Short Really Poems

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


Camouflage

seems what it can seem,

                 really there, although unseen,

                       chameleon blends in.
Form: Haiku


Why

Why cant you see me
Am I really that invisible
Im right here in plain site
Why cant you see I think 
Were meant to be
Form:

Mirror

We've been taught to look at the mirror in front not behind us
Cos we don't need to look back
To know who we really are

Color Me In Red

Love is such a color 
That really is a wonder
How it makes me ponder
Will i ever find her 
Or will it color me in red
Form:

Cookies: Clerihew

Cookies are a very good snack
They taste really good with Big Mac's
I eat them all the time
Only because they cost a dime
Form: Clerihew


Hate

I hate, I hate, I hate, I hate
I hate, I hate, I hate
That seven I hates seems just enough
When I really wanted eight.
© John Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Teeth Grief

Cleaning teeth, what a relief,
When you know where they have been,
What I forced them to eat today
Really was obscene.
Form: Rhyme

Vegetales Four

beets and brussel sprouts
were really on the outs
sprouts got spoiled
beets got boiled
—aromatically challenged louts
Form: Limerick

Premium Member when I die

When I die
Will my children have a sale
Or a fire?

A sale is a lot of work
I keep this to myself
Not caring really

Melting Pot

The Chinese are going for bagels
The Jews head out for won ton
I really am not quite sure anymore 
Which side I am on!
Form: Couplet

Victoria Day Acrostic Poem 2022

V is for Visions
that Inspire
Creative
Talents,
Opportunities
and Really
Innovative
Adventures
Daily
And
Yearly
may
Form: Acrostic

Good-Bye Forever!

Call me crazy - if you dare
Going to hell?  I really don't care!
Satan may think that he's so rad
But God is my #1 Dad!
Form: Quatrain

Not Really a Poem At All

No one noticed as the blackness consumed me;
No one noticed when I cried;
No one noticed anything at all.
Until I died.
Form:

Untitled #197 / Awake

Awake from a dream about gangsters
it’s Friday morning, I’ve slept in
it doesn’t really matter
now I’ll dream about her

Too Loud

too loud
mass confusion
i sit there silently
just a blur, no words heard really
it's you

©Holly P. Moore
   November 2012
Form: Cinquain

Silly Mrs Rylie Eaty

Mrs Rylie
Eaty
Really
Rocks at
Yelling

Coming
Holiday season
Rylie
Is
Somewhat
Terribly nice
Mum
Also thinks
She's silly!
© Tay M  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

My Love Horn Haiku

LOVE-

A Lovely View Emphasized.

I just realized
A lovely view emphasized
Really recognized.

My Love Horn Haiku?
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Hemingway

Hemingway is nice big writer won Nobel Prize in Literature

I really love to read Hemingway do you love to read him too?
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Lack of Spoons

He has a forked tongue
He shoots words like a gun
I only wished to cuddle and spoon
Found Prince Charming really a goon
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hero Wars

What are all these little "Hero Wars" things that I see? Whenever they appear, they really annoy me!
Form: Couplet

We Often Forget

We often forget that
Wonder never really ends
People have just pushed love to expired tears
That don’t care about desire

Jump!

Jumping on a trampoline
Falling off could be quite mean!
Jumping up with leaps and bounds
Oh how fun that really sounds!
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member The Secret To My Success

The secret to my success, if you all really must know,
is that I treat my boss as if his ass is always under the mistletoe.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Some Sunday Doggerol

Cantor, cantor, cantor,
Allen Ginsberg was a 
Cantor, and the song 
he sang to you and me
was one that really mattered.

Cruise Control

I really should'a read the fine print,
when I booked this trip.
Now, thanks to salmonella,
we're all stuck on this ship.
Form: Rhyme

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