Short Treacherously Poems
Short Treacherously Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Treacherously by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Treacherously by length and keyword.
my fingernails are treacherously filthy
not merely dirty
disgusting
they have hardened and yellowed
old age is a yell
Categories:
treacherously, age,
Form:
Free verse
Sun, guess you're havin' nuff fun
doin' whatcha have done
through the ages
Me, I'll tread treacherously
through hills and valleys
barefoot and faith-filled, by golly.
Categories:
treacherously, friendship,
Form:
Rhyme
Many man are going mad
Just because Juno jumped
From haven,in from of a female
Men marvel
who won't want these women
They are treacherously tantalizing
Noble man navigating into their net
Capturing and charming
Everyone,everything-enchanting
Lost in lust lid
Thanks to Them.....
Categories:
treacherously, funny,
Form:
Alliteration
I’m sure my mother’s punishing
The clothes that she hangs there
I don’t know the crime they commit
But I can’t help but stare
At clothes flapping in the warm wind
Treacherously secure
To a wire stretched thin from two poles
For some purpose impure
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Categories:
treacherously, funny,
Form:
Rhyme
A thousand miles an hour
This fete a break through
I scan the speedometer, inset odometer
Stuck in the traffic Jam a thousand, without a move
I wonder!
Fellow citizen passes on wheel chair
A thousand far cry shy
Overtaking treacherously
Counting his steps is staccato
He stops and wonders, boss
Sorry, he muses, poor boy, he mutters
The Jam’s got to take another thousand
And I stare at the speedometer
A thousand miles an hour
The break through.
Categories:
treacherously, allegory, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
no one noticed an extraordinary white angel
she was the only brightness of the day
but we were not looking out our windows
peach pastel sky had never looked so dull
roads were treacherously icy
we cuddled up inside our homes
no one went to work or to school
barren trees did not move a branch
silence of bushes invoked a day of double naps
many children were born the following spring
inspired by an extraordinarily white angel
most of us missed
Categories:
treacherously, angel,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Words have a way of wounding,
piercing deep into the soul,
harsher than physical pain
within their imprints leaving.
Like cancer cells invasive
they strain relationships,
treacherously ending them
that no remorse can repair.
Often leaving ugly scars
that time itself cannot heal,
there is no taking them back
once cast, finding their mark.
Be careful of what you say
before opening your mouth
for even remarks not meant
could actually hurt the most.
Categories:
treacherously, introspection, life, cancer,
Form:
Didactic