Short Someone Poems

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


Fine Your Self

or you blackor white
or just light
or you very bright
or do you light up the night
or you someone els
FINE YOUR SELF


Premium Member All For Love

I cry, I pretend and laugh.
I'm strong,though it's not enough.
I fight for someone I trust.
I die in the name of love.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Popeye and olive oil

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           someone call
              a medic
              popeye
          slipped in the
                 tub

Cogito Ergo Sum

I Think Therefore I Am
     do I think
     or am I just a parrot
     barking back ideas
     someone spoke in my ear

Valintine Boxs of Candy

its   in a boxs
has a gold top
your part the lot
so don't have to hop
its from someone dandy
VALINTINEBOXES
OF CANDY


Behavioral Children

All actions
Someone engage in 
Owes him and his own children 
Surely,not his blood
But all are his behavioral children

Premium Member Motherhood

How lovely it is,
Birthing child on Mother's Day.
An example of
Someone who has made her way
To fulfilling motherhood.
Form: Tanka

Goverment Repair

now is the time
to get in line
for hope vote
someone in
who the people friend
and will be fair
its
GOVERMENT REPAIR

Someone Calling You

someone there
won't you near
cause he care
stop and there
so your be aware
that he loves you too
SOMEONE CALLING YOU

Suicide Tourism In Switzerland

A paradise
You enter the country
Someone will follow you
And kill you gently
In a dark alley
Paradise never was so relaxed
Form:

Nailed and Failed

A no-one that I knew I nailed
The someone that I loved I failed
What a bitter pill to take
To lust, not love, a big mistake
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Alone

Alone In the darkness Seeking to find someone Stumbling, searching, groping for help Forlorn
Form: Cinquain

After Snow Dig Out

get out the pick
ice frezz quick
time too
this someone must do
work until you blue
no doudt
its the
BIG SNOW DIG OUT

Someone To Look Up Too Thats You

you can be that stand
top of a can
giving a helping hand
making plans
for all good you do
SOMEONE
TO
LOOKS UP TOO
THATS YOU

Premium Member Lazy

If there were an award presented to the one who was the most lazy,
I would probably send someone over to pick it up for me.
Form: Rhyme

Lover of the Art's

anything sing
can my bell ring
someone who dance
over me can prance
like otherits in my heart
am a
LOVER OF THE ART'S

Ersao

As we finish our last meal
I looked at you with dismay and ordeal
Hurt,annoyed

You left me and dined with someone new.

We All Need a Friend

its be said again
and again life is thin
no need to just grim
its not a sin
have someone deep in
WE ALL
NEED A FRIEND

Closed Off Options

When in disagreement with you,
they label you "close minded",

this is the attribute of someone who,
is "close minded".
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member All a Matter of Character

When you finally
Pass a phase of character,
You soon encounter
Someone all the same as you
Were before who you are now.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member In The Know

In The Know
We lost the Garden of Paradise
Where we no longer grow
And all because 
Someone wanted
To be in the know
Form: Rhyme

Helping Someone In Secret

Help someone secretly
Is the best for good
Good people have good news
Good people will have
Good reward, peace in life.

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.

Premium Member One Way Street

Love does not walk
Hand in hand 
On a one way street.
She had already
Turned the corner
There was someone else to meet.
Form: Rhyme

The Find

I never knew that I would find
Someone special to call mine
Then you show up looking fine
I have to say that it’s divine!
Form: Rhyme

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