Short Rephrase Poems
Short Rephrase Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Rephrase by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Rephrase by length and keyword.
My mind is still active as I enter old age
But my body is revolting, uh let me rephrase
Could be a better word
Like “poop” or “turd”
My body is getting very close to the last page
Categories:
rephrase, age,
Form:
Limerick
Some days are diamonds, some days are stone
Wish all the bad stuff would leave me alone
Let me rephrase that
I'm a real happy cat
Some peeps are never satisfied, get off your throne
Categories:
rephrase, anxiety,
Form:
Limerick
A banana a day keeps the doctor away
You swing through the trees, no matter your weight
Well let me rephrase that
A sturdy tree that's fat
Else a nasty concussion and lacerations await
Categories:
rephrase, food, fun,
Form:
Limerick
Sometimes I'm a victim of “foot-in-mouth” disease
Let me rephrase that, OFTEN a victim, down on my knees
No man is perfect
Mean no disrespect
Being human is the fault, life has no guarantees
Categories:
rephrase, life,
Form:
Limerick
Just because every woman that looks at me
Wants me to ravish her, take her over my knee
Well let me rephrase that
Ninety percent is more accurate
It sure can be challenging for an adonis like me
Categories:
rephrase, fun,
Form:
Limerick
Just because every woman that looks at me
Wants me to ravish her, take her over my knee
Well let me rephrase that
Ninety percent is more accurate
It's quite a challenge even for an adonis like me
Categories:
rephrase, allusion,
Form:
Limerick
Just because every woman that looks at me
Wants me to ravish her, till she can no longer see
Well let me rephrase that
Ninety percent is more accurate
It sure can be challenging for an Adonis like me
Categories:
rephrase, allusion,
Form:
Limerick
Just because every woman that looks at me
Wants me to ravish her, till she can no longer see
Well let me rephrase that
Ninety percent is more accurate
It sure can be challenging for an Adonis like me
Categories:
rephrase, heaven,
Form:
Limerick
When you are down, let it pass by.
Do nothing. Let words bleed in imagery
Speak nothing. Let silence float away..
Rephrase nothing. Let wisdom break the clichés within.
When you are down, let it pass by.
In poems, in prayers, in courage.
2-18-2020
Categories:
rephrase, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
how privileged
are we
living on the lap of luxury
let me rephrase
we don’t have excess money
but we have enough
to help out
which often
gets us
into situations
but still
it feels like the lap of luxury
because our needs are few
posted on March 3, 2019
Categories:
rephrase, appreciation, life, money, peace, perspective, simple,
Form:
Free verse
I have yet to admit it to myself,
But it reads so clearly off my face;
Leaving me to rephrase-
And attempt to keep my pace.
I trace,
The wordless letters-
That have long tainted my skin;
Refusing to surrender-
But my poisons paint my sins,
As the ink thins-
And the walls around me start to spin.
Categories:
rephrase, passion, poetry, senses, trust, women, writing, youth,
Form:
Rhyme
One Wish
I was young
I was stupid
If i had one wish
i’d wish to undo it
but i’ve realized i can’t spend my time
dwelling
on what could have been
and what wasn’t all because we couldn’t
fix our communication
he is the one boy i would have loved
and if you’re reading
All we needed was trust
I have loved you
no
let me rephrase that
I would have loved you
more than the sun loves the sea
If only you had let me
Categories:
rephrase, absence, conflict, deep, goodbye, lost love, poems,
Form:
Free verse
I stood at the tower of my heart
And looked upon the remains of my broken dreams...
Cold and numb I feel
Is there anything left to heal?
Loneliness pierces me like a dagger
Loosing my strength I begin to stagger
What has become of me?
There is pain in everything I see
What should I rephrase?
What must I embrace?
I shall fight my misery;
For I am a woman of destiny
My tears I shall wipe aside
To the Lord, I am always a beautiful bride...
Categories:
rephrase, lost love,
Form:
I do not know?
Who Cares?!
They see horrible things happen!
They observe and take no action.
Their sick defense is who cares!?
Let me rephrase it: who dares!?
You stop caring, you stop feeling!
You stop feeling, you lose meaning!
What is life like without meaning?
Worthless, sterile, and demeaning!
What is life like without caring?
What is life like without sharing?
Fake ideals and false pretensions!
Hell incarnate with good intentions!
13/4/2014
Categories:
rephrase, care, caregiving, self, sympathy,
Form:
Verse
RE-THINK
Self-reflection rather than global critique;
Not better or worse—individuals unique
Searching solutions, as opposed to blame.
Fostering what is right, instead of the same.
Focus on traits that are strong;
More than what is wrong.
Words to rephrase—
Such as never and always.
Uncover all or nothing thought—
Must, should, have to, ought.
Things beyond control, versus choices elective
When negative things happen—finding perspective.
Barbara Campbell
Categories:
rephrase, freedom, inspirational, uplifting, perspective,
Form:
Rhyme
First Corinthians
chapter twelve verse twenty-five:
Care! (undivided!)
in tilling a field,
there's as much dignity as
in writing a poem!
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Adapted from quote by Booker T. Washington:
"No race can prosper till it learns that there is
as much dignity in tilling a field as in writing a poem."
With reference to 1 Cor. 12:12-31
As noted in the Bible commentary entitled,
"AFRICAN AMERICAN: The Body of Christ"
in The Catholic Youth Bible
Categories:
rephrase, africa, america, bible, farm, poems, poets, race,
Form:
Haiku