Short Whittle Poems

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


Premium Member Whittle Owl

somewhere 
along 
its 
jagged 
route,
bitter owl 
will 
blot 
the 
sun
and 
carve 
the heart 
into 
a 
mouse


Believe

I Believe!
I will always believe!
Even if I knew
That tomorrow
The world
Would go to pieces,
I would still plant my apple tree!



Bill Whittle - 1992
Form:

Unstrung

John was a boy who loved to whittle.
One day he made himself a fiddle.
It produced a bad sound
The worst to be found.
Forcing John to decide to whittle little.
Form: Limerick

Music

If music be the spice of life, sing on . . . 
If music be refreshment for the soul, sing on . . . 
If music be our prayer to God alone, sing on . . .
Sing gloriously on!


Bill Whittle
Form:

Premium Member Posterity May Not Understand

~ Posterity May Not Understand ~
 
           Why I traipse five miles a day
              to whittle time away

            Idling in a safe daydream
              gazing at a listless stream
Form: Couplet


Watch All Other Tv Stations

Watch All Other TV Stations

Except FOX, all other news TV Stations watch,
Because all up things Fox does seem to botch;
Whittle away,
Night and day;
More irritation caused when Fox carved a notch.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Watch That Thought Ego Begot

Little by little
Fear forms whittle
Dimming soul’s light

Day and night
Crouched in fright
Dark thoughts belittle

Our mindful eye 
Thus does decry
Onset of grief

Ego, joys thief
To get relief
We wingless fly
Form: Rhyme

Groovin' On Rondelets

Groovin’ on Rondelets,
I find this short form amusing and intriguing.
Groovin’ on Rondelets,
the hours whittle away, a person forgets
about necessities, like eating and sleeping.
It’s a silly kind of song that I keep singing,
“Groovin’ on Rondelets.”
Form: Verse

Old Pocket Knife

Been carrying one since I was five, to school and everywhere, moons 60 now
         Cut leather, whittle on a stick, never as a weapon, where has common sense gone?
If I was to go through a metal detector at any airport now, the knife would be a tool of mass
destruction!
© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Form:

Premium Member Rum Tum Tiddle

Rum tum tiddle
You can fiddle
In the middle
Of the place where you piddle
In a skittle on the griddle 

Rum tum tiddle
It's a brittle little riddle
As you tell your tarradiddle
And we beat a paradiddle
Every kid'll want to whittle
And watch you as you diddle
Mrs. Twiddle.
Form: Lyric

A Brand New Day

The beginning of a new day And I have a lot to say But there is no time to play Unfortunately I can not stay I must go away Only to return by the end of day With no delay I pray The time may whittle away But everything will be a-okay On this brand new day
3/17/2017
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member No One Listens

No one listens, although ear hears Frigid minds, so brittle We feel not bliss, that heart endears See how habits whittle We don’t learn, till we burn Stewing in pathways stern Till ego we upturn Wisdom glistens No one listens 24-December-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Young Uns

I am the stereotype of a middle-age lady with grey hair
Working as a preschool teacher

Wearing mumu dresses in bright  colors

A Sunday school teacher wanting to make it a full-time job

To whittle myself a new profession

I'm not the brightest crayon in the box
But, I know I can do it!
Form: Bio

Premium Member Skew-Whiff

Listen to poem:
see the seesaw sea
send its waves to rock 
the barrel stave wooden seahorse 
to and fro, askew and slow

though I'm feeling 
skew-whiff in the waddle
and iffy sickly not well
I think I'll stay
riding the bare-back bronco
to whittle the whiles away 
letting the be, what's may
till the break of day

Knife Work

Whittling away another hour,
thoughts recycled into knife blades,

Forgive them, they but whittle you,
they shape the figure that sits and carves.

The shavings fall, the hour grows thin.
and when the work is done,

there will be no knife,

no reshaped figure,


only a hand -
whittling and writing.

Shavings and Dust

Little by little
others whittle
until there’s nothing more
while the shavings,
feeling the pain 
of each slice,
still believes 
that Love
will restore…

Slice by slice
others cut and dice
unwilling to make amends
while the dust
still believes
a glued amen
of Love
will eventually
mend…

© Debra Squyres

Where I Need To Be

I can pretend, I'm at the beach
cool sea water, around my feet
sand that goes, for miles and miles
as I whittle away the hours

not a thought comes to mind
all my worries left behind
my clipboard left
on a very messy desk
right now it doesn't matter
I'm where I need to be
on the beach, the whispering sea
next to me
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

The Poet

Poetry’s blue
Like raindrops and dew
It’s sad when it’s said
Most poets are dead.

Music is blissful
To a poet it’s wistful
Has it never been cried
That an artist has lied.

A flower’s a bud
 It’s soil in love
An apparatus of chortle and cheer
But has it never been said
That god must be dead
‘cause even flowers
Whittle with tears.
Form:

Crazy In Rural Ohio

When lamps are lit,
thumb-downed farmers
smoke on their porch's,
whittle away a churning simmer
of angry ghosts.

Some bury the urge
to slip into insanity, some plant it.
Some clean shotguns long unused,
others go to bed fuming.
A few walk into the dark
following a slow burn.

In county towns,
stone asylums are erected
to contain the fires.

In the House of the Cow

Shuffle, plod and now
I moo in the obedient line of cows

Hack, slash and cry
Concealed I stare blank down and sigh

Shovel, bend and pack
The meat cold slides now off my back

Eyes, ears and nose
Master seems to not need those

Revolt, stalk and stand
Burn through control the dirty brand

Whittle, shave and douse
The Cow in me supports the House
Form: Couplet

The Craftsman

Twiddle, twiddle,
Work and whittle.
You say with wood
You have to fiddle.

Building cabinets
And turning bowls
The saw roars
And the lathe rolls.

A simple piece
Of wood we see.
You have the sight
Of what can be.

A piece of nothing
So lovingly held.
But with your tools
You soon meld.

And from your heart
Wonders appear.
Works of art
That we hold dear.
Form: Rhyme

Cracked Faces

cracked faces lacking style forced me places dott ing smiles liars laughing moons projecting images of baboons book knowledge rocks in the pocket brittle stars reflection whittle scars affection try me with a spoon in your mouth plant your thumbs elbowed man wooly up your mammoth brush my ivory tusks blowing bubbles with your cracked faces ?
art
Form: Lyric

Another Abc Poem

A plus attitude
Beautiful belle
Cute can cans
Devilish dish
Energized eternity
Fun fan
God given
Hospitable host
Insidious ink
Joyful and jolly
Keen kindness
Lovely lamb
Meek mom
Noble novice
Outstanding order
Pretty in pink
Quite queen
Rightfully ravishing
Sound system
Timeless talker
Unicorn utopia
Vintage vine
Whittle weight
Xx and xx
Youthful Yodel 
Zany zoo
Form: ABC

Premium Member Spherical Vision

Spherical vision Little by little, see how fears whittle away at our soul; joy that ego stole. We are not body nor dark thoughts shoddy; rather, living light, throb of bliss delight. Ego’s agenda, desire addenda, we hold in contempt, as impulse unkempt. Exit hypnosis, is our prognosis ~ soul unresistant, to the bliss current. 14-May-2022
Form: Jueju

The Gods Are Not Blind

You dig a tunnel and blind it with velvelt
You throw a rose on the velvelt and welcome me to the throne
What do you call my crime?

You water down my wine and whittle down the sparkle
You savour my stew and make  holes in the cooking pot 
What do you say I did?

You sling stones and go under the mortar
The gods are not blind  oh you smart snake
Sooner than you think the pestle will find the mortar.
Form: Triolet

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