Short Somebody Poems

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


Weakness

Work; worry;
Everyday!
Action ~ reaction!
Kindness? Never!
Needs not met.
Eventual eruption!
Somebody WILL
suffer!
Form: Acrostic


Holiday Greetings!

Lovers of cars, Papas sitting in the bars -
Somebody think how not to drink: milk holiday greetings
For driver meetings!
Form: Haiku

Somebody To Love

I have no roof to shelter under
When the sky begins to rain
For an umbrella through the thunder
I will always hope in vain.
Form: Rhyme

Phone

Loud phone
            Always ringing
        Somebody answer it
I'm sick of hearing the phone ring
                Shut up!
Form: Haiku

Transformation

It does not seem long ago
I used to be somebody
Then you took your love away
Now I'm nobody

4/19/2017
For contest Dodoitsu
Form: Dodoitsu


Premium Member Thought of the Day

We are in the body
Now we are in the void
Are we a this or that somebody
Living a life doomed to be destroyed 

08-March-2023
Form: Rhyme

No One Is My Love Alike

He wrote.
what others did not.
“Why have you written differently?”
Somebody asked him!
He replied,
“No one is,
my love alike.”

Us-Nato 'Humanitarian' Intervention In Libya Haiku

US-NATO “humanitarian” intervention in libya haiku

10-2-5

replacing somebody who won’t do our 
bidding 
with someone who will

Pencil (Fibonacci)

I 
Know  
I wrote 
You, in my 
heart, but my mistake
Not yours, I used only pencil 
And somebody erased it, now you’re gone, forever!
Form: Fibonacci

Parlor Room

Everybody wants to be 
Some body
Somebody wants to know someone
Someone doesn't know anybody
Every body is some body
Pleasantly I am me
Form: ABC

Truthbomb

... We can't afford healthcare for white American children because we need to be bombing somebody else's for the love of Jesus and Israel...?
© Chris Conn  Create an image from this poem.

Somebody To Die For

Life enters love’s chat room for a date with destiny

13-12-2015

Hurts’ Somebody to die for

Silent One’s One Liners 7 - Poetry Contest
Form: Lyric

Fears and Cries

If anybody else’s fears 
fill the nights
You will absolutely hear 
somebody else’s cries;
Please, let me know
why, then, common sense dies

Rumors

Somebody said,
They all heard,

Rumors spread,
Many dread,

They are not true,
yet I feel blue,

Stop this bad feud,
Am just like you
Form: Rhyme

Eureka

I 
just
worked 
out how to
tell somebody
their breath is bad
without hurting their
feelings; ‘I’m so bored,
lets go and brush our teeth’
Form: Shape

Premium Member Everybody Is Somebody

You are always somebody. Nobody is nobody. Everybody is unique. You can be yourself. inspired by another member's poem
Form: Dodoitsu

Premium Member Tears Through the Years

Was I just learning
How to love somebody else
Through all of these years?
What then of my old yearning?
Why do these thoughts bring me tears?
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Connections

Everyone is trying to make a connection with somebody else,
but before a true connection can ever be made, 
one must truly connect with one's self.
Form: Rhyme

Extreme Testimonial

Somebody mean once asked Arlene
how her routine left her so lean.
Whether drunk or on junk,
if it wasn't for *****
she wouldn't get any protein.
© John Weber  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Medical Practice

I refuse to go to the local doctors,
A medical practice part of the NHS
And I know beggars can’t be choosers
But they can practice on somebody else
Form:

Cryptic Description

cryptic description
you may say: it's not deserving
somebody put it there

and others
agreed, can't stay without the vote
from the majority, cope

Premium Member The Least I Can Do

Nothing revolves around me,
Nor does everything need to involve me.
Least I can do for everybody, is be
The one, when they most need somebody to see.
Form: Rhyme

I Read, That Carrots Help Stop Diarrhea

I read, that carrots help  stop diarrhea,
I was amused and  exclaimed: "Wow"!
It is not  easy  to imagine how,
Somebody put  the  carrot in his rear.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member A Memory Of Somebody

                              old photograph
          
                                 she smiled
  
                              many years ago
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Catch Joy When You Can

Catch joy when you can
Like a butterfly twirling away
And keep near the heart.
If not, joy will escape your grip too
And fly by somebody else's head.
Form: Tanka

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