Short Readers Poems

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


Come Readers

C-ome
R-eaders
A-nd allow
F-ine arts and skill
T-o warm your hearts in the midst of night chill.

Form: Acrostictractys
Form: Tetractys


Premium Member Mundanity Repeating Itself

palanquin bearers
              punkhawallahs ~ gong farmers
                    facebook proof readers

By
David Kavanagh
Form: Senryu

Let It Go

Make sure you know
what you’re trying to say

But let readers figure it out
— for themselves

(Dreamsleep: January, 2024)

' the Pied Piper and the Tiger ... ' 67th Senryu

‘ The Pied Piper and The Tiger … ’  67th  Senryu



 Both:  The Pied Piper
The Lady Or The Tiger …
Readers Picks … Either …
Form: Senryu

America

Indian found America 
Fifteen thousands years ago 
Through Beringia crossing
Just for your information
Dear lovely or not readers
Form: Other


Premium Member A Med-It-Ation

My writing requires an edit
After each line I regret it
It can't get much worse
Load this verse in a hearse
As readers try to forget it
Form: Limerick

Words

Words are used every day
Our mouths make them spoken
Readers can make them read
Drawings can make them seen
Said words can make you hurt
Form: Acrostic

Dumpster Fire Poetry

There once was a poet so dire,
Whose verses set readers afire.
With chaos unbound,
No rhythm or sound,
They called it a dumpster fire!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Quaint Tale

               A tale
       laced with arcane, 
   readers hiccup through it;
Quaint text they cannot decipher 
            peeps out.
Form: Cinquain

Rhyme, Non-Rhyme Readers

prose brings prosaic mind
juice-less words to find
the readers
two features
rhyme, non-rhyme each kind 


-February 09, 2020 Chattogram
Form: Limerick

When I Compose In English Rhymes

When I compose in English rhymes,
I feel........ I'm doing heavy crime.
I write and cry, and heart my bleed on,
I pity all my English readers!
Form: Quatrain

Poe Et Tree

It seems one poet's pet beef
Is causing our readers some grief
Although ink may bleed
He may not succeed
Unless "deaf" can be rhymed with "leaf"
Form: Limerick

Best

Best

This rhyme just passed the test.
It surely must be better than the rest.
No moral to teach,
Just readers to reach,
It clearly is one of the best!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jane Austen

English writer Jane Austen -
Reading was a thing she could get lost in.
Never married; died at forty-one.
With romance novels, her readers' hearts she won.
Form: Clerihew

In the Pudding

The best of Poets don’t explain,
their truth the readers judge


The best of Poets to remain,
what time will hate
—or love

(Dreamsleep: January, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Poet Soup - Empowered

I like Poet Soup Lots of people read my stuff It's encouraging Thanks all you poets Only you can stop me now Thanks all you readers
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Thinking-Dreaming-Thinking-Dreaming-

The brain is a pet to go fetch
Dreams etched in deep thought as a sketch
Of hope and despair
That's analyzed with care
As skilled readers let their minds stretch
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Poetry

P-oems written by me
O-nly I can create what I write
E-ntertainment for readers
T-houghts to ponder on
R-eaders from all countries
Y-earning to learn my ways
Form: Acrostic

Authors Delight Readers

A-uthors
D-elight
R-eaders
I-f
A-ll
N-otes

J-ust
I-mpart
A-ny
N-oble
G-uidance

Topic: Birthday of Adrian Jiang (March 05) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

As Readers Find It Noble

J-ust
O-pen
Y-our
A-wesome
N-ote's
N-ice

G-uide
A-s
R-eaders
F-ind
I-t
N-oble

Topic: Birthday of Joyann Garfin (April 04) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Anonymous Readers Only

No you can’t read them!
Why?
Because if you did
It would be as though
I was standing naked before you,
Stripped of my defenses and vulnerable
For all the world to see.
Form:

Wonderful Comment Reply

" As I’ve said before, I love when readers find their take of the story. We oft write collaborations :) " ~ The big poetess Kim Rodrigues. 

Wonderful comment reply!
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Premium Member reading forced poetry

Some writers struggle
Coughing up words in a painful way
I feel a bit of their agony as I read their missives
A jumpy spotty difficult flow is painful to readers too

Premium Member Novel Experience

A treasure trove
delicately opened
Anticipation's tingling...
Waves of pleasure
pour over breathless fingers
Enchanted readers
pore over fields of precious letters
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Gigglicious Aloysius

There once was a chap named Aloysius
Who penned poems oh-so-gigglicious--
   So sharp was his wit
   His readers' sides split--
Yet his fine points were just meretricious
Form: Limerick

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