Short They Poems

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


They Have Been a Trump Fan

They have been a Trump fan,
Hope and wish that we can
Look toward,
Seeing Lord;
Him from White House ban.

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


Premium Member They Say You Should Write About What You Know

Be kind, Always! 06~12~2014 Sponsor: Regina Riddle Contest Name: Didactic poem contest
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Loch Ness They Call You

how lonely it must be
furtive and stealth
slithering undercover
to not have one friend



AP: Honorable Mention 2021

Premium Member They Earn a Bale of Pay

Elected representatives
   sure earn a bale of pay
Yet rarely do we hear back home
   'bout one had something nice to say
Form: Epigram

Premium Member They Hate Me

They hate me, he says.
Yes, they do, I agree.
Notorious whining non-stop-all-about-me-talker
Stops talking to me.
Score!


Premium Member They All Drift Away

They all drift away,
Times once mine gradually,
Further fade away,
As the day begins to end,
Even the sun slowly drifts.
Form: Tanka

Why They Die

Soldiers die every day
In April,march,June and may
But that's not the reason that we cry
It's for the reason that they die

They

they were as always
those sycophantic spirits
are you awakened ?


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • September 7–13, 2026)
Form: Haiku

They Stood In Breathless Wonder

They stood in breathless wonder
At the babe so meek and mild
And with their gifts they knelt 
At the feet of the holy child
Form:

They Abuse

People that use and abuse you, 
are confused when they lose you, 
blaming you and what you do,
remove and move is what to do
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member They Happen To Rhyme

Bin Laden, Osama
and Barack Obama
  Their names happen to rhyme
  but the former killed the latter
      for heinous crimes
Form: Epigram

They Flow

Aging like wine,
  the phrases they flow

Their vintage in rhyme
 —forever to know

(Villanova Pennsylvania: March, 2018)
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member they call us witches

to no one do harm
club of female gardeners
wiccans honest creed

male jealousy
faery tales villainize
they call us witches
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Here They Are

here they are today
                  turkey visiting my home
                        a big gathering


Heidi Sands

5/8/22
Form: Haiku

Where Have They Gone

Mythical creatures
Slain by likeminded people
To those asking now
Were they all just a legend
And if not, where have they gone
Form: Tanka

Premium Member We Understand They Say

they jump in
surround me
envelop me

it is a crowd
not what i expected
they say they understand

none do
but some are close

Premium Member they were chasing me like crazy

they were chasing me like crazy
coppers and some citizens fine too
I would have never been caught
if I had not had to use the loo
Form: Rhyme

They Booed Her On Stage

For Sinead O’Connor at Madison Square
08-10-2022

They booed her on stage
Broke her heart on stage but still
She rose from ashes
Form: Haiku

Premium Member If They Won'T Listen Then Just Be Quiet-

~when you speak to someone and they won't listen to you just be quiet~


9/3/20
written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©

Premium Member They Matched Wits

Mother Goose met Dr. Zeuss
  They circled each other for a while
Mrs. Goose lunged for his caboose
  He tickled her wit, then smiled

Premium Member They Sit Together

They sit together in silence
often I have seen them….
for theirs is the kind of love that speaks
without a word passing between them.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Gathering Seven Spirits More Wicked Than They Themselves

Saying, little children....
The time shall come, when 
Ohers will kill some of you believing
That they are doing a service unto, God ?
Form:

They Know It

when a monkey
puts on spectacles
a goat wears a suit
a rat sits on a chair
parrot speaks English
they are as clever
as humans may be

Premium Member They Did It

Joe whined, "NOT guilty. My three alters robbed that bank!" All four got hard time.
*alter-egos April 25, 2020
Form: Verse

They Can Say What They Won'T Too

some say your love is play
leave you today
your know good
well its under stood
how this feel for you
THEY
CAN SAY WHAT THEY
WON'T TOO

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