Short Prepaid Poems
Short Prepaid Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Prepaid by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Prepaid by length and keyword.
Where the Grickle Grass Grows
Troubled friend, your heart
displayed
unforgiving blade before me
splayed
your blood
it pools in love
betrayed
forever young
your debts prepaid
for Seth...
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Categories:
prepaid, angst, devotion, friendship, love, sad,
Form:
Rhyme
One Hand Clapping
Too busy writing
to care if you listened
Space there before me,
live ink on the page
To say it just once
with no echo to follow
Questions—unanswered
endorsement prepaid
(The New Room: November, 2021)...
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Categories:
prepaid, writing,
Form:
Rhyme
The Truth Is Dirty
The truth is dirty
The truth is real
You can switch it on
You can switch it off
On demand
Prepaid
Warts n all
Don't deny it
Don't defy it
No no no
Grab hold of it
Make it your own
Go with it
May it be
Strong in you....
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Categories:
prepaid, absence, analogy, art,
Form:
Free verse
Here Lies Timmy
Here lies Timmy, who loved shows on TV.
Hear one right now being played.
They are not being piped in for free.
He had an eternity's worth prepaid.
Sept. 16, 2018 for Jessie Rowe's "A Funny Epitaph" Poetry Contest...
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Categories:
prepaid, humor,
Form:
Epitaph
Comparing Youth
Whilst in ones youth, I beg to question,
Why twice ten years sums darkly fossil,
If numbered twenty from conception,
Whilst in ones youth.
Immortal years, weaned blindly hostile,
Demanding half and whole apart as one,
Until twice twenty, rears itself colossal.
Twice again, steers an Elysian direction,
A course prepaid, far too late to jostle,
Time is never subject to dissection,
Whilst in ones youth....
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Categories:
prepaid, life, time,
Form:
Verse
Salvation Was Prepaid
Salvation Was Prepaid
Written: by Miracle Man
9-22-2019
Gods judgment requires,
that for misdeeds someone pay.
Salvation has been prepaid,
for those who seek it today.
When we accept this free gift,
we’re no longer convicted.
By shifting our guilt to Jesus,
we ceased being afflicted.
God accepted Jesus’ payment,
for mankind’s sin, on the cross.
Don’t continue letting sin,
be your life’s albatross.
...
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Categories:
prepaid, forgiveness, god, jesus, judgement, sin,
Form:
Lyric
My Mortality
I wonder if I’m the only one
who smells the fetidness
of dead daylilies,
carrion that lies concealed
off the beaten path.
Could it be my preoccupation with death lately?
Reviewing my will, perusing my prepaid
funeral expenses and life insurance,
that have acutely enhanced
my sense of smell for the morbidities
of death.
It’s not a pleasant state of mind
to live with and act unconcerned
concerning the inevitable conqueror worm....
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Categories:
prepaid, age, , cute,
Form:
Free verse