Short Well Meaning Poems

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


Premium Member Love Ineffable


encircled by thought 
no matter how well meaning
emotion not love
love undiminished with time
purring bliss rapture sublime

04-January-2021
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Good Intentions

I will  someday,
maybe later,
count on it,
tomorrow.
Sound familiar?
Good intentions,
a pathway traveled
by well meaning people
that winds its way
to Hell.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Doubter

I am who I am
a thinking mine
who questions
who ponders and probes
and who knows what else

Do not measure
me by the same book
you drop on others'
well-meaning heads.
© Alan Inman  Create an image from this poem.

Tangent of Intangibility

well-spoken well-meaning 
attempts at getting to the 
heart of the matter getting
down to the root of the problem
never worked out to my benefit 
always went a stray off onto another 
tangent of intangibility
Form: Lyric

Life

This sophisticated depravity
Is clearly out of clarity	
A calm calamity
Or so it seems to be

A misconstrued conception
That includes the exception
A well meaning deception
That this is all it’s meant to be
Form:


Premium Member Heart Ice

The icy shards hold true,
drawing blood from
his well-meaning hands,
but he does not relent.

Let go your wretched grip!
Your grasp is no threat
to the frozen chambers
and years of glacial torment

cutting raw again
into scars so old,
there is no more pain,
and no more life in me.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member --Fear Down-Bouquet Daily--



F~ Fullness in Faith
E~ Excellence in Ethics
A~ Appreciation in All
R~ Rejoicing in Rest

D~ Dedicated and Determined
O~Optimistic and Overflowing
W~Wonder-working and well-meaning
N~ Noble and Natural


" For there are no shortcuts to knowledge, 
to wisdom, to understanding~ these must be 
lived, must be experienced  by each and every soul."

Edgar Cayce 830-2

Form: Acrostic

Morals and Molars

to succumb to the allure of temptation
is to sink into the abyss of damnation;
there is no road that will lead us back
to where we started and be pure again
for the stain shall remain forever within.

oh, morality! many souls lost in thy altar,
well-meaning folks sinning despite you;
like teeth guarding the gate to the core,
either we remain clean from start to end
or be sullied, then fall off, unredeemed.
Form: Didactic

Did You Hear It, You Smoldering D1ck

Fine if not 
I did 
It spoketh into mine own bloody ears
Mate
Bo
Blood E
Smoking timbers in the hatch 
Touchdown 
Says he 
With the wise head
And the big ol balls
Jewish smile 
Racist!
White well-meaning and poor taste of sense
Brilliant!

I heard it
The knuckled pause
The smoke and mirrors 
I heard the tutelary 
I looked up and grinned 
With semen falling in volleys 
Oh God
What has become 
Of me

Premium Member Sympathies

Forget about it
Don’t think about it
It’s not important 
Put it out of your mind

Things I have been told

Advice for the lovelorn
The bereaved
The broken hearted
The lonely

Your love has gone away forever
They have left you behind
They have stopped you in your tracks 

Well meaning friends
Want you to forget them
Get on with your life

But the hole in your heart
Is too big to fill

With sympathies

Premium Member Michael and Dwight

Michael Scott
A well-meaning manager who enjoyed a lot
On peers and employees to crack jokes
For racial bias shown exit door, left fellow folks.

Dwight Schrute
His title created by Michael who deemed it cute
For the salesman who dutifully assisted him
And tolerated colleagues’ pranks of whim.

(The Comedy Series : The Office)

October 1, 2021
Rhyme checked on RhymeZone.com
Contest : Clerihew 2
Sponsor : Joseph May
Form: Clerihew

A Holy Person

One moment after
you get,
that your self-image of yourself,
is just a concept of a concept -
that you are in reality,
a scripture yet to be written -

only then
do you become a holy person.

Beware,
let no one eat your promises
as truth,
for they only want their beliefs
to stay pure,
and if you humor them
with other well-meaning myths,

you may well have to take holy orders,
and hide behind a whole lot more
damming words.

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