Short Wording Poems

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


Premium Member some real eyes say

a concepts wording should
reflect...
the realization opposites
that...
some real-eyes-say-shun

stan sand
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Premium Member Michelle and Morris In a Nutshell

Michelle introduced us to Morris
Most prolific thesaurus tortoise
Her wording profuse
Just like Dr. Seuss
She most certainly didn't bore us
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Tom Sawyers Boutique

When Tom Sawyer opened his boutique 
His first ad caused people to scoff
The wording caused the bad critique
It said, "Tom Sawyer panties half off!"
© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Quatrain

Fair

shadows tears behinde all fears
crying out to you in wording minds
messows fills with flowers and happiness
and joy  and love fair is a loveing gain.
Form: ABC

Premium Member Inflections Are Key

Some things as spoken can hurt or appease The wording is crucial but inflections are key Saying something innocent Can be seen as villainous If the manner spoken causes a certain unease
Form: Limerick


Virgo

Virginal composure sits judgment on life
Introspective awareness dispenses advice
Righteous and lawful, all wording concise
Grounded and centred declining all vice
Objective perspective but still very nice.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Many poets but none the same

I am just simple 
rhythm and rhyme I am not 
complex words are not 

poetry is life 
refreshes mind and body 
makes my brain think twice 

just simple wording 
no rhyme no rhythm are wrote 
awe haiku -senryu
Form: Senryu

Creation

Getting harder to express myself
Wording smaller to drag myself
Digging deeper to know myself
Searching really to describe myself
Finding some paint about myself
Pushing ideas fitting itself
Building poems always ourselves
Form: Monorhyme

Dreamtime

Bird at open window
Soft  Summer  rain
Leaf flickered teardrops
Life slipping down
To nurture the ground
As I sit here groping
Hoping to find
Wording of moment
To  picture in kind
How all is encircled
And loving entwined
Form: Pastoral

Helen

I like your wording, your thinking, your style,
But you make me hurt inside; albeit in a good way.
I ache to be in your company; my concentration is nil,
Just your presence makes me giddy,
But the hole in my heart, you definitely fill.
© Chris Gair  Create an image from this poem.

Edit In Life

Restructure
Some wording
In the dangling
Of
Meaningless
Sentences

Writing is
The Sparkle
Crackling in
Forgotten fires
Inside
The minds
Time
To shine

Wind us up
And see
Us spin
Don't
Topple 
Us over 
Regression
Never wins

Premium Member OF SAGE NATURING WORDS: A Reflection On Pontificating Words

In natured wording,
In what season can you say, 
“Never say never?!”
It’s said, “God never leaves us!”
Never will this not be?!

Never ever stop
Fighting for liberation;
No, never ever:-
Such audacious wordplay;
Saying, “Never say never.”
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Render

Master of rendition My volition not to compromise Synthesize the power Never willing just to pantomime Know it when you see The genius pouring forward cracking time None can touch this ice-cold wording Humble master patron mine
Form: Rhyme

Respect All

Respecting everyone is important to all,
Engraving in the importance; before you speak;stall.
Sporting the models of a greater being,
Perfection will never be found in anything.
Enough wording to use your mannors,
Connect the meanings as the planners,
Talk in peaces; talk to all; and use RESPECT.
Form: Acrostic

Respect All

Respecting everyone is important to all,
Engraving in the importance; before you speak;stall.
Sporting the models of a greater being,
Perfection will never be found in anything.
Enough wording to use your mannors,
Connect the meanings as the planners,
Talk in peaces; talk to all; and use RESPECT.
Form: Acrostic

She Is a Writer

to write is what
makes her feel better 
she lives in a 
thick sheet of paper 
wording the thoughts
 to maneuver
she remembers such things 
like what you wore 
and perhaps hides it
within a metaphor 
and the words you once 
whispered in her ear 
she would jot them down 
in a paper she could tear

Rambled Wording

Lives are lost
Souls are caught
All because of
one man's plot.

The cries
And pleas 
That pierce through 
The night.

Life planned out before
My birth;
Nothing I could say.

The blood 
Of innocent children
Falls.

His father was
Here before.
He told us
What he had in store.

There is no peace
In this land
Of hope and freedom.
Form:

Quarrel

In the wording of sensation,

we weathered the bells and savored the sanction,

community well,

latency incantation.


The remote had fallen in...

Rapturous roaring took any din,
...because they bothered so hard the made men,

took shares with every invasion,

or wasn't it a sword hidden by the very lord?

Taking it's vengeance and stages in a win?
Form: Verse

Spirtiual

who is Jesus our father and son and holy ghost he gives us spiritual wording in the bible! Jesus is holy all be saved! God! if we believe in lord Jesus Christ you shall be saved! I believe in my lord as my savior and lord trust in Jesus Christ he is not our enemy and love your enemy's bless everybody around us! may god be with you all time and have angels surround you!
Form:

Savage Poets

Lacerated tongue, lilted symbolism
Hearts wrenched in pain
Fever eclipsed, words remain
Darting in the dead of night

Some flat, some bubbling
Bitter, bled, absorbing, churning
Never accepting the day's images
Exactly as they sit

In careful wording, a poet's mind exhibits
Transformation of common currency
Full of grace, full of venom
Seeping where other talk just explains
Form: Elegy

Premium Member some philosophy problems

if...
a philosophy may...

be
a full-loss-of-fee
or
a phi-loss-of-why
or
a full-loss-of-phi

and...a diction-airy be

as
a thesaurus that
be
as the-soar-us
or
as the-sour-us
or
as the-sore-us

then...use your mental wording

as came-bridged in the mind
that
a meant-all-diction can
sew
a conversation without
being
a converse that stays shunned


stan sand
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Inoculation

Into the dark, twisting and turning, burning blood a plague's wording
words
mean
nothing

Protection against disease and yearning, a mystery in the mourning
She saw it so much 
it
means
nothing

Down the rabbit hole, six feet under a learning, their history in the morning
So waken the dead
it 
means
everything

Everything full circle, never been so boring, a realization so flooring
You 
are
inoculated
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Expressions

simple words, loving expressions,
an educated version of an uncomplicated heaven,
what good is the wording if too complicated to comprehend,
it's not measured by intellect but by love's true hand,
humbling intelligence used for love's purpose,
to be understood and shared bringing true love to the surface,
no hiding in fear behind complicated words,
love's language speaks simple, and shows itself in its worth.
Form: Rhyme

Bad People Own Pens Too

While it is true the pen is mightier than the sword,
We must not forget that bad people own pens too.
You may have put away your sword but a war of words 
Is stiill being fought
So sharpen your wit and keep a good supply of pens
For when a counter argument is needed
To prevent just one side of the story being told
Lest some innocents get burned by the clever wording
From the pens of those up to no good.
Form: Didactic

Know-How

Things we think are obvious
Some others may not get.
If a question’s raised,
There should be no cause for regret.

Simple explanations help
To clarify what’s meant.
Often what’s interpreted
Is far from the intent.

How one states intentions
Can cause discontent or pique,
Not illumination, which is 
What the askers seek.

Wording and inflection
May change innocence to vice;
And challenging one’s know-how
May make questioners think twice.
Form: Rhyme

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