Short Valerie Poems

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


My Poem

my poem
Your driving me crazy
You make me dizzy
My eyes are hazy
Trying to figure out these word's is making me crazy.
Valerie Rose


Pen and Paper

Pen and paper 

Without my pen and paper
So many words are lost
So many are just thoughts 
just floating into thin air
Valerie Rose

Premium Member Transform Me Oh Lord

Transform me Oh Lord into a new creation. 
Cover me with grace and mercy each day and night. 
Lead me Lord into Thy hands.

Valerie D. Staton
Form:

Activated

Activated
By Valerie Odom
January 2, 2017

Met a beautiful lady
Fine like wine
Explored each other
Opened new doors
Activated my third eye

A Kiss Like Fruit

Soft so sweet,
on my lips,
your sweet taste

As juice runs,
I do catch,
Drip drop drip.

Passionate,
to my soul,
pineapple.

Valerie Sherman
Form: Senryu


Premium Member Between a Crevice

Between A Crevice
By Valerie D. Staton


Between a crevice
I spy a city that thrives;
Trucks meander North
Pedestrians move, along
sidewalks the color of sand
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Nature's Regiment

Nature’s Regiment
By Valerie D. Staton


Nature’s regiment
Adorned in camouflaged suits
Brown and android green
Bravely battle brazen winds  
Defeated by acid rain
Form: Tanka

Valerie Winehouse

Amy,
Check out 27 
Back to black
Pick up required on the floor of a London flat
Valerie just abandoned her comeback
Farewell sweet raven
You piper of pain
Love is a loosing game

Parting Time

Right at our front door
Time awaits we both have dread
Severing our kindred ways
I beg you wind please
Don't blow fond memories my way
Parting time has come









Valerie Sherman
Relationship Breakups
Form: Choka

Who Am I

Valerie
Mother sister friend mentor
Daughter of Laura John
Lover of Truth Equality Outreach
Who feels strong empowered blessed
Who fears God failure defeat
Who would like to see Africa Jeruselum Italy  
Resident of Columbia S.C.
Sherman
Form: Bio

Swing Low Sunset

Chariot of fire
close your eyes and say a prayer
for it's your time to sleep.

Set and take with you
begrudging darkness of the day
trailing behind you.

The hills are calling
give way to a new days dawning
let thy nemesis arise.


Valerie Sherman
Form: Haiku

Like

Like

Like it or not
This is the poem i wrote
Out of the blue
In the middle of the night 
While thinking to much
About you
What the next day week will bring
When spring arrives and the flowers bloom
On the hill above me.
What a silly little poem i have wrote.
Valerie Rose

Let

Let 
Let it go fast 
Let it heal
Let it burn
Let the tears flow 
Let the memories fade
Let the past go 

Let's make the future  the best
Let the good times roll
Let's make new memories 
Let's do this fast.
Let's  do this here and now

Valerie Rose 
#lets #future #memories #valerierose

Darkskin Baby

DarkSkin Baby
By Valerie Odom
January 29, 2017

DarkSkin Baby
A beautiful baby
A regular baby just like you and I

DarkSkin Baby
An intelligent baby
All A’s cus she a real wise-guy

DarkSkin Baby
A bullied baby
No one likes her black skin

DarkSkin Baby
An oppressed baby
But she has much love from within
Form: Rhyme

African American Nursery Rhyme

African American Nursery Rhyme
By Valerie Odom
December 2, 2016

Now I lay me down to sleep,
I pray the Lord my soul to keep;
If I die before I wake
I pray for Lord my soul to take 
Amen

Now I’m afraid to roam these streets
I pray the Lord 12 doesn’t kill me
If I die before 28
I pray for Lord I at least graduate
Amen

Premium Member Reflection

By Valerie D. Staton

My mind swims with thoughts of yesterday...
a day of unrelenting anguish and fist pounding sorrow
a day never to be forgotten
a day never to be relived again...

a day my heart, like a vase hurled against a granite wall,
shattered into a million pieces...

the day mother closed her eyes for the very last time

A Dose of Love

A dose of Love

I need a dose of you
I need a juicy kiss on the lip's
I need your touch on my skin
I need to see your smile
I need to see your eye's look me up and down
I need to feel your breath on my neck
I need to feel your hand's all over me
I need to hear your voice
I need a good dose of your love
I need it now.

Valerie Rose

Seperated From God

My soul feels so empty,
I'm confused and torn,
Why can't you take away
this hurtful feeling.
Do you even hear my cries
of what this person is doing to me,
I can't see any footprints
or a shadow of you,
I feel so all alone,
Yet I hear the ocean roar,
I need to know everything
will be alright,
Could you give me a hug,
I need more!

by, Valerie Zmuda
Form: Pastoral

Premium Member Chickadee

CHICKADEE
By Valerie D. Staton

Outside my window in a maple tree,
I saw the most beautiful Chickadee;
Seated on a bough, the little songbird,
Sang the sweetest song I’d ever heard;
The tiny bird’s song drew other birds near,
Creepers and Kinglets I could clearly hear;
When I grabbed my flute and began to play,
birds relinquished the bough and flew away.
Form: Rhyme

Kissing

Kissing you while your sleeping
Kissing you on mountain tops
Kissing you by the sea
Kissing you in a tree
Kissing you by the stream
Kissing you in my dream
Kissing you till dawn
Kissing you all day long
Kissing you under the bridge
Kissing you in the rain
Kissing you in the mud

What can I say 
I love kissing you
In every way
Every day
Valerie Rose

Feminine Rules

Feminine Rules
By Valerie Odom
December 10, 2016

Don’t show yours bra,
Shoulders are weapons too
Just some more body parts
Society has to rule

Can’t be too short or too tight,
You’ll look like a thot
No tattoos, no piercings
Your body is sacred art

By the end of this poem
They’ll have something to say
It’s not their fault society built them that way
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Grown To Die

Grown to Die
By Valerie D. Staton


Beautiful and fragrant is how we’re described
Yet they cut us, as soon, as we arrive
Crammed into vessels with limited space,
To put a smile on another one's face
They place us on tables, watch us decay
Then quickly toss, our fragments away
We sprout, then blossom, within days, we die
That is a cut flower’s cycle of life.
Form: Rhyme

Indignity Imagined Valerie

Imagine the indignity suffered

Whilst being told by someone

Not in the know

Why you are covering another
artist's song

Because they would never
believe

I wrote Valerie

Not Amy

Although she got to No 1 and
ended up becoming famous
for it

And i only got it to No 24 in the
charts

Never became famous and why
apart from Google No 1 knows
my name

Some Don'T

Some don't 

Some don't  have love
But we do

Some don't share our connection 
But we do

Some don't share our desire
But we do

Some don't have a bond like us
But we do

Some don't have a fire in their soul
But we do

Some don't have magic between them
But we do

Some don't dance together
But we do

Some don't even know each other
But we do

Valerie Rose

Secret Soulmate

Secret soulmate

My dear brain knew
That we needed to be one

I knew it from the first time I seen you in the room

Maybe you do to 

I sense we both get tense when we are near each other

My soul knows that we need each other.

I think yours does to

Don't worry about what people are going to say

Because my dear soulmate 

I will make you happy

Valerie Rose

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