Short Raise Poems

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


Raise the Hood

Raining again, floods are no good,
We must all raise our hoods, 
Raise them for Jesus, we should,
Ancient hoods, way too good!


The Raise

After seeing his big raise
He was then caught in a daze
His check seems to shrink
Didn't know what to think
The big raise was nasty haze
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Divine Union

Mind-heart, Male-female
When perfect sacred Union
Bliss Creation, Ah!

Raise the vibration
Hold and focus up, up, up. 
Until I say, Ah!
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Winter proceedure uk

Winter warnings to stock up on food, suoermarket shares should jump
For the drainstream media who reported
Such' there will be welcome stockbroker
News.'
Form: Rhyme

The Raise

The secretary expected a raise
When she looked at her check she was daze
It was less than before
So, she walked out the door
Jumped around and started a new craze
© Daisy Ward  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Raise a Leg and Pee



I thought pee lines were for females
But when dogs stop wagging their tails
Guys seek the closest tree
Then raise a leg and pee
In a queue, their barks sound like wails
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Lets Raise Our Glass

Today is such a lovely sunny day
I'm thankful for you all, so I must say
            Here’s a virtual toast
                 I can easily post
 Let’s raise our virtual glasses today
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member RAISE YOUR VOICE

May we never be afraid to raise our voice
when we see how injustice and inequity become blurred…
Loud enough so that not only our voice….
but those who do not have a voice…are heard.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Raise Static Yet Diplomatic

Raise Static Yet Diplomatic

Sure seems to raise a lot of static,
Yet he did decide to be diplomatic,
And he had been,
Again and again,
Although truly already aristocratic.

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

Premium Member Raise Your Fist

Sanders and Warren to Chicago, come see!
   Give the teachers' union your advice, for free!
'Demand more money, raise your fist -- go on strike!
   Who cares the city's bankrupt ~ you're liked!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Raise the Bar

In a bar room they boldly contested
Though both were quite fully breasted
On the wall who’d pee higher
The dame or her squire
He lost when "no hands" was requested

John G. Lawless
©3/22/2023
Form: Limerick

Perform To Raise a Storm

Perform To Raise A Storm

While outside it was raining and warm,
Inside another act I did try to perform;
Not sure of part;
Horse before cart;
Had been controversial causing a storm.

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

Premium Member Raised Up

support me arms raised that I may float high above storms of present life forever be raised drifting atop clouds of love no more earthly strife
written October 8, 2021
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Let the Moon Raise

Let the moon raise in the sky as there is a rainbow that shoots colors with a brightness of light around, When the stars come out and invade the sky like the grass grows and grows and over your feet it goes

Offer Him a Raise

“‘Civilisation shall stand in the dock
And answer for her ways!
My poesie binds her
The Guardian of my new age!’
‘How say ye now, Sir?'”
“I say, Call up the Person from Porlock
And offer him a raise.”
Form: Verse

Raise You

His hands will raise your struggles
His mind will raise your views
His heart will raise your sorrows
His strength will raise your life
His morals will raise your children
His love will raise you
You above all else

Premium Member A Glass We Raise

Visited my 90 year old brother-in-law yesterday Puts me to shame, good for at least another ten I'd say Golf he still plays Still a joker I'd say To this amazing creature, a glass we raise © Jack Ellison 2016
age
Form: Limerick

Rich

RICH
My life, my word, my sight, 
my goals, my fight, 
my soul, I do my best to use my voice so right »
I raise my hand, my past exist »
Here I stand, I close my fist 
it's not cash that makes me rich... 
that is the l?ve I give
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Raise Your Eyes

When you walk on the road
  it's smart to gaze down
How else would you know
  there's a hole in the ground

Yet please don't forget
  to raise your eyes to the skies
whence all your help comes ~
  Salvation's neither dust nor crumbs
Form: Rhyme

Raise Your Standard

Raise your standard
Believe It or not 
Your destiny is 
In your hands 

So hold on to 
Your worth in life 

Never let anyone 
Put you down 
No matter how much 
They hurt you 

Always be who 
You are cos 
There is no other you 
In the world
Form: Epic

Raise a Glass

To all you poets I don't know 
I wish you well wherever you go 
I see your poem as I look
Puzzles me what path you took?

I cannot read every line 
Of your poems.....limited time! 
I Wish you well ... Lad or Lass 
Cheers to you...Let's raise a glass!
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

RAISE YOUR KIDS WITH LOVE

Raise your kids with love ?? and affection
Travel with them and share with them beautiful stories of people. 
Children raised with negativity are hard to cure
They spread toxicity and bitterness everywhere they go.
Save the society from terrible  disaster.

Raise a Glass To Freedom

Raise a glass to freedom
The salutation to Peter Fonda
Who passed away today 
And the 60’s fade away
Captain America riding free forever
On his chopper on the highway to Heaven
With the wind in his hair
And freedom forever on his mind.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Raise the Mast

shhhhhh
we know
he's got a
thing for you

we were
all able to
keep quiet
about as to

what it is
and what
to do to
keep

peace in
only friend
ship but he
has sailed

so long
ago that
he must
be near

ing the
edge of
the world
right about

now
Form:

Premium Member Divine Strength

My divine strength, shield my dismay Exult holly swiftness Yield not to dull gloomy betray Creed gapes at lavishness Yield the boon, not the bad Dark source upward forbade Let not soul dwells in cad Lift lush roots faith My divine strength
© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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