form: Sijo


Paradigm

The gray separating black and white
Wow
Read one way, an awe inspiring comment
Read another way, sarcasm

What color is your paradigm?
© Byron Kaya  Create an image from this poem.

Chemo Sabe

When lifting hair was not a crime
Tonto was ahead of his time
He saw a bald Ranger
Whose mask made him stranger 
A real pandemic paradigm!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Paradigm Shift

Fossil powered gas coal and crude
Got miners and some roughnecks screwed
With solar and wind
Their fate could be pinned
On working with fuel that's renewed
Form: Limerick

What If - An Election Day Riddle

If doctrine and dogma
held a conference with reality 
and an agreement was reached  
on a common philosophy and set of tenants
Would that be a paradox or paradigm shift?
© Ann Roske  Create an image from this poem.


A Better Paradigm

Let us with remaining time write new a paradigm
That we may believe what we do not know
Taste the honey we lick the sour lips of tart lime
Share fond memories we cannot show
Form: Verse

Smelling the Coffee

Reality doesn’t come
with perfection
Its paradigm rooted
and flawed
To love an ideal
 its fantasy sealed
The truth found in mores
—not law

(Dreamsleep: September, 2023)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Sitting In a Rowboat

Patience is a virtue when casting a line One never know how many damn times Fishing requires drinking Sitting and thinking Catching fish doesn't enter the paradigm
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Life's Paradym

No matter how we achieve life's paradigm A truism is foremost, in the mists of time Love is the answer It's life's enhancer Like paintings by DaVinci or Monet sublime
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Peace In Our Time

Almost eighty-three and can't remember a time When peace ruled the Earth when freedom bells chimed Got ten years or so Remaining but whoa The odds are not promising for a different paradigm
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Why I Should Win 1st Place

Some say I am the queen of rhyme,
     get meter perfect every time.
So these four lines to top should climb
     if Bobby likes this paradigm.


March 1, 2019

Contest: I Am A Winner
Sponsor: Bobby May
Form: Rhyme

Love and Hate

LOVE AND HATE
I am listening to the song of love and hate
Are you listening to the hate of love
The poetry is nonsense and prorate
Everything is paradigm and berate
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando February 4, 2017
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Dear Somone

Dear someone, 
there are no funerals
for the flesh
no hospitals 
for the mind
no curtains and no cremations
for all out pretty words 
paradigm, 
you can't save every patient
sweet,
a corpse would warm your bed
© Sam Spry  Create an image from this poem.

False Hope Again

Before you fall,
  you’ve got to stand

Your voice once stalled,
  no reprimand

The paradigm floats,
  on swamps that drain

Where praise cries out,
  false hope again

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

In Memory Of Rod Serling

Crossing over
into the realm 
of non-description
reference and paradigm
sleep alone

Borders falling inward
upon themselves
leaving only what
the mind forgoes
—and the soul forbids

(The New Room: 1-15-2025)

False Hope

Before you fall,
  you’ve got to stand

Your voice once stalled,
  fates reprimand

The paradigm floats,
  on swamps that drain

Where praise cries out
   —false hope again

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2016)
Form: Rhyme

Lite-Brite

Not just a plastic peg
You reflect the light below 
Born into a guiding template 
Cast members for the show

We play until our light burns out
Game rules as old as time
Look within and find the source
A true self paradigm
© Paul Marc  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Find Me In Six-Beneath the Waves

Find me beneath the waves of time
Floating endlessly in the dark
I struggle with life's paradigm
Hear motion of its clock hands mark
This ticking of time I can't flee
In the end my death will find me

1/18/17
Find Me in Six
Form: Verse

Premium Member Quake In the Making

Sown by beings courageous
The seeds of unsayables
Streak across landscapes echoless,
Vast and conscious of our mindsets,
To sprout home a shift paradigm
That gives insights to the sightless, quake not,
And voices to the mute.

Premium Member Peace In Our Time

Eighty years old and can't remember a time When peace ruled the Earth and freedom bells chimed Maybe 10 years or so Remaining but whoa The odds are not promising for a different paradigm © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Feeling Alive

A poppet swings upon a paradigm of flight. Cruising at an altitude below the starry night. Its wings made out of vines. Its seat reverberates in oak. A poppet’s pure airborne oxygen of sight. 3/14/2018
Form: Rhyme

I Miss You

To hell and back I'd fight.
A small price to pay
For the euphoria you bring.

I shall never despair.
This quest I do embark
Is worth a million words.

Endless is my search.
We are the paradigm of forever
And together we shall be.

Premium Member No Winner, No Loser, Only Iterative Cooperation In a Socratic Method

At 1st, Words On Words ... 
  Engage Exceptions,
  Uncertainty Opened, 
  Tension,   Thought,
  Comprehension,   Insights Discovered,
  Fresh Paradigm Apprehension !
 And All Started,   
 With the Ramchal's Call for Dialectic Investigation
Form: Verse

Premium Member Prose Poem Pointillism

A POINT TO MAKE
Points, to make a point expressions by impressions, lots and lots of dots a paradigm in paint, impressionist it ‘aint.Unique yes, inanimate I guess, poetic proportionate pictorial pointillistic perhaps, our eye fills in the gaps.

Premium Member Dying To Live - Greed

He had one goal, the "American dream" paradigm.
Giving his wife and kids everything but his time.
Working more and more to reach his perceived level of contentments.
He died alone, suffocating neath the weight of his "accomplishments."
© FJ Thomas  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

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