Short Preserve Poems

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


Eyes In and Out

To watch things clearly,
    proceed  your eyes  opened..
    to perceive even exceed
    must preserve them closed ..!
Form: Epigram


Premium Member Cracked Cup

The regular cup of hot water
With visible cracked line
The usefulness is still fine
Preserve a tiny asset 'till it's over
Form: Quatrain

Wakizashi

I am a Wakizashi,
Shining in the moonlight,
Piercing skin,
Slicing through flesh
Killing my owner to preserve their honor.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member A Mayfly Moment

a mayfly moment an ephemeral goal to preserve their breed to five minutes of life 2019 September 04
Form: Haiku

Better On Toast

side by side 
on the dusty bookshelf
twin jars of formaldehyde
slowly drying
in poison preserve
my heart always
to guard yours


Teaching Learning

Preserve when consuming your dreams:
               taste them as ethereal nutrients
                 thus they will always feed you.

Premium Member In My Opinion

Everyone is chasing,
dreams worth not pursuing,
because they never took the precaution,
to preserve those dreams,..
.. in my opinion.
Form: Rhyme

Crabs

I went to the doctor with crabs
He gave me 380 jabs
To preserve your manly
Stay away from the fanny
Or your bits will be nothing but scabs
Form: Limerick

God Will Help Me Preserve

I pray that God helps me preserve,
When knowing He is close and near;
Do desire,
To inspire,
In my each thought and tiny tear.

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

Burnt Verse: Phalanx

Extending East our line is held Component men subsumed by steel As individuals we meld And standing thus preserve the real
© Dan Keir  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Color of Love

The color of love at first sight
  needs be night to preserve it aright

Day's searing view obscures its hue
  augments a blemish ever so slight
Form: Rubai

Whispers of Deception (Shards of The Soul, #5) Pt. 2

I tried to preserve the wilting flower,
Tried to protect it from its pain.
I did my best but failed at love,
And everything with my heart is to blame.

Love

Love
born in the fire of youth
foster to preserve
lost to betrayal
regained in trust
through decades of growth
capitulate all 
nevermore lose
love

My Soul Does Not Have Spare Parts

On this journey I carry my soul
without any spare parts...
I preserve myself a lot
  so I don't fall apart
 if happens being astray,
  I can't fix it...

Premium Member Our Future Face

The future trait of the human race
Planet jumping from place to place
    To be polite and deserve
    For tomorrows preserve
Or once again we will start to lose face
Form: Limerick

Premium Member We Try To Preserve It

We try to preserve it against all odds
  
   Shield it from those who would applaud

       Its dashing on rocks of Never ---

   The Innocence of Childhood forever...
Form: Rhyme

serpent mound

under the serpent mound prudent
demons (NOT monsters) preserve the
nuts and 
endosperm meant for
later day 
postmen to deliver
when the time is
all too convincingly ripe

Get What You Do Deserve

Get What You Do Deserve

For you to get what you do deserve,
Size of things should try to conserve;
Take care, 
And share;
Be careful with animals on preserve

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

Premium Member Keep Some For Later

When you reap fruits of your labor, be wise~~preserve some for the future.



July 16, 2021
entered in the Bite Size poem No. 13 Contest     placed 3rd
Sponsor: Line Gauthier
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Destinys Irony

perfections,
               delicate
as gossamer:
the poignant
              preserve
of a finite heart

mandated...yet
stricken
     with a yearning
....so
        unatainable
Form: Verse

139 Stars

139 Stars
139 stars carved into the wall,
      memorialize those who gave their all,
                in anonymity,
                        to preserve freedom for the American community.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Great Again

GREAT AGAIN

We've not fought a war since WW 2
But deadly skirmishes haven't been a few
Whenever we fight a war and win
And make America great again
We'll preserve the Red, White, and Blue
war
Form: Limerick

Premium Member The Incredible Shrinking Middle

It has always been a fight
     to preserve the middle ground
   between the shouts on the right
     and the screams on the left

   Now that both sides are right
      fight's become flight

DOUBLE STANTARDS

Here’s the double standard
The goal for someone
To eat healthy is
Not putting pesticides
Steroids, antibiotics
And preservatives in
The food to preserve it
Which is harmful to the
Human body
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.

Lean Times

Lean Times
When times are lean and mean I have to conserve
I rely on pocket change in reserve
Like pennies, dimes and quarters
Times like these I might loiter
Anything to fill my tank and preserve
Form: Limerick

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