Short Supplying Poems

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


River,Ocean

RIVERS, OCEANS

Rivers,
Small streams
Flowing supplying racing
Through every part on earth
Fishing travelling twinkling
Enormous peaceful 
Oceans
Form: Diamante


God Food Is Supplying

God His food to a child is supplying;
So small one shall cease his crying;
When we meet,
Process complete,
And when child does God is drying.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Took Her Trusseau

Took Her Trusseau

Looked great wherever she would go
And this I must make sure you know;
Feature identifying;
She was supplying;
We could always tell by her trousseau.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Positivist Reflection

Despite living
supplying myself with cement
, steel and disgust...
Despite building me
daily verbiage walls,
I'm in a light spirit...
always ready to burst
in songs and laughter...!

Supplying Lying

Supplying Lying

Things with us Trump is supplying;
Sure does like to do a lot of lying;
Found full of confusion;
Distinguished by delusion;
All of this he did end up denying.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick


We Did Hear About Those Dying

We Did Hear About Those Dying

Did hear about all those who are dying;
From God a list he had been supplying;
Remember when;
Exact order in;
Tears would appear as we were crying.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

God Is a Drop of Water

God is a river
Always flowing, and stretching, in every direction
Like blood vessels in the body
Supplying the seas and the oceans with sustenance
Let Him be the first drop of water quenching your spirit

Denying and Then Crying

Denying and Then Crying

John's voice in wilderness was heard crying;
Have no fear even those who are denying;
Child has been born,
On one early morn;
His Son to save us God would be supplying.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Rupture of Trump Infrastructure

Rupture of Trump Infrastructure

Does appear to be another big rupture,
Of Trump, and his infant infrastructure,
Lying and lying;
More supplying;
Has been combined with compuncture.

(Being idiot he has a compunction.)

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Bob

Bob

A diva without a tiara,
Unbreakable even by Barra.

Greedy for space,
for light,
for love.

Supplying my shade,
my air,
my wonder. 

My keeper of tales to tell nought,
My indefatigable stalwart.

Do not fear, Bob is here.

Premium Member spring promise CM

Life breath growing.
Doves dawning song,
Zephyrs blowing.

Daisies blooming
Waiting yearlong.
Showers looming.

Turtles swimming.
Frogs croaking throng.
Creeks near brimming.

Lushness supplying.
Blessings belong.
Rich life implying.
Form: Haiku

Death Met In a Gazette

Death Met In a Gazette

There are times when death may be met;
Had been one of oldest  that is a Gazette;
News supplying;
Crying and dying,
And newspaper is filled with much regret.

Jim Horn

That was a horrible experience for Annapolis
area.
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Form: Limerick

Small Spark Deep In Dark

Small Spark Deep In Dark

Remember when we saw small spark,
Of hope we  discovered deep in dark;
Death and dying,
Supplying crying;
Had heard songs of love  from a lark.

James Horn

Not sure if people like my humorous,
philosophical or my emotional poems
the best.
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Form: Limerick

Diamond In the Dark

Diamond in the dark

Formed by fire

Come to light

Cut and polished

Sparkling brightly

Multifaceted

Viewed against the darkness which gave it birth

Radiates the light supplying worth

And shines for all to see

Shines for all eternity



Anne Linington

Disarmament

You don't make people safer

by supplying more guns,

you only make it safer through disarmament.

You don't make a world safer

by stockpiling bombs

you only make it safer through disarmament.

our arms we use to hug

are all the arms we need

so let's re-instate some sanity please.
Form: Narrative

Haiku Never Heard of Before

Trying then supplying and crying

Laughter Chapter Capture

Decline Vine Combine

Addressed Stressed Suppressed

Distortion Proportion Contortion

God me will be with
Swore and did take the fifth
He is not a myth

attitude prevails 
hear those sad who often wails
in coffin are nails

Jim Horn
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Form: Haiku

Creativity and Style

Just to be free
To soak up the peacefulness of the sea
Is truly a blessing to me
I am so grateful to God
For supplying the world
With so much love and beauty
For the eye to see
From ocean to land
Woman to man
Baby to child
And all of the animals and critters running wild
Boy does our God have creativity and style
Form: Rhyme

Eternity

ETERNITY

An eternity passed by 
Since I started writing the poem
Full of eddies in unknown lands
Was it a chance or magic of art?

Going upward to fly in skies
An unknown journey in the mind
Full of intrigues, all supplying
Accumulated knowledge defying
But the poor old brain is shocked
By centuries of old useless stock.
Form: Verse

Etrenity

ETERNITY

An eternity passed by 
Since I started writing the poem
Full of eddies in unknown lands
Was it a chance or magic of art?

Going upward to fly in skies
An unknown journey in the mind
Full of intrigues, in all supplying
Accumulated knowledge defying
But the poor old brain is shocked
By centuries of old useless stock.
Form: Verse

Lord's Prayer

Our Father,
Who art in heaven above
Thank you, for sending
Down your love
For supplying 
All our needs
We have been 
Blessed, indeed
Forgive us
For what we did wrong
Help us all 
To stay strong 
Live for you
Keep hearts pure, always
Give us the strength
To get through the day
Protect us through the night
While in bed we lay

6/15/14
Form: Rhyme

That Special Someone

do you got that lil someone
supplying your needs
at nite when your body 
needs to be caress
 
do you got a lil 
some one special
to make the simple 
things so blessful

you were trap 
alone now 
that lil some one 
came to your rescue
huh if not can i be

i'm not gone second guess
you 
or think wicked thoughts
baby i wanna address you 
like a envelope///
Form: Lay

Crush

Crush

Like the rainy season watercourse
Flowing with full pressure 
Fresh and strong, like wine
Too strong to bridge

At august it rests
From pregnant clouds
And thus the weight less
Supplying a low mass

At December thou dries
Leaving relics of pressure
Denying the fishes the pleasure
Once thought prerequisite

I once thought it love
Only to find it desire
Form: Sonnet

Reality

In the summer of a universe,
I am with the sun.

I yearn to break away.
I try.

A giant gravity holds me fast.
No matter how I try, I cannot reach a new domain.

I am trapped right here.
Armed with every treasure and matter known,
I make my leap for escape.

I succeeded.
And upon waking,

I found myself locked away forever,
Supplying blood to the beating heart of the sun.
sun

Night-Day

dark and lethal night
listening to the lone hoot owl—
one more dead raccoon 

bright and lively day
greeting the morning songbirds—
noisy children 

stunning night and day 
supplying niches for life—
our mother planet


© January 27, 2011
Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen

Written for Poetry Soup Member Contest: HAIKU HODGEPODGE…TRIO ... 
Sponsored by Linda-Marie The Sweetheart of P.S.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member The Bush Family

Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction
so we invaded Iraq, but we found none.
Now we're over there fighting for Iraq's liberty supposedly,
but that isn't the case necessarily.
The Bush's have government contracts supplying weapons for the military.
They are also major conglomerates in the oil industry.
Something about all of this stinks if you ask me,
but none dare call it a conspiracy.
Form: Rhyme

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