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


Footle Hell
Footle  .. It's Hell

To rhyme  .. Sublime

Covid  .. Undid

Our Dreams  .. And schemes.


          SO

Keep well  .. It's Hell....

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© Sean Kelly  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: undid, care, courage,
Form: Footle



Poetry
Easy blue etching
End to end sleepwalk
Rains without water
Rocks full of blood
An uneasy daydream
Covering a nude urge
O, I undid something
Before unravelling it
And I have undressed
A little shyness....

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Categories: undid, on writing and words,
Form: Free verse
Remembers Not
corruption and greed are everywhere, including where i live, gather money do, not share, lost when the spirit goes to where? hatred burns but God forgives, mortal fool with lives undid, tomorrows baby there, remembers not the kid.... Don
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Categories: undid, adventure,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Tyburn 2
Catty

    Bratty

           Fatty

               Chatty

                       The wit of a catty bratty gal

                       undid my poor fatty chatty pal.


Jan. 22, 2017 for the "Write Me a Tyburn" Contest of  Kim Rodrigues...

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Categories: undid, words,
Form: Tyburn
Premium Member Mountains
Her huge boobies he longed to discover - Vast mountains, quite unlike any other He undid her bra strap She gave him a big slap Said hands off, or I’ll tell my big brother! Inspired by but not for mountains contest 07~11~16
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Categories: undid, body, humorous,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Dance, For Helen
You, beautiful one,
Aware of mind's inner space,
But travelling, thrilling to movement.
Tiny jokes and masked meanings
The place you played.
You undid models 
Like a child making games, 
The barrier behind unvisited.
Hold up your arms 
And dance!
Death's not erased the past and
Is not the end of music....

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Categories: undid, beauty, dance, death of a friend, farewell,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unfound

Under the old oak tree
Undying memories
Until tornado winds
Undid that tree, your grave
Unveiled huge toppled stump
Uplifted her through air
Unfound- Felisha Cat.


April 30, 2021

Contest: Pleiades U
Sponsor: Kim Merryman


True Story~ May 2018
(only a piece of her gravestone, was found)
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Categories: undid, cat, lost, storm, wind,
Form: Pleiades
Rediscovering and Reinventing Life
I untied the straps of my mysteries,
I undid the braids of my misfortunes,
I started playing my forgotten song...
I tied and knotted the bag of sorrows,
I revived the memories of the adventures,
I found the keys to my portals,
I ignited my holy lights...
i burned in a strong fire
my anxieties,
I gathered my faces from the mirrors,
I stripped myself of all worst omens,
and ran to live a novel life!...

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Categories: undid, allegory, allusion, appreciation, extended metaphor, life, psychological,
Form: Prose Poetry
This Is a Funeral
This is a funeral
Why don't you accept
This is a funeral
And this is the death

The candles are burning
The red curtains drawn 
The oak casket glittering
Like a pistil of dawn 

Nobody knew you
So why's there a wake?
Your work-life undid you
All rigid and fake 

Here's how it pares down:
A brief eulogy
A shovel of gravel
And it's all done by three

Then your friends will forget you
By the light of a screen 
Full of afternoon football
And unkillable dreams...

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Categories: undid, death,
Form: Lyric
Cockoo
I started hooping like a bunny,
Carrying my big chocolate egg,
But thought it could be funny
To hop while using just one leg,
 
I saw thru the window’s frame
A cuckoo bird on the ground.
She and I were doing the same,
So I imitated the cuckoo’s sound.
 
She was curious and I was too:
Did the bird understand my coo?
 
Or she only wanted to protest:
“Put back this egg on the nest!”
 
So I undid the egg’s blue lace:
“Would you do too in my place?”
 
Cuckoo, cuckoo, cuckoo...

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Categories: undid, bird, children, chocolate, easter, nature,
Form: Sonnet
Strip Down
I went up, to the cashier
With my bank card in my hand
She said, "Strip down facing me"
Something I'd misunderstand

"Right now and here?", I asked her
Modesty held me askew
She said, "If you want service,"
"That is what you'll have to do!"

The look on her face told me
She'd not wait a minute more
So I undid my trousers
And they fell down to the floor!

Then she rolled her eyes and said,
Words much to my chagrin
She said, "Strip down facing me,"
"Is how, your card go's in!...

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© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: undid, character, funny,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Shattered Sighs