Short Quite Common Poems

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


Acts and Facts

Acts, irrational facts
they really exist
despite all the harm they cause..
extraordinary
So evil is not...
It's quite common...
Its power comes from us
when ww let
 it
Flow.. !


Premium Member Pocahontas

Momma was Nonoma, her daddy was Powhatan Pocahontas married John Wolfe, a union not in fashion Unheard of back then Today quite common Prejudice is defeated, um... well there's still a wee chasm
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Pocahontas

Momma was Nonoma, her daddy was Powhatan Pocahontas married John Wolfe, a union not in fashion Unheard of back then Today quite common Prejudice is defeated, um... well there's still a wee chasm
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Regal Beagle

There once was an Arkansas beagle
Though quite common, registered legal
But when it would rain
The throne he would reign
As if thinking himself so regal


   Feb 18 2016  an original poem by the "poemdog" Daniel Turner
Form: Limerick

The Perfect Stranger

Lustful intentions with a perfect stranger 
Unknown biographies with a confident thought process
Touch me here, as the moon falls 
The language is quite common among the unfamiliar territory
Words do not describe the urges that burn within
The tongue serves as my lethal weapon of choice 
Walking the line between dissatisfaction and immense ecstasy 
Steamy windows while her aroma blesses the night air 
For every candle, yearns to be lit


Ruby

When I was young, my class was filled
With Lindas, Donnas, Sues.
Our parents mostly stuck to names
Quite common when they’d choose.

But each few years the choices change
And certain names just stick,
Becoming those that moms and dads
Will very likely pick.

The latest female moniker
I’ve heard, to my surprise,
Is Ruby and I’ve heard it thrice
And so I theorize…

That other gems might make the scene
Like Topaz, Jade or Pearl,
A glittering selection for
A brand-new baby girl.
Form: Rhyme

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