Short Steer Poems
Short Steer Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Steer by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Steer by length and keyword.
call me Robinson Crusoe
steer me toward my own island
in the Pacific,
let me be myself
one with nature
let me enjoy her balmy ideas
release me to summer
the two- ton Iowa steer gave me a ***** leer
over hear, dear, come be my ever-loving peer.
Smile sheer, he wore rings in his nose and right ear.
I resolved not to go near until I had consumed my beer.
Nothing to fear bellowed the steer. Over hear dear, over here!
Let love throbs steer, our each impulse
Presence of God draws near
No feral instincts to repulse
All souls one, all are dear
Fear mirrors dark desire
Let go, for God aspire
Vibrant, aglow, afire
Jettison fear
Let love throbs steer
25-December-2021
Quietus
Closing my eyes and opening my ears.
I can see the truth in words.
And hear the trickle of every tear.
Yearning for companionship.
But their is none hear.
I'm unable to find a like mind.
And that's exactly what i fear.
Love is very hard to find.
Yet always near.
I've learned one thing in my quest.
To let my heart steer.
Your fiancé is waiting for you, adorned in fashion.
Is seeing your enemy green with envy your sole passion?
In a silly show-off of your skill, you've hurt your head.
Do you think your sweetheart would applaud your foolish bloodshed?
If you can't see the bikers, trucks, and signals, side by side
Won't your bride evince her pride in your comrade's cautious ride?
Acting at first on my own
Trying to forget all I've known
There's a change in my tone
Recognizing how much I've grown
Solitude is what I used to fear
Yet again I'm standing here
A blind man can't drive or steer
The reasons being becoming clear
Not knowing if It's wrong or right
With no progress in sight
Aspiring to burn with ths light
Keeps me shining bright