Short Send Poems

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


Send Me

lord
send me
not
for
fame
nor
glory
but
to
serve
in
the
name of
the
lord
just 
send me
to
be
transformed


O Pity Me and Send Cash

Black Lives Matter now has sparkle:
"Finding Freedom" - Meghan Markle
Don't be a crook!
Pay for her book!
After all, its patriarchal!
Form: Limerick

Send Me Your Love

My love if you’re sleeping
Send me your dreams

If you’re smiling
Send me your smile

If you’re crying
Send me your tears

I love you
© Lara Wash  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Phone Send Me a Smile and a Kiss

tho your farway
I must say
miss you everyday
under you too
am like a child
you I miss
am all alone
by 
PHONE
SEND ME  SMILE AND A KISS

Premium Member The Torch the Gods May Send

For teachers are the torch the gods may send,
Whose patient light, the wounds of darkness mend;
Who, but they bring beginning, there be end.
Form: Rhyme


Kind To Send

Blessed all are of in built kind 
To share to all they don’t mind 
It’s to send away to all destinations 
It’s not to end where it’s originations

Send Beams!

Send Beams!

Heartfelt expressions,
Makes life better; be friendly.
Remember to smile.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
March 16, 2010
Poetic form: Senryu
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Send Me Send Me

repent!
or...in great anger i shall strike thee down with a quote to languish without
meaning for the rest of thine ill begotten grounded days upon rocks of time
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Send In the Clone

‘Do not disturb’ sign on my phone,  
the struggle is real with time zones; 
Too tired to feel alive 
can’t miss this Instagram Live, 
maybe I will just send in my clone.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Send It High-

I have climb ed the highest mountain I stepped down to the lowest valley
My ascensions nigh?
My devotion  it's set on high



2/3/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member Send In the Seals

As you sneak your way into the kremlin The name that you should be rememberin’ Is ‘teeny dick’ Putin But please don’t just shoot him The West wants that fella dismemberin’
Form: Limerick

How To Send a Email

just sit  at desk
and get set
 while lingering
start fingering
 read the word as told
call compose
 than writer or tyde ment
than quick yo click sent
it never fails
HOW TO SEND A EMAIL
art
Form:

Premium Member Send Me Out To Pasture

Pushed the wrong button, lost a bunch of stuff Unable to recover, disappeared in a puff Stuff, quite unique Such havoc I wreak Send me out to pasture, this geezer has had enough
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Send Me Out To Pasture

Pushed the wrong button, lost a bunch of stuff Unable to recover, disappeared in a puff Good stuff, quite unique Such havoc I wreak Send me out to pasture, this geezer has had enough
sad
Form: Limerick

Instead of Suspend Do Intend To Send

Instead of Suspend Do Intend to Send

What I want to do is instead of suspend,
And should do is to  go ahead and send,
For a while thought;
My message sought,
Was one I did intend and no one offend.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Censors Send Sores

poetry scents a:
sensor
no sensor
sense or
no sense or
sense soar
no sense soar
sense sore
no sense sore
sense ore
no sense ore

but

scent sore
censors
send sore
sense or
no sense ore


stan sand
© Sand Blown  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Where Do I Send the Letter

Clicking on all cylinders, must be the weather Though wetter than usual, this summer's been better For outdoor festivities It curtails activities Not as steamy, where do I send my thank you letter?
Form: Limerick

Send Me a Map, I'M Lost

I went to find happiness
I made a left, shoulda gone right

Went to find love
Nothing but emptiness was in sight

Looking for wealth
I found a penny in the dirt

Some one send me a map
Before I really get hurt
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Send Me To the Principal

I dread seeing this child on my watch.
He is belligerent and mean.
He yells at me.
He is totally disrespectful.
He yells in my face “send me to the principal!”
Obviously that is the last place I would send him now.

Premium Member Send Me Down A Sign

I’m about to ride into battle Lord, 
Hoping victory will be mine, I
 fight only as a last resort Lord, 
But I think it’s justified this time, 
If you agree my cause is just Lord 
Will you please send me down a sign.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Why I Should Win 1st Place - Bobby Send Me Your Bank Account Number

Bobby I urge you to ignore the rest
Because my rhyme is simply the best
Second or third place will not do
That's why I'm sending money to you.

Written on 28/02/2019.

For I am a winner contest.
Sponsored by Bobby May.
Form: Rhyme

Send Thee a Cleopatra Woman

Kiss you like a flower
Hold you like the world
Love you like no tomorrow
If you be my Queen of the Nile
Rich brown caramel skin
Hair glows like fire in the wind
You and I shall rule the world
Lord, send thee a Cleopatra woman

Should I Send This

Dear D, W, P sorry my wife missed her back to work meeting
but have been a bit preoccupied with the bone density scan
her doctot of 30 years
has ordered for her

Deratment of Work and Pensions
I swear i will send this to the papers

Premium Member Should I Send An Anonymous Letter

Edna gave advice to the love lost and lovelorn on the radio.
Her show was popular, but it would be the last place I would go.
Her breakups were many, her sour dour ways were no better.
I was thinking of sending this silly station an anonymous letter.
Form: Rhyme

Great Sprit Send Me Visions

great spirit come over me and let me see what i need to see which is the evils that be!i ask you father do this now for your warrior and friend again and again! sendme visions and dreams that will let mein there head and protect me so i dont end up dead!

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