Short Verb Poems

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


Premium Member Love Is a Verb

Love is a verb, not just a feeling, not just a pretty word. Love reaches out, meets a need, touches hearts.
Form: Ninette


The Indefinite Verb Love

The verb love
          burns and wets,
          whips and cuts...
          but above all loves...
          in silence or noise
          of any
          existence...
Form: Epigram

Noun and Verb

P-oet
A-uthors
Z-estful

V-erse
I-n
L-ovely
L-ines
A-s
N-oun
U-ses
E-xcellent
V-erb
A-new

Topic: Birthday of Paz Villanueva (January 13) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Without Verb Does Disturb

Without Verb Does Disturb

Each sentence usually will contain a verb,
And we know if never did it does disturb;
Is order complete,
And want to meet;
Each urge and desire to do it have to curb.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Whitaker Did With Vive and Verb

Whitaker Did with Vive and Verb

Whitaker did do with vibe and vivid verb,
Everyone would both bother and disturb;


His idiotic behavior should begin to curb.

Jim Horn

Toss in a couple of lines for me.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Death By Verb - Tod Durch Verb

She shot off her mouth
Just once too often
The last shot killed him
Right through the heart
--------------------------------
schoss sie ihren Mund von
Gerade einmal zu oft
Der letzte Schuss ihn getötet
Mitten durch das Herz
© Cj Krieger  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Prose

Should Use Right Verb

Should Use Right Verb

With vibe and verve should use right verb,                                                      What Trump did continue to do is disturb; 
Make us sick, 
Like a lunatic;
All of his stupid actions we must try to curb.

Jim Horn
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Form: Limerick

Premium Member LOVE AS A NOUN AND A VERB

Isn’t it amazing how the word love when used as a noun
has such a wonderful meaning…is a word of great renown?

But, for me, the word love is most magical
most breathtaking
and its meaning most wonderfully superb…
every time we choose
to use it as a verb
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Sista Twista the Holedriller

she pregant
and he's helping her
saying that's his brothers girlfreind
he aint tryna get no promotion honey.
theyhe dat baby daay.
he did this don't let him fool
you baby! don't let him fool you !
I've been drillin holes for
fourty three years
I know what's going on.
Form: Ballad

Love Is a Verb

Love does what it says and it dreams
Love has faith, it envisions streams.

Visions of beauty, peace and joy dance in it's head
Garlands of flowers drape around Love's bed.

Whispers of oceans and birdsong fill its air
Love breathes heavenly breezes of all things fair.

It hopes forever more.
Will you open loves door?
Form: Rhyme

Love Is a Verb

Love is a verb.
Why don't you understand? 
It's not just something you can hold
or give from hand to hand.

When I say I love you
you don't know what I mean.
But, when I gently touch your face
the love can then be seen.

You need to see the action
not just hear me say
I love you and I will show you this
with actions every day.
© Mary Nagy  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Verbal Abuse

Boneless tongue 
Breaking heart
Like a drum
Beating starts 
Curses curled
Painting pain
Verses hurled
All in vain 
Name calling
Verbs abused
Heart falling
Words used
Start with N
End with grin
Worse shaming
To offend
Soul of gold
Blackened skin
Be so bold
To defend
Words absurd
Can’t break in
God’s true herd
Despite sin
Form: Rhyme

The Verb As a Volt

The verb, when well wired,
acts as a unit of electrical potential 
equal to the difference between two sparks of meaning
on a graduated scale of question marks,
carrying a constant current of one impact.
When poetic power charges the space
between the thought and the word
there is a jolt,
and a vault from an ought
to a fact.

In the right hands
a marvelous toy.
© Jim Howe  Create an image from this poem.

The Verb, To Love

The verb “ to love”

The verb «to love» is a special verb, I believe,
It is combined with only one time,
In the present of the indicative,
"I love you," you know,
Other times are made for literature
Or the songs.



Le verbe “aimer”

Le verbe « aimer » est un verbe spécial, je crois,
Il ne se conjugue qu’à un seul temps,
Au présent de l’indicatif,
«  Je t’aime »,  tu le sais,
Les autres temps sont faits pour la littérature,
Ou les chansons.

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