Short Sharing Poems
Short Sharing Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Sharing by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Sharing by length and keyword.
Sharing loneliness
On a boat in a stale pond
We keep throwing rocks
To imitate the great seas
Too cowardly to explore
"Crime and Punishment"
lies open upon his lap.
A fly alights page
two hundred seventy three
and both continue to read.
"Crime and Punishment"
lies open upon his lap.
A fly alights page
two hundred seventy three
and both continue to read.
we can talk about the world
till we’re blue in the face
what about us
what about us
AP: Honorable Mention 2022
babbling brook
poetry
in motion
plant a seed
earth is moist
love must grow
smile on face
big secret
not sharing
the reward for participation is ....participation
aka: involvement, engagement, contribution, sharing, engaging, joining in
in the sweat lodge
black elk solemnly says
welcome stone people and
thanks for sharing heat with us. . .
Mitakuye Oyasin*
Jealous kids
Same ones
Who never liked
Sharing their toys
Greedy bullies
They’ve become
AP: Honorable Mention 2020
Poet,
sharing her soul,
paints a picture with words.
Pen and paper are her canvas.
....artist
chatty
fatty
happy
chappie
jelly
belly
caring
sharing
funny
fella
comp entry 24102016 1st go at footle
Central Park is where I walk
Many people to who I talk
About the weather
May seam so small
Yet little talk
Is spread with all
We only marry on the moon
Sharing our love and special day
With only the stars and the planets
That don't speak, they only be.
Seven slurring stout sociable salty sailors
Standing stealthily silent
Solo
Sharing secret salacious
Stirring sailing stories.
A time of reflection
Traditions of gratitude
Sharing memories
Reflections of love and joy
Stuffed turkey and salad!
an annoying fly
insists on sharing my lunch
two attempts...and splat!
written August 13, 2021
Sir Philosopher, span your mind
sharing many dreams you own
Sir Dreamer, reveal your dreams
sharing much wisdom you span
Form:
Friend
Heartache befalls the friend sharing gives love.
© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
January 17, 2010
Poetic form: Monoku
The large blue teapot,
Used for special occasions,
And platters of cakes;
A gathering of friends
Sharing stories, sharing lives.
Medieval man gone wild
Crazy love, never modern
Just an old fashioned wonder
A man sharing love
Russell Sivey
your sharing
and careing
your neat
your a ice cream treat
thing you say
I love in everyway
the work you do
THAT
WHY I LOVE YOU
Wealth is
Divided
Amongst the few,
Who were already born
With it.
So they
Do not care
About sharing
Any resources with
Others.
Enjoying a snack
On my plate with a grilled cheese
The dog comes running
It is time to share my snack
Some forme, some for the dog
Minding as we step,
counting crocuses we walk,
taking snowdrop stops,
sharing with the afternoon,
joys of two boys now it's spring.
Wingless creatures,
Walking freely,
Sharing my abode,
Out of the blues,
These tiny miniatures,
Move randomly,
In appalling mode.
they sit in silence
peaceful comradeship
dog and cat as sister and brother
helping the world
by sharing their unity
instilling hope