Short Recipients Poems

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


Way In Way Out

Givers have many path ways
To walk a long
Holding the hands of recipients 
To find more treasures 
To make more payments


Premium Member Pilgrim Lips

devout pilgrim lips
in discovery's journey
leave love offerings
sacred shrines of her body
devotion's recipients

Jade Celeste
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Tabled Fall Flowers

tabled Fall flowers tremendous bloom of color unnatural vase the horticulture of cards opens recipients’ smiles 11/3/2020
Form: Tanka

Premium Member rooted GRACED IN FORGIVENESS LOVE-

---I seek to forgive you, 
grace so that we both may be
---recipients of mercy and grace
I am eager to submit 
---and be rooted in His Love


8/6/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2024©

Premium Member Valentine's Day

A beautiful colorful day, every flower greeting hellos. I'm joyfully kissing love, many nights. Only polite quiet recipients, sound true universal valentines. Wanting xylophone youthful zeal.
Form: ABC


Yummy Poetry Soup

The delicious scent on Poetry Soup
drags the hungry to the bowl's ingredients.
An invite is made to take a scoop,
and savor, oh recipients.
Opine the gusto, poetic group,
then comment on the formula's colour, flavour, and nutrients.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Mother Earth's Pods Seeds and Sprouts

Mother Earth chooses her pods, seeds and sprouts wisely.
Gently nurturing fruits, vegetables and a variety of nuts.
Her naked goodness oozes out, saturating the souls of the recipients.
She is careful to nourish her children in a multitude of tasty ways.
Form: Verse

Premium Member You Worthless Weed

     I think I’ll stomp on you 
       Crush you, you worthless weed
     Fools include you in a bouquet
       Recipients look the other way

       Oh, drat, my trouser cuff is yellow
     The launderess will bellow
       Greasy stains take time to fade
         ~ Reputations rarely remade
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Mighty Rose

A lover, a wife, a fallen friend,
All recipients of the reddish end.
The queen of flowers which we all know,
Seen in sandstorms and falling snow.

Emotions rush...
At it's touch;
Faster heartbeats,
And embarrassing blush!

Gardens center around it's glow;
Just one more whiff, of the mighty rose!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Rain of Rose Petals

A lover, a wife, a fallen friend,
All recipients of the reddish end.
The queen of flowers which we all know,
Seen in sandstorms and falling snow.

Emotions rush...
At it's touch;
Faster heartbeats,
And embarrassing blush!

Gardens center around it's glow;
Just one more whiff, of the mighty rose!
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Zen mode

we wish we could 
heal hearts remotely
gently and anonymously 
without of course interfering 
since love employs no use of force 

as we wish so it is we are empowered 
to become a beacon of healing light
writing in braille for recipients blind
that the estranged draw nearer 
voluntarily as willed by God

A Ill Perception

in heaven streets are paved with gold so these streets must be hell

cause they're paved with shells dead men tell no tales

of how they got slain

intense screams of pain 

lives thrown away can't return like boomerangs

when crack came it took the status quo and flipped it
 
made broke men to rich men and rich men welfare recipients
Form: Rhyme

The Air of Spring

Present turmoil belies a shift
 In the soul of humanity
 While hard we toil, the greatest gift
 Is bestowed for posterity
 A blessing so long awaited. 

Those who are thirsty for its wine
 Become the first recipients
 Those who accept lies, satisfied
 With half truths, will be defiant
 Meanwhile the air of spring rises.

By CarolineCecile - 01/25/12

Crumby

I mailed out home-baked cookies;
The recipients got crumbs.
Though really, when you bite a cookie,
That’s what it becomes.

It wasn’t my intention,
(I knew not what I was doing
When I wrapped and packed the cookies)
But I saved them all some chewing.

Now of course, the thought’s what matters
And the taste, I think, was yummy.
Still, despite all of my efforts,
I sent gifts considered crummy.
Form: Rhyme

What We Don'T Need

No one really needs the gifts
We buy this time of year.
Recipients fake oohs and aahs,
Most likely insincere.

The scarves and watches, soaps and mugs,
Pajamas, books and brandy
Are purchased just for custom’s sake,
Like Halloween and candy.

We agonize ‘bout what to buy,
Then shop and shop and shop;
And when each listed name’s checked off,
We finally can stop.

I wish I could sit out this game – 
I’ve had it to the hilt;
But if I didn’t get each gift,
I would be wrapped in guilt.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Healing Hands

healing hands stretch forth magnetising themselves in Gods light holographically replicated across all existence seeking permission for healing by resonation laying bare before God purity of our intent imaging therein recipients hallowed aura that He may bestow divine benediction filling all dark voids by His luminosity the healer but a humble conduit as individuated God essence begins with childlike prayer outcome total surrender 27-March-2021

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