Short Stem Poems

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


Stem Cell Epigram

This building is burning to the ground.
Save the old man or save the baby we found?
"He knows what TV is, he's already going down."
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Premium Member Stem of Growth

Taken by she, held Stem of growth fuelled to full Encapsulated Lusting combustion ignites They, loves explosion anoints .
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Stem To the Rose

Ones pillar of strength Edging towards it's flower On reaching their join Rich scented petals in bloom Where the stem and the Rose meet .
Form: Tanka

Stem Tides of Sin

Stem Tides of Sin

Tides of sin we again will try to stem;
After night was dark and always grim;
Tried to count;
A large amount,
And always remember each of them.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Long Stem Yellow Roses

Some long stem yellow roses I bring. This is just a little offering. It's a little treat They're for you, my sweet. You're a woman that makes my heart sing.
Form: Limerick


Leached Sand

The cloud-enshrined sun
The waves leaching away the sand
A whole world undone

Rose rayonnante de perle
Soleil soudé aux nuages
Un sourire de mère

Mussed baby petals
A rose-stem cut ere the thorn
A life rudely shorn
Form: Rhyme

The natural law

The water rises,                                                                                      the lotus stem rises too,                                                                                    its natural law.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Toddler Faerie On a Tulip Stem

toddler faerie on a tulip stem
giggling at every little bit of wind
sitting in the dark, enjoying a breeze
listening to humming bumble bees

toddler faerie sitting in the dark
hears an owl and a meadow lark
a firefly comes by and flashes his light
filling toddler faerie with sheer delight!
Form: Rhyme

Life Stem

Life Stem



Like a flower that never unfolds, 
is my conscious set unclear. 

Like the thorns that lay down by my side, 
 for protection from danger near. 

And the roots that are of my soul, 
 that I buried from what I fear. 

My life...lost years. 
My life...are you here? 



bmdavey@
02/08/16
Form: Rhyme

Toupee

Toupee, or not toupee, that is the question: whether 'tis nobler on the head to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous alopecia or to take wigs against a sea of baldness, wear them as a buffer, the whips and scorns stem, and by opposing end them. Ay, that's the nub. With apologies to William Shakespeare (1564 – 1616)
Form: Rhyme

Breakaway Stem

there is always a breakaway stem
that makes your life more colorful
the abstract art inspires you to think differently
the many different parts influences you to try different points of transit
you want to run, but the authenticity pulls you back in
via the many sudden light bulbs dinging off in your head, 
now you too are a breakaway stem yearning for many a new realm
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Stem the Tide

Conquer and divide
Truth is put aside
Freedoms continually denied
Propaganda is how they've always lied
A world through armies forever homicide
The time has now come to stem this evil tide
Spread the word of love that comes from deep inside
Heal the wounds of separation of a gulf that's far and wide
Each individual come together a loving collective we must urgently decide
Form: Monorhyme

Stem Flow of Blood

Final chapter, 
Shadow cast, 
Time is now,
Soon is last,

Given all to all,
Protection and love,
Close, the lesser known, 
More than he above,

A listening ear,
A hand to lend, 
Nought to sixty, 
Be it guardian or friend, 

But, tired is mind,
As Pages turn,
Life's lessons, 
Mine to learn, 

So, to take a breath,
Self needs love,
Less is more , 
Stem flow of blood,
© Pol Anto  Create an image from this poem.
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Stem of Happiness

Hypnotized by their looks, 
Caught me like a fish on a hook,
They glow as bright as the sun, 
Their smile lit up with fun,

Their voice is like music to my ears, 
Bright, loud, soothing. All theirs,
I’d take an insult for them, 
Like in the Ruff. They’re a gem,

Are they really worth falling over? 
For them, I’d need a 4 leaf-clover, 
If all is fair in love and war, 
I can’t do this anymore.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Plucking Petals

she plucks pink petals one by one till there none a stark bare stem with beauty gone and empty would that she could glue them back but it is done and now no soft and secret silk will tempt thee even the green, moist, straight stem bends in the sun and there are fresh new flowers full and plenty a vast field of flowers frilled and frenzied sought yet only this can tell if he loves you not

Lily By the Stem

Lily, light and frilly, On the may day break; She mounts upon the hill Engulfed by the morning dew, In gaeity she blossoms wide and fair, Beset upon the breast, Of yellow, green distended bed. Oscillating with the glorious wind, Pleased to be a fleeting flower; Neither deploring nor resenting, It's petite existence, Coming to approbate, life is short but fair, Gradient, soft and delicate, A momentary dream in tune.

Long Stem Red Rose

Long Stem Red Rose

It was her favorite
she was going to use them
in her wedding.
But today we are laying them
on her grave,
Why do things like this happen?
to such a beautiful young lady.
Why did she take her own life?
What caused her to change?
They said, in the room where she was found
there were long stem red roses  everywhere.
There was one rose with a note,
He laid, cheated, stole
and most of  all he was married.
I am tired, I most go now.
Let him live with it.
Form: Verse

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