Short Take For Granted Poems

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


Love

Love is something that take for granted
We hate more than love
people don't know to say 
when the other person say
"I love you today"
Form: ABC


Premium Member Malefic Negligence

We take for-granted all of our sin,
But punish mistakes made by our own kin.
We cowardly save only our own skin,
Instead of ever unleashing the hero within.
Form: Quatrain

The Blessing of Today 2k10

Reinstated eyes absorbs given warmth,
Hence receiving the blessing of today. 
Minds re-energized too perceiving warmth;
Let's not take for granted a gifted day!
Form: Quatrain

Oblivious

I watch them all,
Walking around oblivious.
That one day 
It's all going to end.
I watch them take for granted,
Everything they touch.
So wrapped up
In the day to day bustle.

Fall Around Corner

Fall not due this part of the planet
leaves changing I'd just take for granted
stepped outside for fresh air
around corner was a snare
fell over a rake and I crash landed.


9-1-17
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Heavy Heart

Oftentimes one has to experience pain and traumas and be emerged into the fire to feel it’s heat and warmth of self reflection to appreciate the small things in lige that one oftentimes take for granted.

Patience

Let no man take for granted, 
the next man’s patience.

In next man’s heart resides
the blade, golden like furnace

To burn to hell, in vengeance,
in atonements of patience,
once taken for granted
Form: Didactic

Gift of Friendship

Friendship is a gift.
You showed me what a friend is;
You support, encourage and uplift.

I don't take for granted the bond we share
It's by grace that we pair
You show me that someone really do care.

We Should Start Surmising

We Should Start Surmising

Should take for granted and start surmising
Variables cause stock market to start rising,
And a detection;
Positive direction;
This is something we should begin realizing.

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

My Gift From On High

My gift from on high


God only knows where you came from, your shining silhouette follows you,
I have been so blessed- I'll never take for granted, my gift from on high



 
January 03,2020
John Derek Hamilton
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Our Body

its true that fresh air is good for the body
its true that love is refreshing to the soul
these foods that we take for granted
the free fruits of the world
do treat yourself to this soul food
and grow both in body and soul

Premium Member Breathing Easy

Breathing easy
  Speaking freely

Walking around
  Head above ground

Eyes take it all in
  Face forms a wide grin

Heart keeps on beating
  No signs of bleeding

Do not take for granted
  What in you God implanted
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Glory of the Sky

Let us not take for granted the glory of the sky. The ceruleans, bittersweets, flamingo-pinks. We need the interludes too - a dusty-gray sigh. Let us give praise as the Dayspring winks. 1/17/2023
Form: Quatrain

Real Life

Real Life

Life is wonderful
Life is beautiful
Life is warmth

Life is tender loving care
Life is something we shall cherish
Life is something we shall not take for granted

We can't share life but we can share feelings.

Perfect For Me

I love him and he loves me,
Happy together we are,
Happy forever we'll be.
Never take for granted the person you love,
Ecspecially when they've always given you their love.
Smiles and laughter is what I need,
So perfect he is, so perfect for me.
Form: Rhyme

When Distance Divides

When distance divides
What could have been there
Why does it matter?
Yet you maintain those feelings
Shove them in my face
And make me green with envy
Resentful of myself
And nothing more
Than those who take for granted
Your everyday presence
Form:

Gravity

Gravity we take for granted.
With it we all stick to earth.
But then we contend,
For some special spot on the surface,
And meanwhile forget.
Gravity was given to everyone.
So it takes another war to remind us,
That we all have to be someplace.
Gravity requires it.
© James Rudd  Create an image from this poem.

A Blessing

As the sun fades away into the horizon, 
For a split second, 
The world experiences a moment of darkness, 
But then the moon rises, 
With its magnificent glow, 
Blessing the Earth 
Once again with light, 
A blessing from the heavens 
That we tend to take for granted

This Planet These Humans

This planet
These humans
I do not understand
All they do is demand

They take and break
Have no time to wait
They wait to break
Take without the wait 

Money is all
This planet
These humans
 It will make you fall

Take it all 
These humans
On this planet
You take for granted

Premium Member My Muse Serenades Addendum

On a winding road but the view is clear,
pent up I am pierced by a bronze sunrise;
The perfect recipe? Us my dear;
Don’t take for granted what that implies;
Together we become icons, 
an addictive sumptuous treat;
Driving down deserted dawns,
inspiring a brand new beat.

People

They say you
Never know what you have
Until it is gone
That is true
Because 
I never knew
What I didn’t have
Until I met you
In life, we can
Take for granted
The many wonderful people
That come and go
But, for me
For certain
You are one
I will always want to know.

Premium Member Freedom

A must for you and me- Freedom is a gift we often take for granted; It's not free. Not guaranteed. Must keep it straight- never slanted; Our creed- Our prize! Free-will planted; Rise! A must for you and me! Must keep it straight- never slanted! Rise!
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member The Calendar

A day is torn
Everyday
365 or 365 1/4 days in a year
Excluding a doomsday
Which is never to be found
On the calendar
And so do not take for granted
Everyday
Although it may not be a worthy day
Although it may not be a perfect day 
But we pray to live
For a day of tomorrow

Sometimes

Sometimes we forget the things they say,
until we hear them in our voices.
We ignore the things that really count,
until they truly are our choices.
We over look the things they do,
until we do them on our own.
We take for granted someone’s love,
until the day we’re left alone.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Our Will To Act

Our will to act, in things we do We oft take for granted Each breath new, how does it renew Aliveness implanted Body vessel response God’s power does ensconce Soul dance in nonchalance Fiction or fact Our will to act 19-December-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

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