Short Refer Poems

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


Virus In the Paradox


"Virus in the Paradox"
 

refer Short Stories:
https://www.poetrysoup.com/short_stories/virus_in_the_paradox_8004
Form: Narrative


King Fruits Star Fruits

Apples and grapes of upper lands 
Kings and stars prefer 
King fruits and Star fruits in our hands 
Monkeys and Donkeys to refer

We All Are Not Poets

To refer to oneself as a poet is to
assume a rather lofty position 
as many who do so are in reality
just writers of poems with inflated egos.
Form: Prose

More Moving Five Letter Words

More Moving Five Letter Words

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Stone Alone
Groan Drone
Shown Groan
Refer Deter
Snore Whore
Delay Today
Risky Shady
Later Lowly

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Uranus

Uranus, arsenal and album All three refer to our rear chasm Sometimes smelly Like a goat's underbelly But often causing painful spasms
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Get to know your onions'

I refer you to my answer to a very good comment by our
Stalwart poet Joe Dimino.' You neef only Peel away to view..In the
Meantime i offer; all love to you.!
Form: Didactic

Premium Member No Ball and Chain

To refer to your wife
As your ball and chain,

Is like saying
That she's holding you back.

And that should drive
Any woman insane,

When she's keeping the train
On its track.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Outdated Phrase

Back in my days,
there was an often heard phrase,
but these days it is not very popular.
The phrase I refer to,
that mainly my generation can relate to,
is, "I wish I had a camera."
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Verse Free Fever Seer

free verse
fever seer

sever feers
sever reefs

serve free
server fee

refer: see (v)
re-verse (e), (f)

re-verse (f), (e)
referees 'v'

veers reef
veers 'feer'


stan
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Oh Claire!

A racecar Claire wanted to drive.
Oh, madam if you want to survive
refer to these notes;
she sees it’s for boats.
It’s a kayak you need, sakes alive!
Form: Limerick

David

Admiring crowds adore his looks;
He sure is easy on the eyes,
And stands so proud without his shorts,
But some refer – ahem - to size…

David by Michelangelo
For Heather’s Famous Art contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
art
Form: Rhyme

Miracle Reference

If you don't believe in Miracle's 

I refer you to

Anfield,  Liverpool 

Tuesday 7th May 2019

Liverpool  -  4

Barcelona  -  0

Miracle's are not Dead 

God supports Liverpool

Premium Member Chicago, Good Lord

~Chicago, Good Lord~

Since July 1st., Chicago had 34 people 
dead, shot down!

Today, the new Mayor had the nerve to 
refer to the  Chief of Police as a "clown?"



July 25, 2019
6:30pm PST
Form: Couplet

Desolate Woman

Desolate Woman: From the Novel 'Revenge Along The War Trail'

“She's what the Blackfoot refer to
as ‘Desolate Woman’

Sad when she's happy,
—not happy when she's sad"

(Villanova Pennsylvania: 2016)
sad
Form: Ballad

Premium Member Lover of Jugs

To recall what a certain lady named Maureen Called me, “a sweet lover of jugs” what did she mean Did “jugs” refer to A container maybe two Methinks I'm pretty close to describing the scene
Form: Limerick

This Land of Mine

This land of Mine 

I have lived here for twenty years, olive trees 
and brown, rugged rocks are my best friends. 

 Watering can and flowers in my garden, yet 
the locals still refer to me as O Estrangero.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Mistaken Traditions

All the same mistakes I've made in my life for so long,
I continue to repeat over and over again often.
Hell, at this point I may just as well refer to all of them 
as my life long continuing personal traditions.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Our Babies

They have the innocence of children.
Our certified nursing assistants love them.
Refer to them as "our “babies”.
Loving their childlike, eager, enthusiastic attitudes.
Nursing home magic, well-earned by the aged.
age

Premium Member Limited Edition

With
a
come and
buy-now price-
stop me & try one

RETROSPECTIVE a  limited edition collection of my poetry/art blogs of past two years ,in 
easy-to-refer-to chapbbook is now available for 10 US$ (airmail post paid) .
art
Form: Fibonacci

Makita X: Plausible Illustrations

Phonetics of oblivion
Sheathed by plausibility
Elapsing cultures with ease
Fathering quaint illustrations
Daring to be discovered
Along fearless avenues
Embellished by the fences
That compose the verses
Of which we refer to as life
Form: Verse

A Palindrome Procedure

Please repaper my kayak redder
The level I refer to is new
 I'll wait here Madam, in my Civic
Until the deed is done, thank you!

repaper, kayak, redder, level, refer, Madam, Civic, deed

(Not a contest, just goofing around!!)
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Smart Boy

“B0B, what DID you do at NOON?” DAD asked him.

MA'AM said, "REFER to the net for a hymn."

“WOW! Can you sing? A good DEED”

I tried to PEEP but couldn’t read.

“No power! I played with SIS," said with MIM.


Placed : 3rd
Form: Limerick

All my poems have you

I can't choose which ones of you I like the most.
Because all, refer to you.
Even though I didn't just talked about you, 
every situation after facing, 
have a spark of you in it.
Since meeting you, 
will haunt me in the future.

Master Shakspeare

Master Shakspeare
An actor, poet and playwright
Master Shakspeare
A writer without any peer
He penned his plays for our delight
Amazed the world with his insight
Master Shakspeare

* As some contemporary accounts refer to Shakespeare, and many other spellings too
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
art
Form: Rondeau

Space

THIS IS OUR ECHO
SAVAGE TONGUE
EYES BLURRY
TWINGED HEART
THE CIRCLE GAME
SILENCE LEAVES A SPACE
WITHIN US
THE UNKNOWING
WORDS FLOATING
FOGGING FEELINGS
WE REFER TO POLITENESS
KEEPING APPEARNCES
YET WE ARE A WHIRLWHIND
SWELTERING INSIDE.

FOR B, 2003

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