Short Purport Poems

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

Memory engulfs us,
          absorbs, regurgitates...
          but never returns
          the true feeling
          purport
          of reality...

© Alkas Poetry  

Barack Hussein Obama 
first learned from his mamma;
it's good economically 
to spend astronomically.  



*  This poem does not 
    purport to
    advocate policy or  
    a political view.

© John Smith  

Some purport
That I am short
And herein is
My full retort – 

A person’s height
Is always right
And most won’t cotton
To a slight.

So be a sport
And please support
The tall, the average
Or the short.

But overall,
I’d not choose tall – 
They must hit harder
When they fall!

© Ilene Bauer  

Is there wisdom of the ages?
Thoughts many on ancient pages.
More than one interpretation.
Choose big bang or God's Creation!

For Julie-Michelle's contest "Unanswered Questions"

Many purport to know the answer however we lack eye witness account, so each belief requires an act of faith.

© Richard Lamoureux  

Human is not humane
Though he is in provision -
To fledge pride the nation;
Yet living with fancy own bloom on.

Other's pine shakes not his vein.
What purport even defy thy majesty,
Ever eager find enjoying biting priority.
It is who seduce a gentle brain
Petty deed sweep origin blood in drain.

© Ravindra Kumar  

Darkness and radiance
frolicsome purport

and access of

visible world and 
inconspicuous world
heart to grace

spawn the shades of truth
redeemer

between
contest of awareness
and the depth of the ocean

concealed
beneath the shackles
of humankind

Written: September 30, 2022

© Sotto Poet  

This is the action to hide genocide, war.'
Its the answer, to economic troubles
To the child abuse revelations..'
To the plan-demic of twenty twenty
How does war get more promotion 
Than calls, and parades.' For peace..?
Also the same people  who purport afinity with
Lasting peace..All end  up dying  of  their conviction or end up  dissapeared.? Or are carachturised.

© Joe Maverick  

The Conundrum of Adam

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The Conundrum of Adam
David J Walker

Having forgone my claims 
On sainthood 

I stand naked for all of
Nature to see

I am Adam and the 
Part of me that is Eve is

Missing and may be 
Reclaimed only in 
permissive sin

and contrary to reports
the purport of my innocence 
is exaggerated

I am a willing sinner
Unaware of snakes or apples

Unable to remember 
The words of God

Only the odd meaning of the
Conundrum resonates

© David Walker  

For all of those who make a point
To comment on my rhymes,
No matter if it’s only once
Or very many times,

I want to let you know how much
I treasure your support,
Since even though in other poems
I’ve managed to purport

That all my writing’s just for me
(And mainly, that is true),
It’s such a lovely boost to hear
From readers such as you.

Now most of you I’ve never met
And likely never will,
But please accept my thanks and know
The joy you do instill.

© Ilene Bauer