Short Soonest Poems
Short Soonest Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Soonest by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Soonest by length and keyword.
Global Warming
Trees are sighing
Cascading spent leaves
Dead or dying
Gentle on the breeze
The sun's warm rays
Will soonest disappear
But, do not worry
It happens, but
Once a year...
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Categories:
soonest, nature,
Form:
Free verse
If You Feel It Write It
If you feel it write it
When you feel it
Then
It comes
Great Inspirations don't wait
Too long
So when you feel it
Catch it
Don't let it go
Write it as soonest
As possible
Or it leaves you....
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Categories:
soonest, africa, confidence, courage, encouraging, inspiration,
Form:
Epic
You First
You First
Been missed
You too keep notice
Been away why?
You to the soonest
Every moment to clap
...Once more, I am a...
Tall human you never saw
As in every basketball game i go
...Play
...Or No...
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Categories:
soonest, creation,
Form:
Free verse
Questions
Do we live too long for the moment,
for our visions that fleeting seem?
Do we deem what is passing substantial,
and what shall abide a mere dream?
Was love brought by a moment,
by a moment stolen away?
Did the fire that burned most fiercely
turn the soonest ashen-gray?...
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Categories:
soonest, feelings, sad, truth,
Form:
Elegy
My Name
I see the long rays and coming of every moon
I see the sun up there at every noon
Never a change of day not thesame
on everyday i have laid claim
Soonest to come is a day not to complete
Soonest i turn my name is delete ...
That my name is face without a face
But some letters, a word and the words i lace ......
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Categories:
soonest, adventure, life, day,
Form:
I do not know?
Christmas
Soonest or later in winter.
Snowy and ice all mixed together.The smell of ice the taste of snow.
Cutting tress for design. The happiness it brings. The joy it flames.
My awesome Christmas tree. At the bottom loaded with presents and heavy loads.
The sound of Christmas makes me happy because am getting a Christmas tree.
My awesome Christmas tree....
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Categories:
soonest, christmas,
Form:
Lyric
Those Who Others Wives Eye
Those who others wives eye
Aren't ready to say 'why'?:
When they do,package 'lie'
They give colourful dress
And remember to press:
"Has got nose of Grandma,
Who loved to read prima!"
They soonest away fly,
Who would others'wives eye:
No other option try,
If it'd end up in a mess,
Down drag him more or less;
Herman out for long stress...
A full stop not comma
To acts flawed by karma....
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Categories:
soonest, character, conflict, evil, lust,
Form:
Rhyme
Brood
Over solemn matters men brood.
Whoever does not clearly crude;
One is anxious to win a feud:
The face of Jude facing The Rude
And I say: it’s the right mood;
The countenance of The Shrewd,
For when it is shrewd follows food.
Over the life-changing I brood
As I wish to hear The Good;
Not like leaves shake where I’ve stood
Or, soonest, start mouthing The Rude
And sorrow drowning in The Brewed....
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Categories:
soonest, analogy, imagination, people, wisdom,
Form:
Rhyme
Questions of Moment
Do we grow too old for the moment,
too old for the visions and thoughts,
which, though seeming ephemeral,
live longest of all things on earth?
Do we cast away hoping and dreaming
but cleave to all that is seen?
Do we deem what is passing substantial
and what shall abide but a dream?
Was love brought by a moment,
by a moment stolen away?
Did the fire that burned most ardently
turn the soonest ashen-grey?...
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Categories:
soonest, dream, loss, lost love, nostalgia,
Form:
Elegiac Lyric
Forgiveness Comes Last
I want your forgiveness to come last:
You often go back to a sin too fast.
I could you with soldiers grenades blast
And later pained flag fly at half mast,
Even as onlookers are aghast;
Of the sorry news try to broadcast;
My guilt and worries soonest cast aside...
your benefactors you leave red-eyed
As though they had for days on end cried
Or in public staked and lost their pride
Or spent and spent and up pockets dried....
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Categories:
soonest, bullying, cat, death, evil, gothic,
Form:
Rhyme
In Staid Stillness
In staid stillness let us receive
with gratitude, each breath we take,
making mind tranquil like a lake,
negating schemes ego does weave,
for whose demise we need not grieve,
that in quietude we awake,
in staid stillness.
Burden of fear we chose to heave
was evidently a mistake,
which at soonest, we'd best forsake,
compelling ego to take leave,
in staid stillness.
12-October-2022
Rondine
a(R)bbaabR abbaR
@ 8 syllables per line...
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Categories:
soonest, inspirational, muse, spiritual,
Form:
Other
Say Sorry To the Broke
Learn to say ‘Sorry’ to who is broke:
Don’t him near to make of it a joke,
Even if you were to him Nice Bloke
Or playfully would his rib-cage poke;
He’s now saddled with burdensome yoke
And easily could in whisky soak.
Remember it’s ‘Sorry’ to The Broke
Rib-cracking it might be leave your joke
The once-tuneful voices, a croak
So Trifling Words - For God’s Sake! - don’t fit
Some in helpless chairs cheerfully sit
But soonest mortally themselves hit!...
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Categories:
soonest, anxiety, cheer up, cry, money,
Form:
Rhyme