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Short Puny Poems

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


Cat and Mouse Chase
Cat’s
Chasing
Puny mouse,
Catching it by
Tail...

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Categories: puny, adventure, animals,
Form: Lanterne



Hawk and Puny Birds
The hawk flies over
         in paralysing calmness       
           puny birds flutter...

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Categories: puny, allegory, allusion, bird, extended metaphor, imagery, nature,
Form: Haiku
Stray Winds Flick Rotor Fingers
stray winds flick rotor fingers
uranium rods shun sun
for perpetual motion

puny pursuit of power continues...

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Categories: puny, history, people, science
Form: Haiku
Memory Bind
Human memory,
how far can it go,
with what accuracy,
look at the puny mind,
and the enourmous space,
it tries to keep in its bind....

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Categories: puny, inspirational, life, philosophy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Money
a cent, I feel puny
a nickel, I shine
and the dime you gave me 
as I asked for the time
the dollar to be earned 
to make a pile but not a shield....

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Categories: puny, corruption, pollution, success,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Our Puny Brains
This can't be true, an error has been made We have 60,000 miles of blood vessels end to end laid Twice around the globe That's quite a load Someone's trying to bamboozle our puny brains
...

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Categories: puny, allusion,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Our Puny Brains
This can't be true, an error has been made We have 60,000 miles of blood vessels end to end laid Twice around the globe That's quite a load Someone's trying to bamboozle our puny brains
...

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Categories: puny, devotion,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs from the past were so intriguing Imagining them roaming free, so awe-inspiring Us humans are so puny These mammoths groovy If they still roamed free, our poop would be piling
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Categories: puny, history,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Dinosaurs
Dinosaurs from the past were so intriguing Imagining them roaming free, so awe-inspiring Us humans are so puny These mammoths were groovy If they still roamed free, our poop would be piling
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Categories: puny, appreciation,
Form: Limerick
Sour Ambitions of a Puny Mind
Contrived to be relevant
An extreme subversive 
of distorted concoctions
While having his stricken soul bare
And denigrated to a faceless crone
For his vicissitudes are an improbable casualty
Of a broken soul.......

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Categories: puny, character, identity, image, life,
Form: Cinqku
Pee
Powerful politicians promoting powerless politics.
Passing propagated policy proposedly preventing prejudice.
   Pretending past perceptions pose puny persuasions presently.
Proving people prevent prosperity purposely....

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Categories: puny, political,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Little Daily 25
The little
That second
That tiny look
That burns a hole
That insignificant tolerance
That brings a daily peace
That puny joke
That makes a giggle
That serious moment
That forces a choice
The little makes a big impact....

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Categories: puny, introspection
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Pint Size
Listen to poem:
A mere mortal
I am to AI.
A demi tasse slurp,
a tiny thought bubble,
blowing in the wind,
pieced to pop with puny plunk,
just a pip spat out.
My brain drained to a pitiful 
paltry piddle, into
the insatiable sea 
of AI's knowledge bank....

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Categories: puny, internet, introspection, language, memory,
Form: Free verse
Little Brother
I am not brilliant
Or heroic
Or frightfully quick 
Or connected.
Just beggarly
And bled for
And brothered
By Betlehem's King.
He came to us
And blessed by the Lake
Hounded and hung
And risen
For my puny sake.
Its a good thing
I now walk in
With Him....

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© Doug Blair  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: puny, best friend, christian,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Heroes of Yesteryear
In our minds, they are giants
  those heroes of yesteryear
presidents, generals, boxing champs
  O, how we stood and cheered

We view them now on grainy film
  the cruelest shock do we receive
These puny men our eyes deceived
  No more in them can we believe...

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Categories: puny, change, hero, history, time,
Form: Rhyme
A Visitor
On the back of my paint pallet it lied

Small, black, and petrified,

Not even the size of a penny

And it didn’t seem to mind me any,

But when I gave it a poke

It was like it had awoke,

Because it flew away from me

Forever, and forever, to be free!...

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© Laura Simm  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: puny, 11th grade, freedom, fun, imagery, insect, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pleasure Palace Princesses Pancake Peacock and Powerhouse Pig
Pretty pancake peacock pointedly persuaded powerhouse pig
To publicly plan porcupine’s playful pink planetary probability placement.
Pleasure palace princesses provided puny particulars providing big
Porky plebes who placated porcupines, poking peacock’s replacement....

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Categories: puny, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 7th
Form: Alliteration
Trump Mouth Flapping
Trump Mouth Flapping

Found Trump's mouth again to be flapping
At what he had said everyone was gasping
And could not tell truth from a puny pun
Played with our minds and was having fun
My memories of him seem to be lapsing.

Jim Horn

http://www.poetrysoup.com/poets/top_100_poets_most_poems_all_time.aspx...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: puny, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Quivers Full of Arrows
When a puny mind 
with no virtue of humility
Tries to reach the heights above 
But threatened by a fall into 
the depths below
A life with no intentional destiny
No bivouac 
No ideal but tedium 
Quivers full of arrows
But with no fixed target
An unforetold obscurity
A menace only to whom who wants 
The plaudits of men...

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Categories: puny, confusion, identity,
Form: Classicism
Premium Member Delay
Delay decay
Deem death defiant
Dance dreamy daze


Relay replay
Risk rude reply
Rule ripples rough


Delay display
Dance designs dream
Dust dazzles drift


Portray prelude
Prime petty poise
Please puny pride


Display delay
Doom dapples draft
Dream dusty dirt



Leon Enriquez
04 November 2018
Singapore...

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Categories: puny, allusion,
Form: Alliteration
Cornered
Hope is lost
Dashed aside
Tears are falling 
From swollen eyes

Desolate and trapped
Huddled in the corner
Boundaries vast
Freedom's dreams are dimmer

Puny justice, my own
Fighting for my right
Secrets untold, yet
Looking for a light

Goals of the past
Become the future
Goals of the present 
Lack the hope forever...

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© Shar Lee  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: puny, life, loss, sad, sorry,
Form: I do not know?
Predator
Predators tense.
Teeth like razors,
But the eyes hold more.
Anger, hostile features.
Cowering pray.
Weak, puny lives.
Filled with nothing but flesh and blood.
The ignorance is humoring.
Smile at the weakness,
holding it in sweaty claws.
Nothing beats this power.
Superior being walks among
Like the animal you wish you were...

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Categories: puny, animals
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Time and Tide
If I should die,think only this of me 
That one small corner of the web 
Nurses all of my poetry 
My Muse's tide is on the ebb 
Her  waning strength  sadly faded 
No reason now for any rhyme 
My talents fully spent and  jaded 
No one can hold back marching time 
So please forgive my puny tries 
Which deserve but piteous sighs...

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Categories: puny, humorous, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Farthest One
In a world of puny gods and tiny beings
We are born with shackles in our feet 
Branded with norms in different creeds 
We are told to listen and never speak. 
But you, who is meant to roar and meant to scream,
You are meant to run like a wild beast,
To chase your soul and hold it free,
So drink the poison of this world
 And let it heal....

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Categories: puny, change, cheer up, deep, desire, destiny, freedom,
Form: ABC
Silk Road
In Kashagan
The silk road begins
I bought
An apricot 
From a woman
wearing
A red shawl
Over her black hair.
A yellow dress
She was stunning.
Kashagan
Has the biggest
Outdoor market
In the world
Europe is puny
And far away.
A new silk road
Is being 
Constructed 
Pipelines and trains
Expanding trade.
that is ok
as long 
as they sell apricots...

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© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: puny, animal, childhood,
Form: Alexandrine

Book: Shattered Sighs