Short Questioners Poems

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


Premium Member how can all the faeries fit

How can the entire faerie family fit into this tiny house?
The questioners did not realize it went underground
Had two levels, and faeries do not take up much room
They can fold themselves up, and even evaporate on whim


Old World

Until strife became the rule
You fled your World
Was it easy to break away
in your ward of questioners
Nobody seemed to care

This tag of war
I've seen your artillery
why cant you understand
Im leaving the World of  detractors

In the morning
open your eyes
Snowbright
keep a secret
tell us no lies

Premium Member Quick Quiet Questionable Quacking Quivers

Questionable Quacking Quivers
Quite Quickly and Curiously Quelled Queen Clue.
Quince-making Quietly Claimed the Kitchen
As Quacking Quivers Questioned Quiet Guests.

Quite Curiously Queen Clue quintessentially cried
As Quince-making in Question quizzically commanded
Quacking Quivers to Quickly quell their Quiet cousins
Querying Quiet Queens to Quiz Curious Questioners.

Weird and Irreligious Thoughts 2023-001

I
God always wins the wager if we live long on earth... and even if we don't.

II
Some questions die with questioners; even if God heard the questioning daily (for 90 years)

III
If Jesus died for the sins of those born after 2000, will more from India and China be in heaven? Will whites be a minority in heaven?

IV
If race and color don't matter in heaven, God is miserly not to have given more practice here
© Anil Deo  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Didactic

Know-How

Things we think are obvious
Some others may not get.
If a question’s raised,
There should be no cause for regret.

Simple explanations help
To clarify what’s meant.
Often what’s interpreted
Is far from the intent.

How one states intentions
Can cause discontent or pique,
Not illumination, which is 
What the askers seek.

Wording and inflection
May change innocence to vice;
And challenging one’s know-how
May make questioners think twice.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Oh, To Preach

Oh, to preach, to pontificate
Seize the “bully” pulpit
Bask in the reverberations
Of your own voice
Mock the sanctity of silence

To expound on the simplicity
Of the impossibly attainable
Berate the questioners
Expound on humility
In stained glass superiority

To infiltrate the openness
Of childlike minds
Inculcate the innocence
With tainted seed

Oh, rave on
You echo-chambered ego
Your bellicose denials
Deny their truth

John G. Lawless
©6/27/2023

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