Short Parted Poems

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


Premium Member Endless

Within these pages, it is written
Of a love that parted, but not lost;
Secrets untold, thoughts unknown,
'Twas True Love, which had bitten.


One Thought

With the chariots of sin behind me,
and the red sea parted before me,
I stop to pick up a stone...

(C)November 26, 07
Rosemarie Schrock

Premium Member Prescious

A kiss upon your parted lips 
Restrained and daring 
My silken gown slips
Before me you kneel
Intent alert and mute
My senses are surreal

Premium Member A Token Chance

A fool and his money is soon parted,

No truer words were ever spoken.

I spend a fortune taking chances,

The lottery teases with a token.
Form: Rhyme

A Beautiful Truth

We all seek our parted or living mothers
when darkness descends on our lives...
as Paul did in his lonely youth
to discover a beautiful truth!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member A Fool and His Money Are Soon Parted

I slipped on a fry and hurt my back
Sue Burger King! said my lawyer Jack
I asked for big bucks
But Jack kinda sucks
Now I carry my stuff in a sack
Form: Limerick

Based On Running Bear

Running Bear and White Dove
swim forevermore,
Never to be parted
or together nevermore.

*Poem based on the song Running Bear, as the title suggests

Ode To Alf

Farewell then Alf Mitchell - Or is it Warren Garnett?
Your death has us now parted.
And like Dandy Nicholls,
The nails in your coffin are now Hammered.
© The Didds  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Clerihew

One Whole Art

How could my ark go above to sea?
With No sail
 
You; parted

With Me in shoulder

And you would take my heart

As you

And me are parts

Of one whole art
Form:

Motivating Moses

When Moses parted the waters
The mud squished up to his garters
So a crocodile said,
"If you'd rather be dead
Then guess where I'll chomp for starters!"
Form: Limerick

Premium Member So Long

I'm nothing special, that's for sure,
But if you find my motives so impure ...
Perhaps it's best that we parted ways,
And kept as gold, those fairer days.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Soon Parted

When Sonnet and Limerick parted Sonnet became most brokenhearted Limerick though blue Met up with Haiku It was over soon as it started.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Bargain

A fool and his money, soon parted Financial advisor down-hearted Great offer you see Buy two, pay for three A dozen I bought to get started
Form: Limerick

Love Without Hope, a Parted Petal

Parted petal from flower’s bloom
Drifts in breeze of last summer’s dream.
Lost without hope in distant shore’s gloom.
Love now drowns in depths of sea's stream.
© Raj Napal  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Here, I Will Stay

Here, the place we met
Our paths tossed and bloomed sober
And never parted as one.

Time took you away
Only your shadows kept me
Here, I'll stay for your return.
Form: Sedoka

Death Shall Turn Me Loose

death does not
know me nor

thy shadow gray
near this grave

thus, we parted our ways and
we did not quarrel anymore

I am sure but
death shall turned me loose

Moira

I have a sister,
Though not blood,
Parted but together,
Family to each other,
My family is hers,
Her family is mine,
My sister my best friend,
She is my soul sister

Premium Member No Farting Allowed

There was a man named Fred Who liked eating baked beans in bed One day when he farted He and his wife parted 'Well it's quicker than divorce' Said Fred.
© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Subsequence, Part Ii

II

Sunken to the seafloor,
an ancient pearl-eyed maiden;
now and forever forgotten, is she
unreached even by the sunlight
descending indirectly
toward her parted lips.
Form:

Flowing and Going

Flowing and Going

Down calm river were recently started,
And noticed it had split and parted;
Waters flowing;
Both ways going;
For places all unknown we departed. 

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

Premium Member Before We Each Headed Home

Before we parted ways at the bus station, we tenderly kissed.
Before departing for my journey, I realized I'll be missed.
Before we met, we never thought we'd find a love like this.
Form: Sijo

Lack of Words

We parted ways
for the lack of words,
to save our love.
Now these thousands 
of muses seem useless
and the silence dreadful,
will you come back
if i just scribble your name now?

Memories of Kel

It’s so long since I saw her that I forget so much now,
yet dream I smell her perfume, stroke her soft hair, see her dark eyes,
And then I wake and remember the fights when we parted.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sijo

Premium Member Chapters

When we embraced after years apart, I felt as though I came home.
When we parted ways again I had no choice but to close our tome.
When we meet again someday, I want to take you to Rome.
Form: Sijo

Today

Today we parted
today is the day
today is where 
we said goodbye
today a boy 
became a man 
today is the worst
day of my life
seven years have 
past today is the
day I miss you the
most dad

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