Short Schema Poems
Short Schema Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Schema by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Schema by length and keyword.
Diorama
Make your own emblema
draw circles
in your schema
recreate a blue day
shine a panorama
make it a beautiful diorama...
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Categories:
schema, beautiful, boy, child, color, dream, image, sky,
Form:
Rhyme
The Schema of Life
Select All Scenes from MyLife
Where Memories like ‘shining stars’
And In between MyHopes and Fears
Or not Forever in (‘my’, ‘dreams’)...
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Categories:
schema, on work and working, science
Form:
Free verse
The Perfect Quintilla
The perfect Quintilla sustains
AABBA schema with no refrains,
Five lines, each with eight syllables
No excess words or weak fillables,
Briefly, its meaning it contains.
written March 14, 2022
(Eight syllables per line
checked with HMS)...
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Categories:
schema, poems, writing,
Form:
Quintilla
Knocked Flat By Life
Shebabah has always been at the edge of fun
but lately she has been
knocked flat by life
She is confused at her next step
she sticks out her schema,
searching for what?
it won’t be long now
her heart is dying of heartbreak
Sh! She is not supposed to know yet....
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Categories:
schema, depression, heartbreak,
Form:
Free verse
Ottava Rima
So many forms of poetry to try!
Their meter is distinct, as is their rhyme.
Here’s yet another one that caught my eye;
I must remember it from time to time.
I like it, but I am not quite sure why;
seems sonnet-like but perhaps less sublime.
This schema has a funny-sounding name:
Ottava rima, not sure who’s to blame…...
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Categories:
schema, poetry,
Form:
Ottava rima
A Song In Hongkong
Once in Hong Kong I sang a song
Chong and Wong pulled along
Choir it became strong
Lifelong those throngs now belong
Rithimus Divisa 4 Poetry Contest
of Gregory R Barden
6.8.2020
reference my poem: Mohan's Rhyme Schema at:
https://www.poetrysoup.com/poem/mohans_rhyme_schema_581037
(date: 6.7.2014, contest name: Rhyme Schema, sponsor: Verlena S Walker)...
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Categories:
schema, song,
Form:
Rhyme
Stars In Her Eyes
"she has stars in her eyes”
I heard it, but I did not understand it.
Makes as much sense to me as milking a frog.
Or kicking the moon or diving into a tree.
Stars in her hair I could understand.
My sister and I used to brush our hair one hundred strokes.
We could hear static electricity popping and kicking in the dark.
We could reach out and get zapped by it. Ouch!
But stars in her eyes?
I have no possible schema that understands it....
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Categories:
schema, word play,
Form:
Free verse