Short Reap Poems

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Premium Member Reap What You Sow

~ A Brevette ~ 


     Thoughts
     i n d i c a t e 
     Naught

     Deeds
     v i n d i c a t e 
     Seeds
Form: Verse


Fruitfulness's To Reap

living timing life
                                         all living creatures live life
                                            fruitfulness's to reap
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Reap the Harvest

The harvest that came from when deep the aim

All those seeds that we sow and beget

In life's little game we then reap the shame

Of those deeds that we grow to regret
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member - You Reap What You Sow -


   Failing fidelity
   arrogant - promise broken
   A tiara of lily of the valley
   The night with
          - deceitful moonlight
   Foxtrot is a dance for two
Form: Verse

Verses of Life

- Certainly it is not all harvest
  That Will Bear Healthy Fruits, 
do not Wait for Harvest of Fruits
  From Rotten Seeds "...
  Who Plants Rain,
Reaps Storm ..
Who makes Vineyard,
Reaps Grapes


Premium Member Harvest

bouncing through the oaks gathering acorns to store for winter’s snow storms Squirrel Haiku Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Robert James Liguori February 1, 2022
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Thanksgiving Reap

Pour burdens upon the arms of God
Thanking bountiful reap of good







Philippians 4:6

"Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God."

To Hear the Sickle Reap

What is it like in that moment before the end--
When the abyss stares at you through and through--
I'd think you'd not know--
For Time makes no sound when the sickle reaps


To hear the sickle reap



To hear the sickle reap
5/25/'14

Reap

I wait until the sunlight fades,
Not fearing coming dark,
Through the shadows despair wades,
No sound do I hear hark;
Houses near draw down their shades
No dogs will even bark,
I see him walk with steely blades
Like a soul-snatching shark.
© Jim Tidd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Reap

Quatrain #842:
REAP


Rush of pure feel as joy moves flow,
Etch a fond thrill that grows and grows;
Art syncs with will in focus grand,
Prize charms the deal in poignant show.

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
24 October 2017
Singapore
Form: Rubai

Reap What You Sow

It does me good to see you suffer
Shatter like a porcelain doll
After all the lies, the hatred
I'm ready to get my full reward
Revenge
Without even lifting a finger
You reap what you sow
And you're about to find
You never dealt out compassion
Form:

Premium Member Reap This Walt Marie

I walked in to my least favorite words,
‘Last call.’

We didn’t have an alternate plan;
What now?

So the streets will meet our mayhem;
Inflamed;

Should have given us your refuge;
Reap this! 

Now we burn what you told us to write;
Riot!
Form: Other

Sow and Reap

What you sow 
You will reap
You sow anger
You reap anger

You sow lies
You reap lies
You sow wickedness
You reap wickedness

We are the gardeners of our life
Our choices affect our entire life
If we want our garden to reap well
Let us sow wisdom
© Jessica K  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Lazy

A lazy man sings
Of how much work his desk brings,
But too lazy is he 
To do anything but sleep. 

A lazy man gives 
So many explanations, yet still
Nothing, nothing but sleep. 

A lazy man's wish 
Is to one day be rich
But not a day does he
Sow, so he can reap.
Form: Quatrain

You Reap What You Sow

If you plant dummy politicians
in the field of politics, 
you will just feed on 
decaying policy or corruption
the result is inevitable,
individual adaptation,
dramatic rises 
in conspicuous consumption 
social destruction,
and eruption,
the final stage,
reconstruction

Premium Member What Shall We Reap

The most surprising word was degenerative.

My, how the years and decades have flown,

and now the speculation on how long to live

has hit with tornado force fully blown.

We ponder if heaven lets us reap what we’ve sewn.


September 1, 2011
*For Francine’s Quintain contest
by Carolyn Devonshire

As Sowed So We Reap

Like you I get old,
Like you equal water hold,
I’m like you at core,
All vegetables here sold,
It’s just that I get tired more 

And so, need to sleep,
We both date with death must keep,
You shrivelled, unsold,
I hungry when and too old, 
As sowed so we reap. 
___________________________ 
Tanka |28.08.2021|
Form: Tanka

Reap What I Sow

I love you so
I want you to know
I would go anywhere
You'd want me to go

I'd let you be
But you can't see
That freeing your love
Would devastate me

So let's step outside
And just let it ride
Perhaps in a year
We can both say we tried

But if not then I'll know
That I must let you go
And hope that I reap
Whatever I sow
© Gayle Rodd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

We Reap What We Sow

Red and hairy 
Brown eyed and wistful
Long lanky arms 
That swing from tree to tree

Sweet gentle red man
Of Borneo forests
The greedy have taken 
Away your home

Your forests, your food, your memories
Your families - now fading into history’s mist
They have sold you to Cesar and forgot  
God made you 

©? Brenda V northeast   6th January  2012
Form:

You Reap What You Sow

I regret the love I had for you,
I regret the plans I made for two.
I know I can never find someone like thee.
But all the pain you've given me.
Are all I'm left with my dear.
I'll just wait for the day when I'll watch you suffer.
You'll  just reap what you sow.
You'll reap every pain row by row.
You don't have to wait.
That time won't be so late.
Form: Rhyme

Reap Bad Deeds

As ye sow, you get the maybe corn, and reap, the stinking uncooked prawn, cos ye n me are slack .... ones deed comes up to speed , like car on the racing track, it comes around yes indeed, next time it gives you a smack, karma on the racetrack steed, a hurting memory Jack, why the silly bludger always bleeds, elementary, it talks back.... Don
Form: Ballad

We Reap What We Sow

WE REAP WHAT WE SOW

[am i sleeping /    on this Perfect
Day \it's such a  
                        wonderful day ...
maybe a Movie or/and
  just let me spend it
all with you keep me
hanging on Us any
day        so i forget
my s e l f  ~ someone
good {and i'm so glad
this perfect day was
nothing real; keeps
me hanging on]
  we GOoD?

:: 09-28-2016 ::

Premium Member To Reap Hope

A wasteland of dreams creates more angst when night starts to dim, to drain hollow trails pinching my bruised chest. Yet, I shall take my will’s new flight and burn candles seeking life’s grail. In my world… fervor roams; bathed by trust gently reaping hope! Dr. Ram's Diminished Hexaverse Theme: Hope by nette onclaud

Let Us Reap Your Harvest

green fields are full with red poppy
flowers of your breath
turbulent   river flows quietly
fulfilled with your tender love
let us reap the field of your languid love
like meditative monks
the harvest
dancing
on the roof of our enthralled souls
the village has closed her
eyes for the rendezvous
beloved
let us dwell in the ecstasy of love
reap your harvest by the
twinkling stars
Form:

Reap the Whirlwind

REAP THE WHIRLWIND

Thou has hurt me and betrayed me, thou has contrived with my enemy and took him. When thee had him did thee show no regret or remorse for thy actions?
Or did thee smile with glee and laugh behind my back?
I will pay you back equal pain, I will show you what it is like to be hurt and deceived.
Thee will take to the hill and abandon thy life through shame, damned to the end of time…

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