Short Redesign Poems

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


Monster Scare

Frank N. Stein began to whine,
  He has been accused of awful crime,
     Scaring little kids in their bed,
Setting off metal detectors with his head,
     He just might need a redesign.
Form: Limerick


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torontos fifties torrent
hurricane hazed-all

and...

the city's redesign
was to protect all

however...

forecasters know time as
an unpredict-table at tea

and...

now torontos time be
as some city on a sea


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Redesign Me God

God designed himself,
Designed Hell and Heaven,
Designed Adam,
Designed Eva via Adam,
Again me from Adam,
Signed in I'm,
Sins he warned,
Gains assigned,
Evils I owned,
Resigned from gains,
Oh,God,redesign me good,
Forget sins,
Redesign me God,
To assign me Heaven!

Eres Una Diosa

i take the time, redesign, the mechanical, but maniacal , lucid flow,  inside me .with no disguise in sight .. i motivate ,while i retaliate, permeate, while i desecrate. the catastrophe of this artistry limits me and humbles me, to make one sea, we all must be,, conjoined as one beneath the sun, its just begun so lets have some fun...
© Red Falcon  Create an image from this poem.
Form: ABC

Monorhyme Poetry Not For Contest

Eight lines of rhyme all at one time
Monorhyme or Motor home which one rhymes
One or the other I am thinking in my mind
Let me gather my thought’s and rewind

Maybe the dictionary will have a word I can define
I am thinking I need another glass of wine
Now after two glasses of wine, I need to redesign
After this bottle of wine is gone all will be fine with this, Monorhyme

Who cares after a whole bottle of wine?
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme


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