Short Pass Off Poems
Short Pass Off Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pass Off by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pass Off by length and keyword.
Flower’s heart flutters
Bees pass off the love letter
Bed remains fertile
Alone together
He pulls out his sharpened knife
Names tattoo a tree
Current pulling hard
Water pulling you under
What’s the river’s name?
Categories:
pass off, love,
Form:
Haiku
I pen my poem imperfect
Impassioned, yet lacking any of the prose,
That professors preach repeatedly
But not possessed within my posts
I pretend to pass off poetry
To a populace content
And as I penetrate a bit deeper
my poem becomes palpable at best
Categories:
pass off, poems,
Form:
Rhyme
Don't you see what you'll be?
What is possible
Set you free.
When doubt runs the game
The days are the same
Fix on a worry
Pass off the blame.
Can't you see what king you are?
Stepped from your kingdom
Once too far.
When the crow flies by night
You're lost in your way
You sell off your crown
With the things that you say.
What you'll be is gone
Writing in stone.
What you'll be is gone
When day is done.
Categories:
pass off, deep, identity, lost,
Form:
ABC
I wish I knew how, had ability to turn
away from you and not look back to see if it
affected you, my turning away, walking off.
I want you to miss this, and I fail to pass off
the distance as a gravely unfortunate turn
of events, see truth within desperation, it
blinds, consumes, and (I hate to, but) I admit it
impossible to justify the breaking off
of any contact to once again inward turn.
I want to reach within, find this, and turn it off.
Categories:
pass off, confusion, introspection, love,
Form:
Tritina
I am not that person anymore
I have settled old score's
People can change
Can they ?
Do they really ?
You tell me !
Or are we not creatures of habit ?
And are the only people who this mythology dispel ?
Trying far to hard to pass off the same old set of cards
As second hand for new
But can't fool you anymore
Because fool me once
I stopped counting second chance's
When I ran out of fingers and toe's
And what we sow we reap
Talk is cheap
Categories:
pass off, allusion,
Form:
Free verse