Short Remark Poems
Short Remark Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Remark by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Remark by length and keyword.
Smile is my essence
Many remark as serene
Hides painful fears
Thus blink away my tears
Self dignity my precious
And behold, I'm shocked.
Lying on the leather couch.
Make a snide remark.
Making nightly pray.
Whisper in your ear, "Be Mine".
F-abulous
R-eader
E-njoys
D-elightful
P-oem
U-sing
R-emark
A-nd
L-ike
Topic: Birthday of Fred Pural (December 31)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
I made
the statement
uttered
the question
a slip
of the tongue
a remark
sliding off the
hand
another question
lands splat
shouldn’t have
asked.
M-ost
A-mazing
R-emark
I-s
S-aid
A-s
N-ote
U-ses
L-esson
A-bout
O-bedience
Topic: Birthday of Maris E. Anulao (March 11)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
An amorous couple in the park
canoodled on the grass for a lark.
"All I hear is 'boom boom'.
Why don't you get a room?",
a flattened ant was heard to remark.
There once was a thoughtless remark
Trying hard to seem cutting and stark
But I laughed at the bite
Such a cute little sight
‘Cause their snark was adorable bark
C-onstructive
R-emark
I-s
S-howed
T-o
Y-our
M-ind
A-s
N-ice
C-omment
I-s
O-btained
Topic: Birthday of Cristy Mancio (May 28)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
A poet is enlightened
by the
chance remark
in the
shadowed dark
by the
song of the lark
in the
image,stark
A poet is enlightened
by the
chance remark
in the
shadowed dark
by the
song of the lark
in the
image,stark
Insult by omission, oozed from her remark
When by chance they happened to pass in the park
Some steps beyond
On him it dawned
That what she said was, "Hello there tall and dark!"
A survey discovered something quite dark,
for men who think just a joke or a lark
when they cite extra weight,
a woman seals their fate,
and lives longer than who made the remark.
Happy birthday, dear Antoneth,
A critic leaves chilly remark,
Then indicates in the same breath
That the book will provide a spark.
Topic: Birthday of Antoneth A. Alfonso (March 19)
M-eaning
I-n
N-ame
E-ndorses
R-emembrance
V-irtuously
A-pplying
G-ood
I-dea's
R-emark
O-r
N-ote
Topic: Birthday of Minerva S. Giron (March 06)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
R-eader
O-f
X factor
A-bout
N-ice
N-ame's
E-xcellent
D-esign
U-ses
B-rains
A-nd
R-ighteous
R-emark
Y-early
Topic: Birthday of poetess Roxanne Dubarry (October 04)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
I often remark the minutes of my life
As they open and fall,
And, sometimes, I am so inspired
That before they dissipate and disappear,
Completely and forever,
I am moved to try to capture them in a poem.
throbbing head
raw heart
how it feels
when we're apart.
held back tears
drier eyes
lost remarks
deep inside
sick and weepy
no remark
I can't go back
I can't even start
how it feels
when we're apart.
D-ivine
A-uthor
I-mplements
S-imple
Y-early
R-egards
O-r
B-irthday
R-emark
E-mploying
G-reetings
A-t
D-elightful
O-ccasion
Topic: Birthday of Daisy Robregado (November 25)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
R-emark
O-f
A-uthor
N-icely
Y-ields
E-xpression's
Y-early
E-xciting
P-oem
E-mploying
R-emarkable
L-etter's
A-crosric
S-alutations
Topic: Birthday of Roan Yeye Perlas (April 29)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
When the skies turn blue
I think of you
In the darkest of times
You are in my life
My dreams are filled
with your soft-hearted soul
I have made you
my precious goal
So perfect and true
I must remark
that I love you
my shinning star
J-oyful
E-xpression’s
S-entence
U-ses
S-ensible
S-tatement
O-f
B-rilliant
R-emark
E-mploying
V-irtuous
I-dea’s
L-ikable
L-etter
A-nnually
Topic: Birthday of Jesus D. Sobrevilla (January 09)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
What is wrong?
If I am a stranger?
Is it right to remark?
Before think,
A stranger is a thief,
He is n’t a person.
He lives on other side,
Where,
The world is different,
Belief and traditions,
Just think,
Who is not stranger?
All the curtains fall
Like one big season.
What a calamity of triumphs, as
You climb down the path.
The fault-line rested in the eyes,
Curled against the pupil.
The singe from Heaven's last remark.
In the end, we're all just lovable spies.
Fragility
Things break;
hearts bruise
hard purple
when heaved
off the edge
into air bled dry
from love,
leaves
cracked veins
longing to be
repaired.
For the contest, Visualize, Scrutinize, and Remark,
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A psychic I guess, the eight-year-old replied without any sass.
His future career is no way something to cover or hide.
I did not remark, or add a comment in any way snide.
So glad he did not want to be a U-tuber like the rest of his class.