Short Poet Laureate Poems
Short Poet Laureate Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Poet Laureate by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Poet Laureate by length and keyword.
Eden
An apple bitten,
Exiled from the garden of love,
Innocently wise....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, creation, lost love, love,
Form:
Haiku
Clerihew Betjeman
Poet Laureate John Betjeman
a versified-bio fan
In 'Summoned by Bell'
his lyrical story did tell...
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Categories:
poet laureate, people, poetry,
Form:
Clerihew
Clerihew Bridges
Poet Robert Bridges
originally a surgeon his obit says
This change worked out just great
he became Poet Laureate...
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Categories:
poet laureate, people, poetry,
Form:
Clerihew
CLERIHEW tennyson
Poet Laureate Alfred Tennyson
with tetrameter(ABBA) had much fun
Gifted with wordplay he was blest
'In Memorium' at his best...
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Categories:
poet laureate, people, poetry, tribute,
Form:
Clerihew
Clerihew Lewis
Cecil Day Lewis a Poet Laureate
a teacher ere poesy he did create
A close peer of WHAuden
personal poety flowed from his pen...
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Categories:
poet laureate, people, poetry,
Form:
Clerihew
Foreverness
Today is similar to yesterday,
Quite possibly a preview of tomorrow,
Repetition of sameness,
Highlighting moments of miracle....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, miracle, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Unreal
Through doors and windows,
Further and further inward,
Pushing limits until inward becomes outward,
And miracles unfold into reality....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, spiritual,
Form:
Free verse
Up
The metaphorical rooster crows,
Rise and shine,
There is a hammer to be swung,
It is time to build the world I planned,
From the dreams I dreamt....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
Oops
Innocence blows in as the coldness of the wind,
Igniting an internal fire,
Washing away on the rays of sunlight,
To be consumed by evening moon glow....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Music
In the music of life there will be sound and rest,
In every day there will be work and rest,
The contrast is important,
Finding the balance is the test....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, life,
Form:
Rhyme
Scars
I loved you the best I could,
Your scars were so deep and so old,
I could not see them and you could remember,
I love you,
This time love was not enough....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, lost love, love hurts,
Form:
Free verse
4d
At a right angle to all that is known,
Exists an unknown that remains,
glimpsed through the windows of dreams,
Remaining un-real until one dares to climb out the window....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, philosophy, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Reality
I collided with a door that should not be,
My disbelief in the door did not cease its existence,
Reality augments and causes pain in my face,
And the door remains locked....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, faith,
Form:
Free verse
Where
Crawling slowly into the notion,
Undeterred by obstacles before me,
Pressing onward with determined uncertainty,
Seeking guidance where none appears,
Pressing on shedding fears....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
In Love
The moment I met you I knew,
I would never fall in love again,
When my spirit amplified,
my heart felt at home,
Love lifted me,
I must, from this point forward, always rise in love....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, girlfriend, love, relationship,
Form:
Free verse
Idle
The answers don’t seem to match the questions,
The lesson have not been fully learned,
The struggle continues, the progress is real,
Pressing on seems the course,
And standing still remains an option....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, faith,
Form:
Free verse
Snow Globe
Reality has flipped upside down,
Fist pounding on glass for release,
What descends is not glitter nor snow,
Fractured fragments of reality,
Tomorrow will be created from these pieces,
Today will be lived amidst the debris....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, confusion, goodbye, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Poet Laureate
If words are thoughts made manifest, humanity then a poem long ago written
only the poet knowing the design
Tragic or joyous, all things rest in his hands
for once the word is constructed creation is realized ending fulfilled...
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Categories:
poet laureate, analogy,
Form:
Verse
Numb
Floor to ceiling, wall to wall, world to world,
Bouncing from dimension to dimension,
Stranded in the space that is nowhere,
Unsure if this is wake or sleep,
Unsure which option is reality,
Rapid fire stillness,
The love child of sanity and insanity....
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Categories:
poet laureate, black african american, confusion,
Form:
Free verse
To -- Lady Elaine George
“ Life, a Precious Gift “
“ Harry, Live it, be Happy “
“ Know your dear Lenore ‘
These are the Words of : “Lady” Elaine George
To my POEM : Wake Up, Below is my Response
Elaine is “ FRIENDSHIP “
Elaine is “ INSPIRATION
“ POET LAUREATE “
Inspired by and Dedicated to “ Lady “ Elaine George...
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Categories:
poet laureate, family, friendship, life, love, thank you,
Form:
Senryu
Went To Meander
Went To Meander
Marjory Wentworth went to meander;
Took a gander and had to hand her
My poems that with me I did tote
Then she grabbed me by my throat;
No more of my poems can she endure.
James Horn
Marjory Wentworth is Poet Laureate
of South Carolina where poems are
always finer so she said....
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Categories:
poet laureate, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Yo,Mama
being still,makes me ill.the feel i get when girls are wet and wild,is ooh child,things are gonna get easier.the theme park crossed my mind.so did your behind.your behind the times if you think im perverted.we worried?the poet laureate thing,its a total mess,and unblessed.we confess,lest,we take the place.love the lower case....
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Categories:
poet laureate, art
Form:
Prose Poetry
Hats Off To You {vignette}
heart flutters bearing the news
appointed poet laureate
bows comrades honoring name
gift gabble raising thy brows
expectations of nil
inspirations for others
Tribute To Poetry
And To All The Wonderful Poets
Here In The Soup Bowl
I Bow To Each
Also Entry For
Brian Strand's
Poet Laureate Contest
GL All...
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Categories:
poet laureate, dedication, devotion, children, happiness, imagination, inspirational, introspection,
Form:
Quatrain
Past Is Permanent and Present Subject To Change
Past Permanent and Present Subject to Change
past is permanent
while future will soon be here
now live in present
Present is only tense
which we can live in.
Jim Horn
This is my 8,000th poem.
I have dedicated it to
Marjory Wentworth,
Poet Laureate of
South Carolina.
Probably should have
had her edit my poem....
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Categories:
poet laureate, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Haiku
Lives We Have Printed
Lives We Have Printed
By Dane Smith-Johnsen
Lives we have printed
were written greatly with rhyming thrust.
When wreaths of laurels scented
beguile the richest dreams with lust,
fragrance glorified bows to trust.
Poetic form English Quintain: rhyme scheme a,b,a,b,b
Written for Brian Strand’s Poet Laureate contest
October 24, 2009...
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Categories:
poet laureate, on writing and words
Form:
Quintain (English)