Short Totals Poems

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


Premium Member Pre-Lunch

During the day we have three meals plus two others Brekkie, PRE-lunch, lunch, PRE-SUPPER, and supper Totals about five Well I'm still alive So it works for me, I'm as flexible as rubber
fun
Form: Limerick


Memories Tableau

Ivory keys are old and damaged now, years of memories locked within their depth, fingers now gnarled once drew melodic sounds
Penned Oct 31 2017 using visual 1 Verified by how many syllables.com. ...Totals: 5.5.5.5.5.5.syllables
Form: Verse

The Businessman

There sits a man
	with pen in hand
Counting the stars that shine.
Do not disturb,
	he’s completely absurd,
Involved with matters of consequence.
He sits and he counts
	then totals the amounts;
He’s rich ‘cause he owns all those stars.
Oh, look! Now the sky is all blank
	for the lights he did yank.
He put all his stars in the bank.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Snow

glassy white cottons stretched wide as endless oceans... pure clouds’ reflections Dec. 28, 2022 11.47am
Howmanysyllables.com: 5007005 Totals; 11 words 17 syllables 86 characters Ice, Snow or Frost Haiku Contest Judged: 1/4/2023 4:07:00 PM Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin Place 3 (up to 5 multi-w)
© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Re-Marking June

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*Image of Pride Backgrounds by Pixabay. Re-Marking June A Pride fellow with the hockey staff, Who is jeered by some that made them laugh, Was to count the whole team's men, Ere the P.A., (ne'er again), Said, "Our team's men totals about half." 2022 June 09 *3rd Place* A funny Limerick - Any Theme ~~Tania Kitchin: Judged 2022 June 19 *RZ & HMS: 9,9,7,7,9.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member High In You-

Listist memories surrounding the cool autumn breeze; Cellular graphical biological totals stacked high on highs; Over on top of each other sunshines brights bleeds; Parking dazzling lights and compensating prisms parallel to the skies; Horizontally traumatized; As humanity tries to dramatize; Wake up open your eyes; Get up you need to realize; a last such a beautiful view- high in you
11/14/20 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr ©
Form: Rhyme

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