Short Wouldst Poems

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


Can a Human Heart

Can a human heart contain
 such love divine,
Wouldst Thou come to dwell within
 this heart of mine.

(copyright 10/30/15)
Form: Lyric


Oh, That Thou Wouldst Come

Oh, that thou wouldst come to Me,
In lowliness, on bent knee,
What rapture then would fill My Heart,
What grace to you I would impart!
Form: Lyric

Ahead of His Time

Young Shakespeare didst say to his tutor,
"Methinks I wouldst be much astuter,
And per chance, I wouldst say,
Mightest write a screen play,
If some fool wouldst invent the computer."
Form: Limerick

Validate Your Love

validate your love who am i what demand have you question me not of madness as though mine eyes wouldst stare momentarily into intimate infinity stare with me from above validate your love ?
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Form: Ode

Havermaveth

Gramercy of this aroint,
doth she come?
Sirrah crown cries well met,
doth she come?

Ye wast in a hurry.
Aroint! Thy heads were seel.
Aye, thou art nay dispatches.
Aye, thou art woe.

Thou wouldst be dead.
Hark now hie!
Hark now hie!
Form: Clerihew


River Bank - Cavatina

I walk along the river bank this day
And you’re with me
We talk about nothing of importance
Just you and me.
Our time together is most wonderful
For you love me.
If thou wouldst always walk with me through life,
I’d be a blessed man with caring wife.
Form: Rhyme

River Bank

I walk along the river bank this day
And you’re with me
We talk about nothing of importance
Just you and me.
Our time together is most wonderful
For you love me.
If thou wouldst always walk with me through life,
I’d be a blessed man with caring wife.
Form: Rhyme

Advice of Old

02/23/2017 (55 words)

Wherever thou may goest,
Be it worthy unto the Holiest
Of the Holies, or in worship
Of thy greatest adversary
Whom we shan't name,
May thou walketh by the
Very soles of thy feet and
The very bend of thy toes.
Wherefore wouldst thy walketh
Upon the palms of thy hands
And complicateth thy journey?

Premium Member Golden Summer Blues

Wouldst thou lean ye summer blaze generous 
thoust wilt naught as sea douse thee
cooly soaked ... or wake up

Wouldst in yawning amidst kerfuffle cord
freed in time broadcast air
curtain's [drawn--(saddened face]--rain)

Yea nay to sun, nay yea to rain  but then
yea nay to work, still again
nay nay to fun ... that's life
Form: Kimo

He Wears a Blue Hot Uniform

On a hot spring afternoon, a wet postman
Hurries down the sidewalk home.
I catch him stepping on a new white iris,
And were I not alone, I would but
Scold him, but I would not, instead,
I wouldst hand him a cold coke for his dripping head,
Then pat him on his shoulder and pick up a dropped letter,
On this unseasonably hot afternoon.

Tofore the Morrow Breaks: Ptsd Laden Dreams

Doth thou Parle the night's
                   Vastidity?
       Wouldst be thine haver of thy
Uneyed, thought-sickness strewn umoving
                    Travels?

       Ratherst, it be that, it is thine
    trade-fallen quarters; thine debt as
         the Militarist is mete by the
Languish bestrewn on thine epochtic mind.

            The morrow breaks...

Premium Member Be My Valentine

I adorest thee my darling,
So much more than I can say.
If I but had Will Shakespeare’s pen
All my love I couldst relay.

Thou art the beating of my heart,
The sunshine of my day.
And if it couldst but win thy hand,
Fierce dragons I wouldst slay.

Thou hast taken all my senses,
Love hast made me indiscreet.
If thou wouldst be my Valentine,
My pure joy would be replete.

1/24/13
Form: Quatrain

Too Many Todays

If only there were… more yesterdays Instead there’s Far too many todays Not nearly enough Tomorrows (to my sorrow) But such is the World’s surly ways T’would be of interest to see How the world could be Should there be But a few less todays T‘would it be A far different place? Wouldst exist in their space? Just a few more tomorrows …and Yesterdays…

Inside The Mirage

Is the distinction between
science and philosophy
nothing but
 illusion
Affirming what it wouldst 
certainly and firmly most deny
Proponents of formulaic truth
require a defense against critique
judgment unrelenting
as their proof is self-inured 
Science thus infallible
because its findings are collective
Their community not disposed
to answer
questions they will
— never ask

(Amtrak R5- February, 2025)

Premium Member The Angst of Night

Oh Lord, wouldst thou abandon me
my dirty hands besmirched with tears
trembling ‘mid a tortured truth
encased in walls of man made fears.

Would you pass judgment on the man
denuded of his soul
condemn the pieces of his life
denying he is whole.

Oh Lord, recant this heresy,
forgive such men their failing sight
do slowly in their darkest hour
lead them through the angst of night.


©9/18/2019

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Form: Rhyme

Ether Real

Could I hold your hand in my rough callused own
Walk you through soft Summer rain
Hold you so closely my nostrils explode
In joy so exquisite it’s pain
Wouldst care to go dancing on beaches of sand
Splashing  in ankle deep surf
Close eyelids so tightly the red glows and clouds
And dream into softness of safe
We’ll travel together in dreamland of sight
Holding to pleasured delight
Winter wet wonders are yet to unfold
It’s not nice to be lonely  at night
Form: Imagism

Premium Member It Is Not Your Time

Saturday, wouldst be Sadder Day nineteen seventy-five purple skies dusk twilight display friend and I, still alive Sleepyheads, car seats unbuckled Russian roulette enroute shut eyes refused a wakeup call rabbit foot wore a boot Squirming confirming not our time go get out while you can opportunity just-in-time two tired souls and more than Clueless me, whys and wherefores reveal relevancy this, that, and all those therefores transcends generously
Form: Quatrain

On This Unseasonably July Hot Afternoon

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He Wears a Blue Hot Uniform
On this unseasonably July hot afternoon,
The wet postman with weary steps, trods down the sidewalk home.
An ill-clad lady caught him crushing her lingering white flowers,
And though she was annoyed, would not 
Scold him, but, instead,
She wouldst hand him a cold cloth and water for his dripping head,
Pat him on his shoulder, pick up a a dirty dropped letter,
And then retreat into her air-conditioning.

On this unseasonably July hot afternoon.

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