Short Principles Poems

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


Principles

Our journey
started on the day
that we were born
flesh...
And it will only restart,
on the day when we reborn
light...


Mr More Than Sufficient

Mr More Than Sufficient

A small glass of 
lacking moral standards or 
principles for 
Mr More Than Sufficient will 
make his 
day.

The Promise of Fruition

Chuckie, oh that evolution song,  
To walk and feed, and come along, 
To avoid some but always be true, 
To your principles and not go blue.

Snollygoster :: Butterfly Form

A person who is intelligent but very shrewd, cares more for personal gain, doesn't has any principles. ~X~X~X~
© Pratap Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Politics

Politics produces
perplexing paradigms:
people participate,
prefer partisan packs, 
push personalities
padding pockets, preclude
peaceable principles.
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Pleiades


Premium Member WAYRA CHAMELEON

ecstatic childhood
nurtured under principles
shouldering duties to prove
accomplishing the tasks
hide and seek of pains and pleasures


Place: 3 rd
Form: Verse

Principles of a Marine

Endings, 
Unwrap these
Crimsons. 

Leaves falling
Soon and I am 
Not the Catcher. 

But you, you
Sports Fan, 
Like the 
Lover chases
His tail, now. 

I do. 

And I pray.

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE PRINCIPLES

Today I’m grateful for the 2 principles for a happy life
and the peace and happiness they can bring…

1.    Use things, not people

2.    Love people, not things.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Book Is Not Enough

All books can drain earthen's  faith; getting hook in just knowledege. Learning must not oppress principles' quest, recoiling set times under vulnerable wealths. X-ray Your zeal!
Form: ABC

Premium Member OPEN VERSE NO 32

PRINCIPLES
thoughts
  opposites
in
   mutual
modes

reinforced
&emphasized
by
 modified
processes
of
our
perceptions
manipulated
&configured
   collectively
together
Form: Verse

Premium Member PRINCIPLES

Today’s blessing comes from the 32nd president of the United States
most of us remember him as FDR:
Rules and laws are not necessarily sacred…he said
but principles always are.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member - Friday, Once A Week - Weekend Humor -

                          Principles don’t discriminate against age,
                           biggest is not always the wisest choice
                                        - personal biases
Form: Verse

Premium Member DAILY GRATITUDE LAUGH SING LOVE

I am grateful for all the people I’ve met…
Who have helped me with these three principles 
to keep in touch…

How you can never laugh too hard
never sing too loudly
and never love too much.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

My Life Mission

To toil unbreakably in a quest to accomplish all that I aspire within my promising scope without renouncing my principles, veracity or the splendor that remains instilled in me.  


For Rick's Contest

Bloodstreams

Tearing reality at the seams
Buried beneath these taunting dreams
Lost in countless data streams
Principles chase my themes
While promise redeems
Woe's booming screams
This lie reams
Esteem's
Schemes
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

Democratic Principles

Democratic Principles

To democratic principles we are dedicated,
And our polices based on and predicated;
Peace be promoting;
To do, time devoting;
Understand what all of this has indicated.

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

Universalis Intuitus

Synderesis primal,
as reason surrounds
First principles calling,
eternity bound

The well ever deepening,
more buckets to haul
New congregants pledging
—awaiting the call

(Dreamsleep: December, 2021)
Form: Rhyme

Truth Resigns

Impressions are made when words stay constant. 
Image defined when you see me as I am. 
Principles instilled when words reflect the image. 
People decide when they live both. 
Truth resigns when you assign which.
Form:

Impoverish

Impoverish the head
impoverish the body
impoverish the soul
of those who say
are citizens of nation
then nation is gone-
principles of banditry
in pre-literate, pre-modern
society of slumber
at work with no check

Physics -Pleiades

Physics like poetry
Propagates profound truths:
Properties of motion
Perplexing conundrums
Principles of chaos
Potential difference
Prismatic view of life


05.10.20


Pleiades Poetry Contest -sponsored by Joseph May
Form: Pleiades

Premium Member Poetic Principles

one breath length- the limiting factor

words&wordplay- essential to say

rhyme&chime- most of the time

image&inspiration- your muse will choose

visual spacing- to ease the eye

form- just a device -not the reason why
Form: List

School

SCHOOL 
Lessons 
Institute

Laws and principles
Assignments with deadlines
Making sense of what's being taught

“School is a world to the unknown”



April 12, 2023.
Pyramid 3----7 Poetry Contest,
Joseph May.
Form: Verse

I Am Designed and Made By God

I am designed and made by god with a pure mind ready to be filled,
I am taught and raised by human principles but seek a higher knowledge,
I feel, I bleed, just like you,
But I am still an outcast because you deem me different.

Nothing That Is Yours

Opening my door
Before you make step in
Remember, dear,
Who you are and
What you are looking for.

Forget your principles,
Forget your thoughts.
I will destroy it all
Because in my kingdom
There is nothing
That is yours.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Karma

know thyself; is your life on the right track
aligned with, refined by, the principles of dharma
refrain, abstain, be kind and be calmer
meditate, seek meaning: find moral momentum
all actions count on this trip to nirvana
Form: Acrostic

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