Short Quite Poems

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


Quite Night

on this night
there 's only moon light
and it shining bright
it begin
he come to cure sin
its a delight
for this
QUITE NIGHT


Not Quite Gone

Surrounded by your scent,
In the presence of your absence...
Yet, I find it very content,
To be within your distracting silence...
Form: Rhyme

Ain'T Quite a Saint

She was quiet, quirky,and quaint.
She appeares a genuine saint.
She had them all fooled,
Their appraisal soon cooled,
All of he above-- she ain't.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Not Quite Enough

Change in my pocket. Not quite enough to buy lunch. Have to do without. Today, I’m not a winner. I must wait until dinner.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Quite Delight

Shine the light
Day or night
Make it bright  
 
You just might 
Want to write 
Black and white

It's alright 
Bite the fight
Make it right
Form: Other


Snapped Quite Silently

Giving is giving		
                                         bodily, mindly or Soully	
                                          snapped quite silently
Form:

Is It a Quite Annoying

Is it a quite annoying 
new currency- bitcoins?
They are completely polar
Bitcoins and the dollar.
A dollar and  bitcoin,
Like Biden and Beethoven!
Form: Rhyme

Quite Unique Internet Lovers

at dead spot-
waiting for yowling
wolves
as her notification
sound
for her love’s love
letter
will be sent to a new
application:
a messenger moon

Quite a Quack

the tiny duck with quite a quack,
an ear shattering YAK, YAK, YAK,
he rarely makes a peep,
until you are asleep,
then that quack knocks you out of the sack
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Not Quite Haiku

oh bleak November
            soft crunch of winter's footsteps
                                           coloring the skies


John G. Lawless
©11/3/2018
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Not Quite Total Recall

It doesn't matter what you show me. I remember everything I see. It's a gift that I know, so I'm telling you so: I've a pornographic memory!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member She Went Quite Insane

Senator Collins represents Maine
Folks back home think she went quite insane
   She voted for Brett
   After quite a short vet
Her senatorial role she maintained
Form: Limerick

Quite a Party

I know how to party,
On Friday nights, really,
I have crocheting, you see,
A stash of yarn, and coffee,
I'd say that's quite a party,
Hope all the crafters agree!

Premium Member A Man Quite Depraved

There once was a man quite depraved
A voluptuous life was thus craved ...
      Well, continuous sin
      Ended doing him in -
On his tombstone they carved ‘Misbehaved’
Form: Limerick

Einstein Had Quite the Inventive Proclivity

Einstein had quite the inventive proclivity,
Cooked up a recipe called relativity.
With space and with time,
In a scientific rhyme,
He stirred a theory of great creativity!
Form: Limerick

Quite Night

as the night when on
little prince is born
night as bright
there some dress in white
angel by his side
they were the guild
it was star and moon light
on this
QUITE NIGHT

Premium Member Quite a Stench

Whatever your do, give it 100 percent Unless giving blood, for death to prevent Makes sense I say Your very last day Pale you'd look, and cause quite a stench
Form: Limerick

Not Quite What You Expected, Huh

I can see it 
The beauty... 
The kindness... 
The feeling...
The love... 
The butterflies I get...
When I'm around dogs... 

You are indeed giving this poem a ***** look.

Premium Member Not quite so innocent

Seduction as a means to engage
perhaps you welcome the playful naughty invitation
cautionary word ~ price may be high



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member Quite a Handful

I bought loads of fruit with my chums But I was all fingers and thumbs I went all shades of red When I dropped some and said Hey lady, would you grab my plums?
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jack's Quite Nimble

An old limerick writer named Jack
Wrote limericks in stack upon stack
But truth be told
He wasn’t that bold
He let laughter o’ershadow the facts.

John G. Lawless
©4/25/2023
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Not Quite Dead

Our uncle Bobby died, he told me.
Not quite dead, his brother corrected him.
We buried him!
Oh, yeah. That’s right.
Maybe he was dead.
I kept my comments to myself but hoped so.

Not Quite Defeated

Bump in high school LIfe cesspool? Learning hazy Mind crazy? Dare not be fool! Counsilor be Hearts happy Alive Power to thrive God's light through me

It Is Quite Possible

It is quite possible 
For you to do well 
Continue to study
Be the one who excels
It is simply up to you 
Reach for that shining star 
Believe and achieve 
You can go really far

Quite a While Ago

Quite A While Ago

This poem was written long time ago,
And being that I always write so slow;
Lead poet's life,
With no strife;
So found them in sleep when I will go.

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

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