Short Regular Poems

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


Regular Old Poet Me

Reaching
Each
Goal
Unsuccessfully 
Learning
Adapting and
Reading

Over
Lines
Doubling my

Mistakes
Each Time
© Bobby May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Cracked Cup

The regular cup of hot water
With visible cracked line
The usefulness is still fine
Preserve a tiny asset 'till it's over
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Clerihew Hassam

Prolific painter Childe Hassam
foremost  impressionist of 'Uncle Sam'
Flags also his motif
his patriotics  were a regular  brief
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member turtle totem

patience and wisdom
grounded emotional depth
a steady progress

seeks healthy boundaries
regular self-reliance
the turtle totem
Form: Senryu

Premium Member A Moonlight Serenade

can you hear
     paradise calling
whispering your name

as regular
   as the tide
pulling 
   you back
                to Him
Form: Verse


Premium Member Pressure

Take my pulse
And blood pressure
And let it sink deep
Into my unconscious
And make it a part of me
So I too do regular 
Checkups of self
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

Fern Burn

A young lady from Lucerne,
Had a rather lovely green fern,
But when she went on holiday
It lacked regular water spray
And developed a case of sunburn.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sea Anemone Toxins

Sea anemone’s tentacles toxins kill
But the clownfish has a special skill.
Poison immune
Will return soon
Bringing food to sea anemone, regular drill.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Challenging

Cozy 		Courage
Ok			Hard
Mediocre		Alive
Fine			Learning
Old			Level up
Regular		Energy
Tame		New
Acceptable		Growth
Boring		Expansive
Lazy
Easy

Apples

Apples
Smooth round and regular
Bountifully filling orchards with unforbidden fruit
A symbol of all that is wholesome and healthy
Stability body and mind

Premium Member Only Everything's Changed

you've sailed away
and left me behind

still much like the sun
i go through the motions
regular as clockwork

inside i wait



AP: 2nd place 2022

Premium Member Age Humor

There was a woman who had a birthday
No age would she ever give away
Everyday she ate bran
Now regular on the can
A strong odor she did display.

20/05/14
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Regular Hoot

Hortense Halle was a regular hoot
She bought herself a new cottontail suit
   Hula hoop earrings
   A pair of pink wings
She never did fly ~ but boy, was she cute
Form: Limerick

Magic Sunglasses

I have sunglasses that let you see
Only the things that you want to see!
"You're mistaken," you say, 
"They're just regular shades!"
And I say, "That's my point precisely!"
© Amy Sell  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

5 D's In My Life

D-Devoid,of self-praising
D-Dilligent,of true transformation
D-Determined,of a brilliant revival
D-Displine,as a living testimony
D-Devotion,as a regular condition

chipepo lwele
Form: Bio

Premium Member Star-Spangled Pilgrim

There once was a lad named Cy Milgram
A regular cool and hip pilgrim --
   He saw Plymouth 'Rock'
   Said, "Fast forward the clock!" --
Played Jimi Hendrix ~ nearly killed 'em
Form: Limerick

Premium Member cannot hope to compete

Superman is virile, handsome, and powerful
confident enough to wear tights and a tiny red cape
regular men cannot hope to compete
they nurse their beers and change the channel

Premium Member She Sat Next To Herself

There once was a lady from Newmarket Who's derriere was so big, couldn't park it Tried a regular chair Imagine if you dare Sat next to herself, needs to diet a bit
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Merchild Chases Goldfish

goldfish loved the chase
Merchild did too
They swam good and hard
In the waters so blue
goldfish got caught
But slipped away easily
A regular chasing day
in the Mediterranean Sea

Premium Member Sat Next To Herself

There once was a lady from Newmarket Who's derriere was so big, she couldn't park it Tried a regular chair Imagine if you dare Sat next to herself, needs to diet a bit
fun
Form: Limerick

My Lady, Not Plain Nor Simple

Charms are thus...
Like the hearth ember or that of lightning bug
Elegance requiring evermore
As the sunrises forth to the mid-day sun
Compares my lady to the untamed
Wilds of a regular woman

Premium Member She Sat Next To Herself

There once was a lady from Newmarket Who's derriere was so big, she couldn't park it Tried a regular chair Imagine if you dare Sat next to herself, needs to diet to become fit
fun
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Jerry the Joker

Everyone laughs
at Jerry's crude jokes
He's a regular guy
a bar-tending bloke

But never ever joke
that his mum's soon to croak
Jerry's fists will soon find you
~ You won't be saved by the bell
Form: McWhirtle

Premium Member Poppa's Day

We had visitors for a Momma's Day celebration Look forward to Poppa's Day with great anticipation To see our kids Distance forbids Regular visits are impossible so instead frustration
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Transferring Hope

Hope Diamond is worth two hundred millions.
Donated to Smithsonian by one worth billions.
This forty-five carat gem was sent to them by regular mail.
They were lucky the 1958 postal service did not fail.
Form: Rhyme

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