Short Wits End Poems

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


Snoring Disaster

When Cyris snored it shook the house piers,
Reducing his wife to constant tears,
At wits end she put a peg on his nose
To stop where the emanating air noise grows,
But unfortunately it blew off both of his ears.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member She

A woman can stay dauntless at her wits’ end.

                   She shields her knight at his old age as a friend.






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Form: Couplet

Premium Member Asking For Miracles

Before you've done whatever you possibly can
  Don't go asking God for miracles
He'll just give you the back of His Hand

After you've tried everything
  Exhausted every last trick

When you're at absolute wits' end
  That's when God His Miracle sends
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Goodwill

God blesses me each day is a thrill
Overjoyed to learn sharpen skills 
Onyx sky that once had a chill
Did change my life through Goodwill
Was at wits end as my pc died 
I’m disadvantaged financially tied
Learned that help is a call away
Loving my Goodwill resources today
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Easing Stress

 When stress begins to take control
 and you're at your wits end
 Just take some time to ease your mind,
 Relax a while, you'll start to mend
 Some turn to drugs and alcohol to ease the stress
 But that only makes it worse
 You'll only end up with hangovers
 and always wanting more
© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.


Wits End

When feeling really desperate almost at wits end Wait ~ for you must realize many folk are so much worse than you will ever know So positive thinking remembering folk whose life ‘tis near the end Pray to take away their pain to free their souls once more loving souls therefore to soar in deep blue skies forevermore… 1291 Brian Strand

My Friend

WHEN OTHERS THINK 
EXAGGERATION, YOU SEE ITS 
MY IMAGINATION.
INSTEAD OF SUPPORT, i GOT 
SEPERATION, YOU STEPPED UP 
INTO MY DESPERATION.
AS MY SOUL WRITHED IN 
HURT AND PAIN, YOU BEAMED 
SUNSHINE THRU THE RAIN.
WHEN I WAS ISOLATED, SO 
UTERLY ALONE, IT WAS 
ALWAYS YOU RINGING MY 
PHONE.
AND WHEN I FELT MY LIFE 
WAS AT WITS END, I 
ROUNDED THE BEND~AND 
THERE AGAIN, ITS YOU, MY 
FRIEND.
Form: Rhyme

Growing Old

This grown up stuff gets more complex
than the super ego and the id
We never have much time for sex
I don't know how we ever did 

Full time schedules
Traffic is always hell
No matter how much we scream and yell
We are running on fumes and the mirror tells
I'm at my wits end, 
I live for the weekends

Wake up late, drink some tea 
I turn  off our phones 
I pray no one wakes me
I don't want t.v. 
I don't want food to eat.
I just want to sleep
Form: Lyric

There Is You

When the sun sets I feel no pain.
When the thunder booms, I am not afraid.
When all around me is chaos and rain,
When all I can feel is anger and shame,
When I’m at my wits end and done with the games,
Despite all the aching, and fear, and the shaking,
I know there’s a soft, warm, radiant light
Courtesy of you, and your love, and your life
And I can then stand straight, smiling and dancing.
It is then I remember that life, with you, is for the taking.
Form: Rhyme

Personality Structure

Yoo Hoo! Type A or B Personality
Beauteous - the brain-  Imagine that
Reflections of your intelligence
Per se - or indeed is it lack of
In my eyes - I see the ID
Hey - beauty in the eyes of the beholder
Hence - I perceive - I believe
Your wit - Ingenuity - I sit
I still ponder - at wits end
You challenge the funny bone! That you intend
Curiosity they say! Killed the cat
You are curious - I am intrigued
Yes Personality Plus
You charm - with IQ
Yes charming - I question it - Yoo Hoo!
© Stacey Law  Create an image from this poem.

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