Short Timings Poems

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


Thinking of You

When I think of you
A smile grows in my heart
My eyes begin to twinkle
And I have a little laugh
I'm feeling quite excited 
Because I'm seeing you at noon 
I've been telling everyone 
The timings opportune
You bring me such great joy
That I'm not ashamed to say
That I think you're wonderful
You're my favourite cafe!
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Fallen Stars

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They are the first, and they will be the last I realized
In a symphony, wrapped infinitely of endless eyes
Dots hitting dots
Dots eating dots
In a rippling dark sea covered by ice
Stars are the payers of time and timings ultimate price
To see one of them fall, is like hearing a chorus of angelic flights
Their descent in the night skies, personifies a crippling fear of heights
Form: Lyric

Little Girls

Little girls laugh,
Little girls run,
Little girls have lots of fun,
with piggy tails in their hair and pretty dresses.
They tell a story that will just do.	 
The timings right, it brings a cheer, a laugh, a giggle

Little girls cry,
Little girl’s trip,
Little girls are caught when they fall,
With a helping hand and a plaster for care.
They have a wow to tell, the timings right; it brings a tear, a weep and a wow.

Premium Member Kay Is So Hot

Her bedding’s a damp soggy sight Kay’s bathed in sweat night after night She’d discovered the cause It’s the darned menopause Now fifty the timings just right!   For Kay – happy 50th! ( I have never met this lady but was asked to help write 50th birthday poems for her ... I asked her friend for some info to work on and night sweats was one of the things I was told)   6/30/18
Form: Limerick

If Itever Was

Schools in the master den
Looking for lost pieces 
Making it real
No time for negative wind
Up scale timings 
Shattering 
Stand stills 
Move left and right 
The balance requires 
Inner sight
Racing forward without chained will
Invisible clock 
Dead line locked
Happy media thoughts 
Begin and begin again 
Who can beat positive trends
Opening minds taste buds
Shadows issues paid

Spare Moment  (03/14/11)
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Stars Aligned

As my stars align i quiver,
Searching for the next step as i age and wither,

My destiny i try to figure,
Yearing for something bigger,

I slake my thirst through small achievement,
Tears i burst when the timings convenient,

I search for something more,
Scared to settle for a life thats a bore,

Adventure is something i crave,
Falling into a day by day slave,

My own path i pave,
I will not cave,

As my stars align i quiver,
Slowly.. i wither.
Form: Rhyme

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