Short Smiled Poems

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


Pointblank

when he pulled the trigger,within his boots, his legs shook;
too his narrow shoulders, but his conscience not; he smiled
Form: ABC


This Dark Forest Glows

Morn-faced, on the inside
Now this dark forest glows.
Love one feels! First smiled upon.
As warm. As deep. Heart knows!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Southwest Breeze

I'm someone nobody sees.
You can call me Southwest Breeze.
When you smiled and when you frowned,
I've always been around.

One Day

She used to see him every day,
Their paths crossed one day,
He smiled,she blushed, 
They stopped being strangers that day.

Premium Member Acknowledgement

Someone smiled at me today.
I responded with a cheery g'day.
Such simple gestures to convey,
As we both went our merry way.
Form: Monorhyme


Do Not Give Rodents Alcohol

Hickory Dickory Splotch
The Mouse glanced at his watch
The chime struck ten
The Mouse smiled then
And opened up his Scotch
Form: Rhyme

He Smiled'

I saw you that day

Walking at the park

I fell in love I mean before we could even talk...

I smiled

that entire day.
Form: Rhyme

Velvet Teeth

She smiled like sin in silk—
slow, sweet, and sharp beneath.
He kissed her anyway.
Called it love.
She called it
strategy.

Premium Member Cry

smiled a river today
playing with bam bam and pebble.
the lord is me in their world
and fine by me looking in a mirror of gods

My Sun

I woke to find the sun smiling down.
To brighten up my day.
With silky hair she smiled again,
And replied with a simple "Hey!"
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member She Knew Me Well

my silence disturbed her
she knew i was a volcano
ready to kill
i smiled
attempting to disarm her
she knew me better than that

Premium Member Sleep Disorder

Morning came and dad was sad
his sleep had been a tad bad
	he smiled a frown
	thought up was down
nightmares had driven him mad!
Form: Limerick

Sweet Guy

i once knew a stinky dude
who smelled so bad it was rude
but he was a great guy
always smiled and said hi
and had a sweet atitude
Form: Limerick

Tears of a Father

You laugh when I have done the best I could do,
Smiled when I have glowed
Shouted as I found my way home
Cried as my joy was broken

Your Smile

A rainbow frowns
but when it smiles
the world will then
smile too

But a smile
that's smiled is
not a smile, unless
it's smiled by you
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member They Matched Wits

Mother Goose met Dr. Zeuss
  They circled each other for a while
Mrs. Goose lunged for his caboose
  He tickled her wit, then smiled

Premium Member Castor and Pollux

Castor and Pollux smiled down on earth
Aware of their constellation status.
Pollux loving it.
Castor still pouting about being mortal.

Premium Member The Rainbow Smiled

rain fell from the vast blue sky
lark looked;for dry limb~
wish came true, when rainbow smiled










2-11-2020
Alexis Y.
© Alexis Y.  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Thought of the day

by indifference crass and curt
we cannot deny that we were hurt
in witness mode we shrugged and smiled
as bliss beats continued to spurt
Form: Rubaiyat

She Danced

~
she danced like tulips
swaying in a gentle springtime breeze

as I smiled like the sun 
watching in a brilliant summer sky
~

Opening Smile

You met her the first and she smiled
thinking she will add another
even a sweeter one this time
keeps you happy, hopeful
and young in mind

Joy

Just as a ton of  sorrows bent my weary back--

Over the mountain the sun struck the water--

You smiled and shuffled down the dusty track.
Form: Acrostic

Suicide Note

Undo this
And quickly. 

Razors, the cut, 
The Edge, bleeding
Endlessly. 

I smiled because
Heaven took you 
from me. 

And I am not
far behind.

Moment

just before he passed away
he opened his eyes
and smiled.
not at the people in the room-
someone had come to fetch him.
this is my comfort.
© Viv Wigley  Create an image from this poem.

In the Winter of Our Lives

I asked you this morning how you felt
though I already knew the answer
You smiled and gave me eggs and sausage
I did not need to ask for them

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