Short Ruth Poems
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There was a girl called Ruth
Who never told the truth
When I asked her why
She had to lie
She said my name's not Ruth!
Oh my love, in despair!
I while away hours thinking of you,
When you reply with just three words, I am in extesy.
But you are with him, not me.....
There once was a psychic named Ruth,
Who always admitted the truth,
The truth, so it seems,
Comes to us in our dreams,
And not from psychics in a booth.
Americans come by the clock
A British lass just hikes her frock
The French love a tongue
The Swedes like well-hung
But Left or Right Thai knows Bangkok!
She had been svelte and tidy in her youth
old and corpulent now, this witch named Ruth
there was usually a mean look on her face
present condition was to her a disgrace
Rain poured the night before
Reviving cobblestone
Ribbons round tambourine
Rollick, she kept ringing
Response of the peasants
Remarkable impact.
Ray of blush on her face
9/2/2023
Salivating to desecrate
Her bones
In state
Lacking
Brains, Heart, Courage
The wizard
Capitulates.
9/21/20
For 'Paint a Picture - 7 Lines' contest
Sponsor: Joseph May
Ruth of All Evil
Truth is Trump was seen in a kissing booth,
Doing things as usual which were in couth,
Wore orange hair;
Is hard to bare;
Of evil he has been known to be the ruth.
Jim Horn
RUTH, LIES IN HER THE TRUTH
LEFT MOAB CLEFT BETHLEHEM
LEANED UPON GOD
GLEANED IN THE FARM
FORGET SORROW
BEGOT A SON
SHARE LIFE BOAZ
PLACED IN GENEALOGY
CHOOSE NEW WEATHER
BECAME MOTHER
There was once an old spinster named Ruth
Who was renowned for stretching the truth
"Tho' many young swains wooed me,
I could have married" said she,
"But found them lecherous and uncouth!"
Giant’s wife was angry Ruth
Thinks she is a super sleuth
Manners are usually uncouth
Some say she comes from Duluth
Ruth has a magic wisdom tooth
And the gift of a saysooth
When she speaks, it is the truth
Uh-oh, she’s sitting in the adjoining booth
K-ind
H-eart
A-ims
T-o
E-mploy
C-ompassion
H-aving
I-mpressive
E-xceptional
R-uth
O-nce
E-normous
L-ove
L-ives
A-nd
G-ives
U-niversal
N-iceness
O-ftentimes
Topic: Birthday of Khatechierose L. Llaguno (March 26)
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
She named her husband Ruth. He thought it was funny at first.
Her second husband was nicknamed Thomasina.
He left before the marriage was consummated.
You have to stop doing this her mother told her.
She nicknamed her mother spoil sport Dick.
Spoil Sport Dick disowned her.
Ruth
Humble, reserved, helpful, caring
Mother of Jacob and Adam
Lover of God, Life, learning
Who feels fulfilled, satisfied, content
Who fears closed minds, closed hearts, and ignorance
Who would like to see peace hope and love in the world at all times
Resident of Overland Park, Kansas
Sorenson
Ruth
The faith it takes to leave
All you’ve ever perceived.
The grace to go with one
Who already lost their son.
The loyalty to continue
Until the very end
Demonstrates to all
What it means to be a friend
God rewards the humble
God rewards the meek
God rewarded Ruth
And gave her more than she did seek.
There are services Ruth can’t render
Because clearly she is quite tender
And you have no right of A Bender …
I mean, Ruth may try a News Vendor
Or your car wash only its fender
Or your shoes keep leaving with Mender
And in your kitchen with A Blender …
Never forget that Ruth is slender
And of The Feminine Gender.
Jittery and panicky is her truth.
A spinster who laughs harder than mothers,
She is my father’s cousin, Auntie Ruth.
Much more dazzling than lots of others.
Some say she is peculiar and can say-sooth.
She is insane, laughs some of my brothers.
She is hilarious to me, most uncouth!
I love her better than pretty much all of the others.
Teeth stained, odour untamed
Ruth is her name
She smiles everyday
My friend Ruth
She likes city views
Just like me and you
Night-time falls
Unphased by the cold
My friend Ruth explores
Pipes, bridges
Benches, boxes
She calls this place home
Crime free and tax free
My friend Ruth is happy
Why wouldn't she be?
Old man Tee Joe did not know how to sew.
Pants were so long he could not plow his snow.
Found sewer named Sue
Is wooing her too.
They are so happy they both fairly glow!
Old Man Tee Joe popped the question at last.
Did not care about Sue’s worrisome past.
She told him the truth
He renamed her Ruth
Their forty-six years have been an utter blast!
Never in the land of water and whir,
Had there ever lived such a mermaid pure.
Her scales were the loveliest of all the colors.
She was the envy of many mothers.
When we got to know her and saw her love
We knew she was graced with blessings above.
She had earned her colors, and she lived her truth.
She exuded peace and unity, our fair mermaid, Ruth.
May we be blessed to acknowledge all the wonders in our life
that have, for us, thus far accrued…
and to begin each day with a word of thanks…
and thoughts of gratitude.
Today I’m thankful for baseball
and the wisdom of Babe Ruth…
(Many old-timers will remember his name)
He said, ‘never let the fear of striking out
keep you from playing the game.’
Ruth, accepted her husband's and mother in law, Naomi's, God, she was dedicated to helping
Naomi. Naomi's husband and sons had died, leaving her alone in the world with no heirs to
take her husband's lineage into the future. Ruth gave Naomi a heir to keep her families name
alive. Jesus' ancestor was Ruth, through her faithfulness to Naomi and God.
Ruth KJV
Form:
Ruth,a lovely lady of Moab,
Nearly always picked up the tab;
Gav her mother-in-law a helping hand,
Emigrating back to her distant homeland;
Naomi quickly returned the compliment,
Matchmaking bing her special bent;
The romance of Boaz and Ruth,
Crossing wealth & caste,showed such love can last;
As grandson Jesse put forth his root,
From which sprang forth the eternal Truth.
How loving was Ruth. With her husband dead,
she stayed with his mother most willingly.
“Entreat me not to leave,” she said.
Better than seven sons was she
to her mother-in-law, Naomi.
Wither thou goest, I shall go,”
said Ruth as she left her homeland behind.
Great joy were Ruth and Naomi to know.
A kinsman for Ruth to wed they would find,
and a baby would bless them - for Ruth had been kind!
I love my mother-in-law,
I admire her way of life,
I look at her God in awe,
Who’s led her through deaths and strife,
I followed her to her land,
Leaving my people behind,
My God had great blessings planned,
Family love, I did find,
Though I am a Moabite,
In the lineage of Christ,
I’ve found a place, such delight!
God’s Grace and Love have sufficed.