Short Time Flies Poems

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Premium Member Time Flies

Time Flies Haiku By: Tom Wright Time just seems to fly regardless of what you think if you're having fun
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Five Fabulous Fun Footles

Soup date Can't wait Time flies As I Now met Minds set We talk Hearts lock Now fed Soon wed
.
Form: Footle

Mysteries of Time

Time always tells the same story:
That time flies, and love is fickle
And life is time, light, passing.
 time comes, but it never returns..
Form: Quatrain

Throwing Up Lows

time flies 
up and over 
starts goes 
light solar 
up down 
dims glows 
moods polar 
light up in the shadows
Drunk sober 
throwing up lows
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Time Flies

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Love Encompasses
So... so many dreams'
    So many fears'
         - And -
So many year's.....


         Poet Author
         Gary Fields
Form: Bio


Premium Member A Long Life

He’s lived a long life;
Now his days are short.
So he's slowed down,
Yet, time flies by
Even faster.




David Fisher for Laconic Verse contest

Premium Member fall

fall counts past time warm sun dies
seed sown last year new life cries
breath comes breath leaves old clocks stop
glow bugs now light - how time flies
Form: Jueju

Premium Member Dawn Comes

dawn comes
roads hum

work calls
I bawl

time flies
I rise

I sigh
say bye

long day
dull gray

work done
I’m home

dusk here
I cheer
Form: Footle

Premium Member Time

Time flies to fast
It can’t seem to last
Memories have passed
And will always outlast
They continue to cast
From future to past







Uploaded 05/12/2018
© Amya Ranck  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Jack WAS Nimble

Jack was nimble...
Jack was quick...
Jack once jumped over a candlestick.

But time flies,
and the world turns.
What an embarrassing place for third degree burns.
Form: Rhyme

Sometimes In Life

… Sometimes in life, when time flies fast, there’s only time for a hi and bye.






12/20/2018
For One Liner: Hello and Goodbye contest
Sponsored by Silent One
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Busy, Busy, Busy, Busy

Tempus fugit - Time Flies
    No time for hellos
    No time for good-byes
      Busy, busy, busy, busy...

   If so, the purpose of life
      must be to stay dizzy
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Bitty Bird

Little wings, as if a bitty bird tries to fly away,
but I clutch this childish muse whose morphed teeny-tiny,
amused at how quickly time flies and how words escape me.
Form: Sijo

Avatar

If I were that girl in the photograph
They glared, they stared you had to be there 
A room filled with eyes
Was not a surprise 
Talk of the town but look how time flies
© Judy Konos  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Time Flies

Oh me! Oh my!
How time does fly,
Like a jet through the sky.
It makes me want to cry.


written by Kim Merryman 2/25/12
for David Williams Twenty words/Twenty syllable contest
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Time Flies

Time flies by at warp speed
and years go swiftly
Children grow into adults
and have children of their own
I feel like I should still be in my twenties,
not well over fifty.

Premium Member Where Does Time Fly?

Time flies, but where does it go?
O'er green fields, beyond the snow,
and years of happiness and tears,
to the horizon where we must know
at the vanishing point, it disappears.
Form: Rhyme

Only a Moment

Time flies never thought this day would come

Now that its here am I prepared for what needs to be done

I've done my poison now I've said my truth

Now I guess the rest is up too...Who?

Me and You

time flies
grief wains
eventually I learn
to love again

night ends
a new day
sun shines bright
fog dissipates

a Valentine
for a heart that's true
a new love 
for me and you
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member 29th Wedding Anniversary Poem

Today there was shock in my eyes My husband gave me a surprise He donned his wedding suit And still looks really cute Been married for years, how time flies 06/22/21
Form: Limerick

Time Flies

Minutes, they fall like leaves in Autumn
Scattering wherever they please
Once vibrant, fresh, now limp, lost
Each second, they danced
Their tune, a whisper
In youth lasted
Forever
But now
Gone
© Andy Mears  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Nonet

My How Time Flies

Seconds slide into minutes
minutes into years
Only pausing to rejoice
birthdays and graduations
weddings and deaths
Marks on the calendar
to celebrate another creaking joint
and fading memories

Premium Member Time

Why is it? that time flies
when we are having fun
Yet creeps along so slowly
when we are expectantly
waiting for an event.
Or flashes past 
when we look back
on important things
like mile stones.

Speed

Fast forward in slow motion
My how time flies
What seemed like only seconds
Was another day passing me by
Minutes turned into hours
Weeks into years
I woke to wonder
How in the hell did I get here
Form: Rhyme

Songs From the Past

Sylvia's mother
was like no other
as Sloopy is still hanging on
yesterday's songs are not all gone
out of the darkness they'll come
we'll be listening to some
music never dies
even when time flies
Form: Couplet

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