Short Quotable Poems
Short Quotable Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Quotable by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Quotable by length and keyword.
A black cloud discriminates effortlessly,
forms gauche haunting images
justifying Kraken legend.
Malevolent nimbostratus
orchestrate prejudice quotable rain squalls,
travelling unbiased verifying
what xtremes yonder zoom.
© Harry J Horsman 2011
if you think trouble is always following you :
maybe you should check your peeps,
it might not always be you
but maybe its the company you keep
you have to work very hard these days to get what you need
***it may cost you to sweat and bleed***
so try and try again if first you don't succeed**
*but beware that you don't get overwhelm by greed****
One thing that stands out above all the rest when it comes to politics, history, or geography, is that all three are shaped by the winners.
Losers have no voice in politics.
Losers have no country on a map.
Losers have no quotable history.
So, if you find yourself failing in the lessons of politics, history, or geography don’t put the blame on your brain, put it on your loving heart instead.
Love is an act of endless forgiveness,
a tender look which becomes a habit- Peter Ustinov
When two souls become one
"Love is an act of endless forgiveness,
a tender look which becomes a habit"
an everyday practice
of wrong to right
an unselfish shared feat
with an everlasting ending
It's the beating of two hearts
the endlessness of forgiveness
as we grow in age
a habit that will never get old
K. Croft
10/16/2020
Quotable poetry contest
Regina McIntosh
"Love is a lady for which there is no cure." John Dryden
Love is a malady for which there is no cure.
Some endure a bitter pill.
They dare to love,
Seeking Heaven's benevolence.
But the pains of eros
Outweigh its gain.
Love is a malady for which there is no cure.
Alluring is the hope of pleasure.
For this a wounded soul will risk,
Seeking a glorious romance.
Though the heart breaks,
And the heart will never end.
Quotable Poetry Contest
October 10, 2020
Regina McIntosh