Short What Poems

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Premium Member What?

Beauty calls and I must go
What? I didn't say beauty
I said duty
Oh!

So far up until now
It had been a 
Great day
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This Is What We Do

All I
ask of
you
Just to let
me be
a part
of you
to walk
through this
sea of love
because
that is
what we
do

Thats What Hard Work Do

to reach your goal
you must reload
stay focus
don't get decuss
don't be a jerk
and be you
THATS 
WHAT HARD WORK SO

What I Like About You

love your walk
love your talk
love your smile
your gods child
other things too
and all you do
thsts
WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU

What Makes Me Tick Contest

I like to chuckle, laugh or smile,
As being glum just aint my style.

21st August for Seren’s What Makes You Tick contest
© Jack Horne  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet


What Makes Me Tick

The empty page of an old sage is what needs to be filled.
To instill peace and then engage in what should not be killed.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member What War

Know
Love
Lord












The title is a question.  Can't use question mark as special characters are not allowed.  T.H.

What Is Appropriate

Everything had been assessed..
given proper meaning label
pre-designed by.. perception
of the certain person's level..
Form: Blitz

Premium Member Can You What You Can

Can You What You Can

What can you do when you do all you can?


03/6/18
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.©2018

I Am What I Am

I am what i am 
Not hiding my tongue behind the heart
In my book , all the Chapters are easy to scan
this is what i am
Form: Verse

Premium Member Reap What You Sow

~ A Brevette ~ 


     Thoughts
     i n d i c a t e 
     Naught

     Deeds
     v i n d i c a t e 
     Seeds
Form: Verse

Premium Member What Moves Me

day by the water
soaking up rays
reflections
calming
blue dreamy skies
ready to face the uncertainty
of the unknown

Premium Member Embrace What Comes

look on, dear girl
your future lies ahead

dream big and dare
and don't look back


AP: Honorable Mention 2022

Premium Member I know what I know

This cannot 

Be known

Nor that..

No I to know..

Yet

I know what

I know..and I

Am sticking with it...

Premium Member What Love Can Accomplish

     Fear suppresses man’s basest instincts
                                     ~ Think of what Love can accomplish
Form: Monoku

Do What You Can

when i ask for  dine
done wine
and don't be blind
 mabe this time
money is low
as the begger stand 
DO WHAT YOU  CAN

Premium Member What Is Sloth

Sloth is laziness of mind and
Body
Through which we neglect our duties
On account on the labor they require

11272011
Form: Quatrain

What Or You Made Of

or you strong
or you torn
and weak
or you a treat
can't be defeat
or you alove child
from above
WHAT OR YOU MADE OF

What Freedom Mean

the is strong
its not wrong
mean to do
what you won't too
go where you won't go
this not  a dream
WHAT FREEDOM MEANS

Premium Member What Awaits Us

The Anticipation is worse
Than the thing itself:
  'Tis the fear, not the flying--
  'Tis not the death, but the dying.
Form: Epigram

What Lack

what lack what lack have i to deny liar lie her whom says sew sewn puppets sewn ing zonezonezone ing ?
art
Form: Concrete

Premium Member They Say You Should Write About What You Know

Be kind, Always! 06~12~2014 Sponsor: Regina Riddle Contest Name: Didactic poem contest
Form: Didactic

What Lies Ahead

Only time will tell What lies ahead of her Though one thing for sure Is a self-determined nature
Form: Quatrain

Where Am I, What Am I

Where time and space bend
Across the unseen border
You become a star
Flying through the universe
Merging all realities
Form: Tanka

Premium Member What would You Do

What would you do
If you discovered
That you only have twenty hours left?
That your life will end tomorrow?

Do that.

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