Short Smarts Poems
Short Smarts Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Smarts by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Smarts by length and keyword.
Smarts phones
Came up with many options
Few known
Many unknown
Some not given
Some gone hidden
To live with Corona is sudden!
intellectual stilettos
stepping on toes
more than hips swaying
1/17/2020
A lesson learnt in ancient Rome:
Beware the sun with sea-salt foam
But learnt at Yale
With skin so pale
Don't leave your bikini at home!
It's sensual in beauty, covets both sunshine, and rain. Elegent in structure, now
is the time for your quiz smarts to reign. Good Luck!!
Intelligence rises from ignorance when elevated by common sense...
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07/11/2016
The old can travel and visit
Cool places some think exquisite
For our ebb and flow
Even fools should know
Requisite restroom...where is it?
Reason does have a heart.
It has the smarts to show compassion.
Words of wisdom can wait.
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: 3rd place 2026
The Poodle is known for its smarts
For excelling at music and arts
But an owner was telling
Me after the smelling
They also blow nuclear farts
Had all wild animals the smarts,
They'd surely know it in their hearts,
That living in the manner mild,
By far outweighs the running wild.
His narcissism’s off the charts
Only psychos say he’s got smarts
This china shop bull
Sells shopping carts full
Of shlock from his rear-facing parts
Why, of course, OUR country is superior!
We are free not to say what we think...
Yes, comrade, you are right -- wink, wink
Here we are not free to say what you think
GAMES
parents
played with us
memories were made
with games as Mom and Dad
wished us to share smarts and fun
"play stays family bonds for life"
Here I sit in my big easy chair
Getting older by the minute, losing my hair
Still got the smarts
But those big old farts
Are making it hard to concentrate I declare
We sharelove, you and I
We playfully agree to see eye to eye
Our minds are in sync
We joke with grins and wink
We've got the looks and the smarts
What a lovely pair, our two hearts
Form:
You're probably wondering about the title
So explaining the meaning is vital
It's coz too many smarts
Are bursting us apart
Cause our extra is stored while we're idle
Who woulda thunk it, I'd still be around
Still got lots to offer though, pound for pound
My smarts go way back
A prehistoric Jack
Was around when the dinosaurs did abound
You're probably wondering about the title
So explaining the meaning is quite vital
It's coz so many smarts
Are bursting us apart
So our extra is stored in our outer walls
Love is a mystery of two enchanted hearts.
They don't teach the laws of love in schools.
Love can not be explained by wisest of the smarts,
-When fell in love, they too become love's fools.
The Lurner
Dr. James E. Martin
©January, 2014
He went to school to lurn
So that much money he could earn.
He palyed too much
He was out of touch
I guess, to smarts, he would not turn.
You're probably wondering about the title
So explaining the meaning is really quite vital
It's coz so many smarts
Are bursting us apart
So our extra is stored in our outer walls
You're probably wondering about the title
So explaining the meaning is quite vital
It's coz so many smarts
Are bursting us apart
So our extra smarts are stored in our brain walls
Here I sit in my big easy chair
Getting older by the minute, losing my hair
Still got the smarts
But those big old farts
Are making it hard to concentrate I declare
© Jack Ellison 2015
If I was gorgeous ...
And had all smarts ...
I’ve had prenup…
If I was married.
I would not care about the job
And every day I would be lazy
I would be shopping all the time
I would be busy as a beaver.
You're probably wondering about the title
So explaining the meaning is vital
It's coz so many smarts
Can burst us apart
So the extra smarts are stored in our sidewalls
© Jack Ellison 2015
Who woulda thunk it, I'd still be around
Still got lots to offer though, pound for pound
My smarts go way back
A prehistoric Jack
Was around when the dinosaurs did abound
© Jack Ellison 2016