Short Roots Poems

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


Getto Roots

we had no choice
tho we had a voice
only hope
was to vote
without any loot
you can't toot
thats part of
GETTO ROOTS
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Traces Your Roots

fine out
no doudt
who you are
your the star
its about time
kept this in mine
that you fine out why
you toot
TRACES YOUR ROOTS

Roots of Soul

they come black
its a fact
they come white
thats right
and mabe blue too
i tell you
some has a heart of gold
ROOTS OF SOUL

Withered Roots

a tree may stand strong
its top can kiss the skies
the stem too big to image
but down there unseen
its roots’ ends are withered
Form: Cinquain

Deeper Roots

To bloom
where you’re planted
Flower
on the sill
Magic
with each budding
Forever
—and until

(The New Room: October, 2021)
Form: Rhyme


Don'T Forget Your Roots

if your on top
always shop
go around
remember your sound
and your small town
how you all toots
never 
DON'T FORGET YOUR ROOTS

Southen Roots

my routs the south
where there love 
from above
we walk side by side
with god  as our guild
is a train and plane
toot
my
SOUTHEN ROOTS

Staccato Roots

Surly songs 
Played by hungry men
Plucking staccato roots
Spotted chords of dried dearth
Cleansed in strummed pots of boiling verse

Roots of Soul

its began as a work tools
of bad news 
worker singing the blues
ad paying dues
am told  some grew old
to be apart of
ROOTS OF SOUL

Premium Member ROOTS AND BRANCHES

ROOTS AND BRANCHES ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ tree roots hold steadfast though branches bend in the wind faith and loyalty
Form: Haiku

Brids On the Roots

this is there home
and where the rome
from the cold
its there super bold
here's why
that love to fly
back to this loot
theyer
BRIDS ON THE ROOTS

Roots of Fortitude

My 
kindness
is not 
niceness
but I know that
I am the truth
because I belong
to an eternally
growing and
deeply 
rooted
family tree.
© Seph Vi  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Roots Rock

A mystic beat from a tropic isle
drumbeat sounds in roots rock style
a musical treat that's known and loved
that floats on air like dancing doves
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Southen Roots

we had a bran
born on a farm
no mesh
everything fresh
its  was so cool 
to eat that soul food
thinking my mind toots
its my
SOUTHEN ROOTS

Roots of Friendship

We met when we were three.
Church, school, dance.
Secrets shared with no one else.
We've laughed, we've cried,
We are closer than ever.
I love you.

Roots

Dark.
Seed sleeps.
A flicker.
A crack.
A shoot.
Up to the head.
Out through the eyes.
Down through the feet.
Into soil.
Rooted.
How does it feel?

Roots of Slavers of Blacks

comes from being sold
for gold
by there own race
and corlor of face
whip dip
and  forces on a ship
or be wack thats a fact
ROOTS OF SLAVER OF 
BLACK

Money Roots

it was design
to make to blind
to be set your self free
to some money if the key
to other it faith
so they waited
un til that time to toot
that som of
MONEY ROOTS

Freedom Roots

tho theyer gone
there sprit is still on
they made away
for us today
 success we're bound
no stopping us now
so many walk shout and toots
its
FREEDOM ROOTS

Duality of Growth

leaves intricate, unique growing, feeding, blowing photosynthesis, stems, network, soil anchoring, spreading, storing buried, complex roots
Form: Diamante

Roots of Money

its can help you stand
or be band
its a tool
have to be well school
to uese
it can give you the blues
its good and bad news
this is not funny
its  the
ROOTS OF MONEY

Premium Member Roots

like a tree whose roots are deep within the earths soil- humans are as well. we are born from mother earth- one day we will all return
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Soiled Roots

It’s soiled at the root of the tree.
The line that has formed for the spree.
     It’s beyond belief,
     The wait for relief,
But pleasing to dog’s a long pee.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member ROOTS RETURN

after the long frost, a seed remembers sun— cracks earth’s crust, uncurls thin green toward quiet light. no fanfare, just growth: steady, deep.

Spying Roots

Roots surfing over the soil
Whether to spy?
The noses and tongues of lives 

To tell roots gone deep 
How best fruits to bring tastes?
How small,small flowers to smell?
Form: Rhyme

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