Short Partially Poems

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


Shar's Guess

You could be considered partially correct on your last two ideas, but I need a 
somewhat more definative word.  Review all the clues.
© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
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Premium Member Dreams

I looked up at a partially cloudy blue sky remember childhood lie down upon the green grass daydreams fill the warm spring air
Form: Tanka

A Perfect Evening

Curtains, partially open
at six in the evening,
as the faint evening sun rays
pierce through my window,
as I take coffee
while listening to jazz,
is what I would call
a perfect evening!

dying for a Summer day


a playground's absence,
the invisible angel
sketching burns they walk;
laughing cheeks run fallen salt;
winter is dead in the streets



partially inspired by a contest sponsored by Nette Onclaud
© Paige Hind  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member EVERYONE HAS SOMETHING THEY AN TEACH US

May we be blessed to understand:

we are all on a journey that is only partially our own…
with individual experiences and memories to collect…
and there is so much we can learn from one another
when our journeys intersect.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Weeds As Tall As Children

Weeds as tall as children
   Partially hide the dusty windows.
A long silence hangs
   Where once promise echoed.

Broken glass fills the street -
   Glittering like emeralds
To some - to a majority -
   Proving their travails.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Fate's Footfalls

footfalls silently all my life had followed me till I turned a corner. . .

I hear them no more . . . for they are at my door


2018/ for Silent One's When One Line Is Not Enough Poetry Contest
Revised to new form, which is partially rhymed.
Form: Rhyme

Who

You want the truth! May be you disagree 
However, that what I feel and what I see
No person could feel your pain and sorrow, 
Indeed one person knew! That's you who
Knew what you have done and gone through.
It is not totally your  problem
Partially it is because of them.

Enough Is Enough

You smile and wave as you pass by
But I hate it.
I hate to see you with that cigarette dangling from your lips
I hate to see your profile, partially hidden by the smoke that's curling away from your mouth
I hate it when you talk to me with the smell of tobacco on your breath
Just quit.
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Premium Member When She Left

when she left
emerald spears
lay rusting
in the ground
partially veiled
by lost companions

 shed skeletons
stoically stand skyward
stabbing space

silence captures all
as water flakes
fall quietly to the tarp

crackling fuel 
in the room’s womb
melts the chilled void
she left behind

Premium Member The Closet Door

The closet door is partially open, 
	More than a crack.
		Yet I cannot see 
			The goblins yet.

My heart beats wildly as my imagination soars me back to
	Childhood when I could feel the angry mean bogeyman
		Under my bed, ready to grab my feet 
			Or my hand.

Oh, yes, the closet door is open.

Premium Member Her Tatoo

The mole that she is sporting there
On the breast that's partially bare 
Proud to have the beauty mark
She got it one day on a lark
The needle stung but worth the price
Sure the boys would think it nice
The spot  upon her chest you see
Natural beauty for a monetary fee



For the Mole contest...
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member without you

i miss you
i understand
but it doesn't dull
the deep ache
that occurs when
part of who you are
is absent
and the bits of joy
that i am finding
are dulled by
not knowing
your joy
or your sadness
or seeing your
face and hearing
your voice
it feels like 
i am only
partially living
without you

Premium Member Orca

Pinnacle predator Prominently patterned Primarily pod-based Prefers porpoise portions Pretty photogenic Partially protected Parasite-prone problems ---------- for the In Search of Prey Poetry Contest on the subject of Orcas sponsored by Joseph May written 03/16/2022
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades

Check Mate

Check mate I win again...

How funny I aways lose....

Shameful aren't you

A piece you

 never

Get back....

How unprincipled...

A petty game

Though blameworthy

(Partially)....

How about a new

Game

No....

Im afraid once

something

Is truly lost

you can never get it back

Premium Member A Statement

A Statement Miracle Man 2/16/2023 Each person often sees, only what they want to see in another person, and that may only partially touch upon the truth, of who that person really is. But I, for one, am cool with that. I admire the good qualities, and pray over the perceived bad.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Slump of Thought

1 Subject,
70 Sheet, 
Wide ruled,
Blue main, partially covered in fleece
With 27 blue and 1 red line
3 holes punched
empty circles in time
emptiness of thought
trying to learn things
that can't be taught
no catchy punch lines 
not even a sweet phrase
in act of creative desperation
I write about...... a notebook page
Form: ABC

Time to Die

Wear a wristwatch, for you may die in your sleep,
a timepiece, one with an alarm you can set.
Best not to wake up dead still locked into that last dream,
for sleep is just death pretending to be coy.
Try to dream of being at least partially alive,
aware enough to double-check.
          if death is asleep or not.

I'M In Love

I'm weak, I'm pale
I'm strong,  I'm craving! 

Damn!  I shiver, 
I'm shattered.

I've a disease and it's a disaster. 
It killed me partially but perfectly. 

I'm sore. You induced yourself in me and now I can no more see ,myself in me! 

Disease I suffer is love, 
Chills is your absence.

Gosh I'm in love.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Home

Home

Home is more than just a house.
It is a place we can be our real selves.
We can dress causally or not at all.
Listen to our favorite music at any volume.
Have several partially read books lying around.
We can watch TV or write poetry.
The list is endless, but the best part is
home is truly a place to live.

Premium Member The Dread of Winter

The approach of winter she silently dread.
The cat is meowing, demands to be fed.
She checked her to do list that ran thru her head:
get to the gym, to the store to buy bread,
finish the book that she's partially read..
She scolded herself to get up from the bed
but the warmth from the comforter cocooned her instead..
Form: Rhyme

Driving Too Fast Going Past

Driving Too Fast Going Past

Without a doubt I had been there first,
And to pass me she possessed a thirst;
Hard to endure;
Her fault for sure;
Actions done were  not well rehearsed.

She was in a hurry and tried to pass me 
on passenger side of car. She partially 
ran off road and ran into driver's side
of our car.

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

Premium Member Partially Unclad Barely a Reveal

erotic red! colored partially unclad barely a reveal a pole dancer standing provocatively exposes the mold dances the wall on the lap of the paint peeled raw to the grain she tugs at your groin rattles your pallet revs the engine of your pristine thoughts shoves your brain into the ground erotic read!
red

End In Sight

The voyage will be
docking at dawn tomorrow.
There is a party tonight
but it will be
a sentimental kind of
celebration of the new world
to be replaced by the old.
Goodbye new fantasy hopes,
eye flashes and flirtations,
moments of youth-like heartbreak.
I've already partially packed.
Tonight will be a 
muted abbreviation of yesterday.

Premium Member Waste

I like water,
Except when it's green and lumpy a lot!
Then I imagine all sorts of things.
Leaf monsters growing,
And having a fling.
Slimy worms crawling,
On the bottom of everything!
Planning a party,
On great slimy plates!
They invited me to come,
But it was too late,
For me to have fun.
Particularly when the water,
Is partially cooked in the sun!
Form: Rhyme

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