Short Word Perfect Poems
Short Word Perfect Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Word Perfect by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Word Perfect by length and keyword.
G-lobal mission to share the truth
L-ets you hold the light;
E-arly twentieth February,
N-ew dawn denies the
N-ight.
M-ission to spread the gospel,
U-sing the word perfect;
J-ust let the Monday break,
A-iming to
R-econnect.
Categories:
word perfect, birthday,
Form:
Acrostic
Truth*…
…Christ's Word, perfect…
…liberating, transforming, upholding…
…awed, amazed, affirmed, apprehended…
Wisdom!
John 1:17 …Grace and truth came by Jesus Christ.
June 5, 2019
Modern Cinquain
Categories:
word perfect, christian, faith, god, jesus, spiritual, truth, wisdom,
Form:
Cinquain
I was prepared
I had it all planned out
Every word
Every gesture
Meticulously rehearsed
Till word perfect
I was prepared
For excitement
Unconfined joy
Tears of happiness
Words of love
And utter delight
I wasn’t prepared
For your reaction
Your unkind words
Your gestures
Tears of laughter
And utter rejection
Categories:
word perfect, love
Form:
I do not know?
A Perfectionist sees where Perfection is not,
Often not seeing what they had ought.
For the word Perfect means a great lot
So stop being Perfect, accept it, you’re not.
And don’t expect others to give Perfection a shot
Because being Perfect cannot be taught.
So do away with Perfection don’t give it a thought,
And why not be happy with what you have got?
Categories:
word perfect, children, forgiveness, friendship, happiness, inspirational, introspection, life,
Form:
Rhyme
When an old fashioned poet named Will
wrote a sonnet he chose words to thrill,
in a metrical time
with a word perfect rhyme
fourteen lines gently flowed from his quill.
This William he also wrote plays
that reflected the life in those days,
from Scotland McBeth
then to Denmark for death,
that Prince Hamlet he had funny ways.
With Anne Hathaway he'd often spoon
an experience he used very soon,
to pen a romance
put Juliet in a trance,
the very first print, Mills and Boon.
Categories:
word perfect, history, poetry,
Form:
Limerick