Short Stipulations Poems

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

Her toenails in dual shades of cruel.
They’re long and they’re strong but don’t fool.
She must get a grip!
The blue she must clip…
Repaint and return back to cool.

7/16/2022

© Kim Rodrigues  

I had rules and regulations
a heart strong with stipulations
But when I laid my eyes on you
My heart didn't know what to do

So I let myself go
In your world I let you carry me through
And you showed me things
I never would have knew

© Sara Wilson  

All Beaurocracie Complicates Decision
Especially For Generating Hope. 
Instructions Jeopardising, Killing, 
Leaving Many Normal, Open People
Quandering Recent Stipulations 
Tantamount to and Unquestionably 
Voicing War! Xenias Yearns Zeus!

© Mick Talbot  

It's true of course - 
we got a divorce,
and she bore my head aloft - 
but her heart was soft,
and I suffer no remorse.

My attorney's stipulations
omitted decapitations,
and so, it's only fair
my head is lying there
giving poetic recitations.

© David Crandall  

I would be a miracle
Caught in my display.
Another face and another name
Caught in a colored way.
Stylistic stipulations.
There is soft iron somewhere.
The ghost of a laser beam
Gunning at my head.
While I remember a dance 
I never learned.
Dodging and writhing.
Running and writing.

© Matt Caliri  

Caveat is warning or proviso of specific 
stipulations, conditions, or limitations.

Trump Caught In a Caveat

In a Corvette with blond, Trump was caught,
With traffic becoming unbearable onslaught;
We know why;
Hung out to dry,
And what could be  one more incredible caveat.

Jim Horn

As usual, listening to MSNBC and Smerconish.

© James Horn  

MERCY

Showing mercy
to those who wrong us
is God’s will. As He has forgiven us,
 we are to forgive others. But too often we attach
 stipulations such as an apology or some sort of restitution.
But this shouldn’t be because Christ died for us while we were yet sinners.
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October 6, 2023

© Tom Wright  

Ignoring the distance prohibition
    I was visited today by an audacious caller
          Defiantly coming within an inch of me
                And waving  three times before
                    Taking flight as swiftly as he had appeared;
                           No doubt believing that his status outranked
                                     Transient man-made stipulations! 

                                                              
 25.03.20

© Wendy Watson