Short Welter Poems

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


Oh, humanity

Oh, humanity,
Making a welter of things, 
Put our brains to better use....

Let's fly like eagles,
To our grail of peace restored,
We don't do perfect, okay.....
Form: Sedoka


Lost

Road leads me nowhere
I go lower and lower

Take me out from here
I want to have you near

Your arms are my shelter
In here there’s no welter

Please stay with me
And let me be

Helter Skelter

cross your welter of confusion
i think of you often
in your sadness
questions still standing
a laps wrung of live
i see no clement sky
its the space i'm trying
that courts the day

The Restaurant Trouble

You can't put a better bit of butter on your platter because a martyr did shatter the packet of your butter as it did welter in the gutter,  but that waiter did cater you this later,  muttering about an utter butter-hater from Gloucester with bitter hauteur.

Premium Member Ungenerous Heart

Your ungenerous heart forbear
Can not understand why
From me a generous reply

As from my easy chair
Face storms of life must them welter
Need warm heart to shelter

Don't understand in life your part
Sometimes wish for release
From stingy ungenerous heart
And go to my grave in peace
Form: Rhyme


Happy Places

When life, the  world has wronged me
I drift far away from welter of emotions surrounding me
To a happy place
It is never to far away
At the first sign of stress
I am whisked away
To a wonderful place
To run, laugh and frolic
Come and join me
There are never ending sites to see here
It is guaranteed to be a happy place
Form:

Premium Member The Echo Returns Not

My mind is calm. My senses are composed.
To all kinds of responses, I'm disposed.
Why, my soul, that flew like a boomerang
Gets stuck within vines that, like coiled snakes, hang

Is my soul glad there while I wail in pain?
What, for my long life herein, do I gain?
Within new blooms, my soul might take shelter.
Is my body made to face mere welter?
Form: Rhyme

Lost Words

I feel like a poppy
in a field of hogweed
My sentences have run dry
I am rudderless in the wilderness
I lack a welter of  letters
unassigned to the wherewithal

I am lost in a cave
unfree to ply my words
The storm clouds jettison their foray
Speechless I gain no semblance
as the autre bards attack me
walking in no one's land 
slow to trust in myself
the world should awaken
with an uninhibited din

Pelter

Pelter fell on a welter of papers
                                 A hell of a  mess with all the wrappers
                                            Police chased the pelter 
                                             Who ran helter skelter
                                   And struck up a tune to all the rappers











         Pelter/Limerick Copyright (C) Rajat Kanti Chakrabarty 23 November 2014
Form: Limerick

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