Short Reap Poems

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


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


Premium Member Peace Of Nine

Peace 
we sow
grains so small
fonder that grow
in places for all.
Harvests we reap
love we heap
heartbeats'
feats.
Form: Ninette

Haiku 5

HAIKU 5
I am planting love
Hoping to reap future's dove
Listen to above
Tr?n Minh Hi?n Hien Tran Orlando November 2, 2016
© Hien Tran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Prelude To Paddy Harvest

yellow stems pearly grains
                         bent by early winter breeze
                         await massive reap
Form: Haiku

Life Is a Puzzle

The puzzle of life
flowers a haven for death
Until it's your turn
to travel beyond this world
and reap your earthly reward
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka


Fruits of Karma

sown acacia seeds
no one can hope to reap  
apple fruits

do your duty
it would fetch some day for sure  
sweet fruits of karma
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Karma

blaming destiny
I am a man of free will
    I reap what I sow

    intent and action
I inherit my own deeds
will my past haunt me?
Form: Senryu

Entwined

Beating to your time
Mingled and entwined
One heart after your own
Silent by the night
Fierce by the light
I reap what You have sown
Form:

Holland Windmill In Tulip Fields

windmill proud erect
between blankets of tulips
beauty laid for miles

arial view seen
like stripes across a flag
eye candy to reap
Form: Haiku

Choka #10

You will understand,
When your kids are in rehab
And you can not sleep.
You can try to blame
Everyone else for it,
Or reap what you sow!
Form: Choka

Kids' Funny Farm

I live on a farm in the sky;
we milk all the pigs as they fly;
at harvest we reap
the eggs from the sheep, 
and shear woolly cows in a sty.
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Listen

It is important to every man,
to eat on his sweat
because when we die,
we leave everything on the world.
The world always reap
what we sow.
Form:

Premium Member Drink Deep

From the well of wisdom drink deep
For soon comes the time to reap

From the sea of folly, merely sip
Or you may reap the title: ‘Full of it!’
~*~
Form: Epigram

Letting Go

With every new belief,
you have to let something go

Each thought self-entitled
—to reap what it sows

(Villanova Pennsylvania: January, 2020)
Form: Rhyme

Limerick 7

Ego went on a trip,
Saw he wealth in the sea deep,
But looked beyond in pride.
He fell into a pit,on his ride.
What you sow you shall reap.
c.2017
Form: Limerick

Just Jump

Under what kind of circumstance,
Are you willing to take such a chance?
You just have to leap,
If the plan is to reap,
Results are not shown in advance.
© Luke Irwin  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Planted Fact

Spirits are being identified 
the world over 

By what they do onto others 
under the unholy trinity 

They will reap the seed 
of what they have sewn
Form: Couplet

Days of Life

Yesterday
my fields were planted for
Tomorrow.      

Today
I try to reap the grain of
Yesterday.

Tomorrow
I will need it to make it through
Today.
Form:

Fruitfulness's To Reap

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

The Right Season

Grain unripe, you should not reap 
or it may only come to waste, 
more so that you must have to wait
for the right one to make the pick. 

February 19, 2023

Stephen King

Have you seen the words of Stephen King?
Which reap from hell unspeakable things?
Horrors worse than death border your brain
And rob the mind of much needed sane.
Form: Clerihew

Reach the Stars

Mind of the brightest;
Join the smartest;
Home of the diverse;
Masters of the universe.

Weep for the creep;
Seek thy peak;
Click with the sleek;
Reap thy heap.
Form: Rhyme

Mistakes and Successes

Our mistakes, let us plant them with care,
let's cultivate them with love
in a garden of resilience
that we will reap proficient fruits
of learning in the future...

Premium Member Karma

Epigram #201:
KARMA


Yes stupidity has no expiry date;
Purge harsh acidity lest you reap sad fate!

~~~~~~~~~




Leon Enriquez
21 September 2015
Singapore
Form: Epigram

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

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