Short Premises Poems

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


Premium Member NATURE scripted

Blossoms the dandelion
Renaissance premises ion
Borderline scripted small fonts
Newspaper article daunts



4/15/24 
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
Form: Jueju


Premium Member Neanderthal Tongue Kissing

Do you think neanderthals learned to tongue kiss It would explain the seven billion people on the premises If they just held hands And touched other glands But apparently the tongue was a sex organ causing bliss
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Megolodon

Megolodon was a very toothy fellow who was probably not too mellow he would search for all kinds of prey and treat his find like a buffet he probably didn’t have many enemies and I’m so glad he is not in our modern premises
Form: Ekphrasis

Premium Member Verges Fringe -

Sometimes in the end New beginnings cling Attaching themselves to new premises lend ~ Random yearning closures rings Often dismiss as over rolf The end comes and out of its mouth Future verge fringe
8/18/ 21 Written by James Edward Lee Sr
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Look at Things a Different Way

     Sharp questions make me reassess
        my thinking’s illogical mess

     Look at things a different way
        False premises and conclusions slay

     Hit me hard where it really hurts
        Force me to animadvert 
           ~ to reason, emotions convert
Form: Couplet


Premises of Lies

Reason you give, rings unsound,
Beyond logic, and no longer valid, 
Premises of lies, conclusions rogue,
Arguments and fallacies, just full of lies. 

Think you I be deceived, and love you again?  
Ney, think I cherished, these last days?
Ney, think I drowned, in your plays? 
Ney, I think you failed, and I wont be fazed.

Premium Member A predator came calling

We forgot to close the coop and a
predator came calling.
We became entangled by his loop
and now the government he's uphauling.
We let a nemesis on the premises,
so billionaires he's installing..
Slashing and gutting Federal agencies.
What will survive this mauling?
The chaos and the casualties,
so tragic and appalling..

Trump Terrific Premises

Trump Terrific Premises

White House is now Trump's terrific premises;
On erupting personality placed much emphasis;
Uncanny curiosity;
Much animosity;
Destructive nature is name of this new nemesis.

Wouldn't you know that normally a nemesis is
a female. In this case, it was a male.
Nemesis is a goddess usually portrayed as the
agent of divine punishment for wrongdoing or
presumption (hubris).

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

Premium Member God Showed Up On Tuesday

God showed up Tuesday
Walked slowly amid His children
Found the doors to his houses locked
The poor huddled in the shadows
Of bell towers that called to no one
Listened to the empty words
Of robed and soul-less orators
Droning in a deafening silence

God wept on Tuesday
Unrecognized
Shunned when he inquired:
“Do you love one another?”
Escorted from the premises
When he whispered:
“Why have you forsaken Me?”
god

Premium Member Forgiveness Is the Strongest Force There Is-

Open up the hearts of those that fought hard Visualize the missions that were taught Compel and hang onto the premises the dawning of a new light Makes it a new day Close the minds of those with hatred Spread the love of Joy through their soul and spirit So they must eternally live We must forever forgive For forgiveness is the strongest force there is
12/21/20 Written word by James Edward Lee Sr 2020

Covertly

If,
I was not afraid of, 
the thing, but the signature 
strike of a copycat
in the art of dismantling.

You,
try to pull down brick
by brick, the
jeopardy. A dead premises
becoming alive.

How,
will you,numb with pain,
explain the poetry of victim’s trail,
becoming a Buddha ?
Can you find a bo tree for me ?

The,
grape hyacinth, I still
carry your globular blue
eyes, chasing my
kisses. Why in the evening ?


Satish Verma
art
Form: ABC

Tacklebox

TACKLEBOX desolate expatpoet rut ambience alert! premises depressed tacklebox jumpcut shooting dark darts into buried blackness laptops snap words entrap tacklebox blindgut whitelining reefs dimly rot tidal bluehues of Hemingway so far away tacklebox headsmut they all drown out at sea a marinerswhale a desperate plea © Kim van Breda—25 August 2015

School a Super Market

School is a super market
the proprietor hires the premises
prepares parking yard for customers
pays exorbitantly in taxes
goods are labeled with prices
customers pick the affordable
no negotiated interactions
sales executives guide and monitor
guards check out security
ensuring no cheating
preventing any shop-lifting
rich clients eat from restaurants
the rest go hungry, thirsty
what customers carry home
is not the concern of proprietors
money must speak

Premium Member Entanglement

threads of yarn

a sorry tale

knotted life

twisted fortune


reason unbalanced

premises mixed up

conclusions invalid


feelings snarled

emotions jumbled

omnipresent confusion


she cut the cord

severed the rope

disconnected the puppet

hacked off the knots

disconnected attachments


rationale embraced

tenderness kissed

she started to breathe

inspired by freedom
 


22 August 2021

Imagism contest

Sponsor Emile Pinet
Form: Imagism

Manners Maketh Man

The premise goes everyone knows before entering the premises while still outside yet on the mat it's no gentleman who forgets to doff his cap or remove his hat if dining out or at a private party for a particular person it's impolite at most to sip slurp or slink a drink before the toast to a hospitable host and when beside the table laden confronted by the salsa bowl biting then re-dipping chips the most unmannerly of all is he (or she) who double-dips
Form: Rhyme

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