Short Wrote Poems

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Wrote Me a Letter

Wrote me a letter
Sealed it with your fate
Kissed that seam
With your feelings
While words dripped
Off the paper
Into my mind
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I Wrote of An Elastic Band

it stretched m----------------------------------  ---------------------------------e
till i snap
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Premium Member And So, She Wrote Her Epitaph

Feels good to be carried.
after so much walking.
Rest is appropriate.
Really a mere nap was desired.

©Kathryn McL. Collins
August 22, 2004

The Day I Wrote

The day I wrote, 
      They found me sitting with
      My pen in hand falling into
      A dark abyss scarring my
      Brain
      
      C.G.

Premium Member Finally--I Broke Down and Wrote About Love

The sweet sap of passion doth please
Like a thrilling swing in the breeze
It drives me insane
Can I ever refrain
From loving and climbing the trees?
Form: Limerick


I Felt Like You When I Wrote This

I felt like you when I wrote this, 
Using your words and sentiments
You taught me this
And so much more
And I’ll keep you forever
But only in my engraved expressions
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Wrote Down My Thoughts

Wrote down my thoughts
Only to share them with myself
I’ll keep them from the world
Forever
Ask me to recite my life
I’ll gladly shy away
And never tell anyone
Ever
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Premium Member With a Feather Pen and Inkwell He Wrote

flowery poem overflowing sentiment unburdened and old-fashioned Victorian art Queen Anne’s lace and pink roses she wasn’t that kind of girl
Form: Sedoka

Ago Short Time Wrote a Rhyme

Ago Short Time Wrote a Rhyme

While ago which was a short time,
About Trump had written a rhyme;
Strange and odd;
Thinks is God,
And did decide to expand his prime.

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

Premium Member Wrote a Song

43
So today
I wrote a song
And I don’t know
How to play it 
In my head
Or that guitar

(Excerpt from the ebook "Jail Poetry Vol. 1" Available !!NOW!! @ Amazon.com)
(100 poems $4.99)
© Cs Parker  Create an image from this poem.

I Wrote This While Looking At Someone

Ever so beautiful
Ever so sublime
If stealing hearts was illegal 
You'd be living a life of crime
A sure top 10
FBI, the most wanted
Desired for your beauty and the way that
You flaunt it
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Who Wrote The Note

Who Wrote?
             Who Wrote?

The Note, The  Notes,
                        Our Speed!

Upon The Field's, Upon The Field's
                                             Strength, Strength!
© Mike Reed  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Ballad

As Bertolt Brecht Once Wrote

When you say you're coming,
              I don't wait for you...
               when you say
              "I am Just arriving", dear,
              hopelessly
              I  am sure you never come!
Form: Epigram

I Wrote a Song

I wrote a song
It had you name
I went up and down and swerved around
The tune came in and I sang out loud
Your name
Your smile in tune with my beating drum
I dint know but this was what they called love
Form: Ballad

Premium Member I Wrote Every Word Myself - Honest Gov

I’m POSITIVE I’ve read that before Yes I’m certain, I really am sure So if you get caught You’ll be quite distraught Be aware … soup could show you the door! 19th January 2016
Form: Limerick

Premium Member No one was waiting for this poem that I wrote

No one was waiting for this poem that I wrote.
There's not a thought in it anyone will ever quote.
So why did I write it,
knowing no one will ever cite it?
Because writing is an Englishmajoritis antidote.
© Rio Jansen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Of All the Poets That Ever Wrote

Of all the poets that ever wrote
Of all the lovers who ever read
No poem penned did any quote
Like that which farmers too said:
“I love you” soldiers died for this
And God for it a cross could not resist.

The shortest poetry I ever wrote

The shortest poetry I ever wrote 

A world of uncertainty 
Instead to cut off 
my mind from reality 
I cut the leaf
To burn the flower 
All I needed was to 
maintain my sanity in
A world of uncertainty
Form: Epic

Murder She Wrote

Beauty
In an intricately planned,
Regally orchestrated,
Murder?

She wrote
On his pillow
As she wept

With the blade
Shining in splendor
And ripe yet pungent
Blood

Swimming in the blood of her love.

Premium Member Who Wrote This

found this notebook today
It had six poems
unrecognizable
but written by my hand
not unlike most other days
my personas keeping secrets from each other
I am in no way surprised I recognize none of it
my usual

A Salute To Vetrans

Its the memories that never show

Yes, the ones we are afraid to know

Those are what we thank you for

Not the fighting not the war

For what you hide is what we fear

Be proud Hero for you are still here.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Wrote It

wrote it
not in correct form
wrote it again
true to form
For: Cyndi MacMillian's Contest Creativity---Write A Modern Haiku Honorable Mention
Form: Haiku

Premium Member An Epitaph

He read books
			      and wrote some too
			    and taught some folks
			        how to do so too.
			        And every spring
				 he went down
				  on his knees
			and planted heritage tomatoes
				and sugar peas.
© Bill Keen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Epitaph

My Poems I Wrote and Wrote

much time did devote
when my poems I wrote and wrote
rowing in a boat

was hard to resist
wrote more poems which now exist
added to long list

when mind would engage
wrote more poems page after page
while wise old sage
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Premium Member All She Wrote

She gave them heart, gave them soul
She gave them art, something whole,
For me, for you, for whom it may concern
She sought to pursue a page to turn,
For the birds, or for some reader's throat
Meaningful words, were all she wrote.
Form: Rhyme

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