Short Revert Poems

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


Ibiza Fruit

The hotel in Ibiza offered fruit, 
For starters and for dessert,
So I had it both times each day, 
And never did then revert.
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member The Transition Age

Eighty seems to be the transition age When we revert back to a child like stage We stomp our feet No more sweet It allows us the privilege to rant and rave
age
Form: Limerick

Enigma's Clock

Broken
Cloven


Hidden
Within

Covert
Revert

Surveyed
Journeyed

Sojourned
Missioned

Wrestle
Vessel

Tempest
Life’s test

Good night
Last fight



March 13, 2023.
Form: Footle

Premium Member Dreaming of Girlie Skin

I promise to behave from here on in Don't know what happened, I say with a grin Every now and then Lose control like all men Revert back to the trees dreaming of girlie skin
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Quack Quack

If you see a heat wave, would you wave back Now that's downright silly, I've had a goofus attack Happens to some Undone we become And revert back to a cartoon character that quacks
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Old Age

Hello! It's me, I used to be much taller Shrinking quite fast, soon be a wee bawler Wear diapers, kiddie kind Losing my brilliant mind Revert to a youngster when I was a lot smaller
age
Form: Limerick

Oh, Captain, Captain

You think there will be a next time?
You've betrayed my trust
It feels like it was all lust
to you and I can not stand
These emotions at hand
I don't want to hurt
So why would I revert
back to this again?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Way of the Future

It's incumbent upon us to keep up with technology Fantastic new discoveries that once seemed mythology The benefits are stupendous We've become so dependent It's unstoppable, we mustn't revert to mediocrity
Form: Limerick

Happy

To die before you die is worse then death itself.
Time doesn’t stop as you are sprung backwards.
Now you have to climb forward. 
Desperately yearning to revert to your normal self.
Desperately wanting something to spring you back to where you were, happy.
Form: Limerick

New weather

After long wait
two seasons of
three months wait
oceans sent us rain,
oh! It has started to rain

amidst uprooted trees
power outrage
discomforts minor
my May flower tree
bloomed this May

hope smiled in me
my heart is happy
it is a message 
from mother nature
we can still revert changes.

Why Can'T

why can't it be this way 
why dose it have to be so hard 
what is it that makes me act that way 
around you and no other 
don't like the way that i 
act around you anymore 
don't like the version of 
myself that i revert to 
when i am around you 
should leave it be 
should let it go 
if i was smart i would 
but i can't
Form: Lyric

The Axe Forgets

Axe forgets and soon is forgiven,
We know, trees do not take up the gun,
But work hard sans sad grin
To keep planet’s plants green;
And sun sets for the day, its job done.
We humans... no sun are,
Nor are trees mean by far,
Alas, things revert back whence begun.  
____________________________________________________
 Reflections | 04.02.2017 |
Form: Limerick

Premium Member One Mere Step at a Time

Listen to poem:
When life's journey folds in on itself,
Becomes a jumble, in clattered confusion,
it's wise to hold back,
and stall the footfall.
To disassemble the journey and saga,
into it's component parts,
and lines in play.
To revert to time's tick tock routine,
taking one step, one mere step,
before every second one,
reflecting on each moment,
dissected, 
and stepped, 
upon.

We Can'T Expect

We can’t expect that things will be
Like they were long ago,
When what we thought would happen
Was the way we’d come to know.

For life has changed and norms today
Are not what they once were,
So sometimes disappointments,
Based on old times, will occur.

We have to suck it up or else
Be faced with feeling hurt,
Comparing now with days to which
We never can revert.
Form: Rhyme

Revert To Glass

REVERT TO GLASS * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Stop producing plastics, revert to glass it worked in the past! For liquids, glass, remember jerry cans, tin works as well.Paper, cardboard, t i s s u e, what happened to natural wool?
When three lines are so much better Poetry Contest - Sponsored by Silent One
Form: Concrete

Light That Lights All Lights

Causes that become effects
Whispers that suppress all shouts 
Question that answers all questions
Destination that ends all journeys 
Tranquility that dismisses all thoughts
Acceptance that transforms all fear
Bliss that displaces all desire
Confusion that unravels all doubt

Actions that revert to words
Words to thoughts
Thoughts to silence
Silence that silences all silence

Sorry Guess Its My Turn Again To Apologize

Ever so sorry

My sincerest appologies

It must be my turn to apologise again

As my forlorn downtrodden mood 

Is obviously stopping me from 
putting you first

And displeasing you and causing
some mild discomfort from
feeling so much better

So better i as you revert to type

As otherwise god gorbid you may
terminate our so called friendship

If there is nothing in it for you

Premium Member Grema, Groky and Gabbo

with AI chat toys
my children join in and laugh
engaging with droids—
their toys become companions
for exploring the future

voice box extracted,
the alien grows gentle,
a creature of cloth—
they revert to mere soft toys
for beeps and let's tickle games

mute toys speak the truth
imagination awakes—
when machines go still
to hear more in them silent
than in their pre-programmed chat
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Tolerance-Win

Forget not the good done to you Forgive ever when you get hurt Write on the sand the wind will blew Forget not the good done to you Write on a rock what one helped you No wind of a kind can revert Forget not the good done to you Forgive ever when you get hurt
+++++++ June 13, 2014 Form Triolet (ABaAabAB,Syllable count-64) Dr. Ram Mehta Contest: Tolerance by Vee.Freddie
Form: Triolet

Fallacy

Neverending misery
Pieces of a heart shattered
Endless loneliness and suffering
Euphoria, prosperity, and companionship no more
If only time would reverse
Unquestioning love and faith anew
Wrongful acts of affair never occur
Existing conditions will they continue?
Will parameters revert back?
Is heart's desire sufficient to acquire paramour?
Fabrication, distortion, and reminiscence unfold
Kismet or fallacy?
Form:

10 Rs 4 Os

It went in flames
It was already burning before it began
We were not ready
We were not prepared
For this onslaught of emotion
I wish I could say more
I wish I could offer you more
Than just these stupid poems

I think my brain malfunctioned
I think someone I used to know hurt it
I don't comprehend, remember, recall
Reason, remind, repeat
Revert, repent, rage
Rewrite, again
Over
Over
Over
Over
Rejoice
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Existence

Existence

World is a drama stage,
which has a dwimmer screen,
that can trap you with a
net of desires.
Several stories, diverse roles,
pretending folks, everything is fake!
So why do you shed tears 
for these ungrateful peeps?
Love is a phantasm, 
which starts with a thirst 
and ends up in a despair!
Life turns out a desert,
if you are not alert.
Do you want to put an effort,
or slog fruitlessly and revert?

Premium Member A Walker Has Its Limitations

No fun using a "walker" believe me Need assistance with every small task Constantly asking for help Puts a big burden on family members If I could revert to my "pre-walker" days A blessing it surely would be Those jovial carefree days of my youth Was a joy to be happiness bound Then reality is in we're only here once Life is just a one-act play So make the most of it while we exist A heavenly land awaits
Form: Rhyme

The Streaker

Light of foot and bare of rump
across the grass he ran,
in close embrace with Nature,
this boldly streaking man.

What impulse motivated him,
what sudden-formed decision
to face the world untrammelled
by human inhibition?
Was it just an impish urge
to shock his fellow men.
or did the sunlight fill his soul
with overwhelming yen
to revert to childhood,
to new-born infancy,
when innocence was guise enough
to appease morality!
joy

Unhindered

I don't argue my fate
or resigned intentions,
The direction of swirls sometimes
encounters a gale...
These times are lost in a God's
sense of
seasons redacted in his loosening grip...
I cringe when standing seems sensible,
screams that saw distance in 
horizons
now see it in space...
I raze effortlessly now what you see,
my vision encounters yours
and fumbles a perfect two...
I notice you,
 but simply revert to
an unhindered me
Form:

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