Short Take My Word Poems

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Premium Member The Task At Hand

I'm wasting words and wasting time

Trying to explain this heart of mine

No easy task to understand

So take my word and take my hand
Form: Rhyme


Love You More

When I say
I love You more,
You may
have to take my word for it

Now that you know,
Maybe you’ll stop
Competing for the show
And just let me kiss you
Form: Rhyme

Dark Abyss

New love seems so dangerous
when lost someone precious
 
take my word
its no easy world
 
walking the path
fighting the evils wrath
 
like nightmares memories they haunt
even the bravest of all they daunt
 
with no mercy they push them all
into the darkest abyss they fall
© Ravi Kiran  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Another Way

Just want to be happy,
To give my life all Ive got,
Forget everything Im not,
Everything that makes me unhappy

I promise I'll try,
But don't take my word,
Right and wrong are blurred,
But I didn't tell a lie

Ill be okay 
But not tonight
Lost my fight
Wish there were another way

My View On Boys

Some say boys are just plain dumb
Others say they are pretty smart
From what I know of them, I'd say you better run
You never know what is to come
Because, the one I know stole my heart
But you better not take my word for it
Things may not fall apart
If it's true love, you can't ignore it
Perhaps you are the one... he won't outsmart
© Jen H.  Create an image from this poem.
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Tomorrow

Do you know a man called”Tomorrow”?
I don’t,
not even the astrologers.
He mingles in silence’
A question, to every person he meets.
He smiles, he weeps as we do,
For every other thing.

Yes I had met him, today as I walked.
He was young and handsome,
An incarnation of darkness,
Well, do you know the question he asks,
Take my word…………as I do not,
if till tomorrow I will last.

Premium Member Clerihew Yasuda

Permit me ,Kenneth Yasuda,to present
an author of American/Japanese descent
The Essential Haiku his noteworthy book
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Form: Clerihew

Premium Member It Comes From Within

Read not this poem for inspiration;
Look for it rather from deep within.

It doesn’t come from a witty plaque;
It’s self inflicted – and that’s a fact.

Words from outside may help motivate,
But the thoughts you have are what makes you great.

Stop waiting for others to inspire you;
Believing in yourself is the first thing to do.

So take my word and don’t take my word;
Make your inner voice the one that’s heard.
© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Scare Crow For Mean Pests

Do please, your loins gird;
The pest is a bird:  
Low-flying, sharp beak,
It’d outsmart The Weak!  

Plainly take my word:
Leave the grazing herd 
On plains, at the peak, 
Your protections leak!

Scarecrow would pests cow 
And pests won’t farms plough;
In your food-rich farm 
The birds sure means harm…

Try you should Scare Crow. 
I shall show you How:
‘Ugly clothes your balm 
A shirt with one arm!
Their presence pest loathes:
Plants putting on clothes!
Form: Rhyme

Missing You

Funny enough I never thought I would feel this way, never ever did I ever think I 
would experience something like this. But here I am in the middle of the floor 
crying my poor heart out because your gone forever.

I'm feeling downer then usual, memories are washed away from guilt, My heart 
aches all the time because something's missing. Here I am wondering why it 
had to happend too you..

You were special and one of a kind...Take my word, We will never forget you
© Emma Ward  Create an image from this poem.
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