Short Wroth Poems
Short Wroth Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Wroth by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Wroth by length and keyword.
One sunny day little Mary Miller
Picked up a mottled green caterpillar,
Which became a monster moth.
One fine morn her dad grew wroth:
Her moth laid eggs in his denture filler.
5/2/2023
Categories:
wroth, dad, fantasy, father daughter, humor, nature,
Form:
Limerick
Contemplating eventide
Requested a longed desire
Resting in heart chamber side
Provoking aloud suspire
Burning as a wroth wildfire
For Make A Wish Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Kim Merryman
Ninth Place
7-8-2016
Categories:
wroth, desire,
Form:
Quintain (English)
This heart of mine is
a wanderer nomad and
now it is on the
loose. It became wroth
and restless for the mind is
bowed down; the shameful
armistice is now
signed. Because it is still
aware that if it
gave upon on you,
if it ceased to love, it would
cease to beat eternally.
Categories:
wroth, blue, heart, heartbreak, loss, lost love, love,
Form:
Choka
Shiny time
The glittering sea, golden sand
harmonious the sky
with cute white clouds
it was said before this place
became a tourist mecca
another race of people lived
here, but they had sinned
Merciless, Jehovah’s wroth
Not one survivor
That’s how it became
A worldly Paradise
Categories:
wroth, angel, best friend, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
All the ways of man so imperfect for he sins;
Blessed are those whom turn around themselves now they win;
Closed hearts now opened up, now repented, now righteous wroth;
Delivering forgiveness amongst themselves sought;
6/24/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
Categories:
wroth, analogy, appreciation, forgiveness, sorrow, sorry,
Form:
ABC
Duty bound soldier
Marching worthy soul
Armed with munitions
While mentally tolls
Comes back wounded heart
Mind, soul, body’s wroth
Wayward Minister
Burden to the cloth
11/14/19
For McWhirtle Me Poetry Contest
McWhirtle poetry form only.
Sponsored by: charles messina
Categories:
wroth, analogy, anxiety, introspection, meaningful, memorial, soldier,
Form:
McWhirtle
'Twas not the sin of sloth the Visigoth
rained down on Rome: the bitter taste of Gaul.
By moral indolence, His passions wroth.
Care lacked, and inward rot presaged their fall.
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for the Sin of Sloth Poetry Contest
sponsored by Margarita Lillico
written on 07/02/2022
Categories:
wroth, sin,
Form:
Rhyme
In ancient Egypt paharoh waxed wroth.' For he was there god... Such was his boast.' Until from
The rushes came a man, who'd accept no kings bull
Only Yahweh's plans.' His spirit God filled, so plauges came a'plenty.' Pharoah took ten big hits
Moses got on his toes, and off with those
Isrealites; he surely lit.'
Categories:
wroth, bible, character, education,
Form:
Rhyme
O Lord,
'Tis a decade gone
Since thy curse fell upon us.
The malnourished children are no more,
The poor soil lieth barren.
Lord, what hast thou wrought upon our village?
Mine only companions be the flies and the toads.
Thy shadow resteth beside mine empty grave.
I am not wroth with thee,
Yet surely have I all the right to be so.
Categories:
wroth, death, faith, god, hate, insect, journey, recovery
Form:
Free verse
Africa is my name,
America is my friend.
Britain wroth my fame,
Indian talked of my trends.
Thank you!
To who disflowered me,
At least i'm exposed
And none of you can
No longer spoon feed me.
Now!; I'm independent
I refuse to be transparent.
c.2017
Categories:
wroth, africa,
Form:
Rhyme
I felt obliged to to admire the themes
Taken thy troubles from out of thine heart
Death shall bring overtones of beams
I remember I was issuing starts
Realest dreams
What do they mean?
Broken hearts what do they wroth
Healed is are once hearten heart
1/8/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Categories:
wroth, analogy, bereavement, confusion, heartbreak, heartbroken,
Form:
Free verse
As my heart sleeps, it weeps;
Undying dreams;
Things in schemes;
I embrace and release;
My haunting thoughts;
I embrace and release;
Demons watch;
All at naught;
Laughing at my circumstances I’ve wroth?
Angels say wake up I am worthy and not lost;
5/8/21
2021©
For Embrace and Release Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Unseeking Seeker
Categories:
wroth, adventure, allusion, analogy, dream,
Form:
Rhyme
awesome beauty stands
glimmering tarnished knot in the
eyes of no man heart
~
yet hugs in spirit
congested it with thoughts of physics
spoils the purities
~
soul drenched in just lust
of spiritualities
tainted and combust
~
fair thee wroth it is
about me not about us
I've come to the wrong
~
I lay my selfish
burning down please forgive me
spiritual beauty
Categories:
wroth, analogy, appreciation, beauty, longing, lust,
Form:
Haiku
if I was just a drop
Would that it would be you could see that I was spot-on
Right on the surface I formed caught
A spot the positive on the surface formed
Just a spot
I wroth, I shoot I shot the surface
Soiled a spilled slots
On the surface a piece of gravity substance
Falling costs
As if it were it was just a drop
12/18/20
Written word by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Categories:
wroth, analogy, conflict, confusion,
Form:
Rhyme
I have been humbled, they had thought.
Exile would be painful, they had wroth.
The forest would swallow me, they had spoke.
To sunshine and sparrows, they had woke.
Though at night, no one knew, that hemlock
And nightbane had replaced their soup
They had not changed, you see.
They had let their sheep roam free.
And one by one, the flock fell
Down through the ravine, straight to hell.
Categories:
wroth, anger, dark, evil, murder, sin,
Form:
Rhyme
THE RISE AND FALL
First rays of sunrise
Two lovers bloom with the light
So soon the sunset.
THREE’S A CROWD
First there were two just you and me
then you decided to make that three
the same line you spun to hooks us both
this fool full of anger full of wroth
a new life now across the sea.
PROMISES PROMISES
In Church a promise we made to each other
In Court a promise we made to each other.
© Harry J Horsman 2010
Categories:
wroth, depression,
Form:
Haiku
The light that always cry,
When darkness is bright.
It is not so discipline,
But toss around by all factors.
The rays that from it emanate,
Did pleasant thrills to all animate.
But for the death of its benefactor,
The switcher does his pride lean.
It would have been,
To itself a Lord.
But the things of which it sought,
Wroth it vividly unseen.
This waning light is the light of our clan,
That had been murdered by their plan.
c.2017
Categories:
wroth, allegory,
Form:
Sonnet
A cobbler may balance his trade, the mending of soles
With that of a mender of souls, exchanging roles
With a man of the cloth, making two Roman officials
Wroth, in the opening scene of Shakespeare's 'Julius Caesar'
Yet when barefoot you walk, on cobblestone streets
It's quite hard to focus on spiritual needs
So there is, indeed, a connection between a man of the cloth and a cobbler
Perhaps more than between an elected official and a squabbler
Categories:
wroth, allusion, spiritual, work,
Form:
Rhyme
I'm not much if from paper
More substantial if cloth
Either way what I cover
Can leave me quite wroth
So, inside me don't wheeze
Neither slurp, nor drool
And please do not sneeze
Don't play ME for a fool
I'm your CV mask --
To keep me germ-free
is your daily task --
Scrubbing hands is the key
Please wear me outside
or if you go for a ride
on a bus, on a train or a plane ~
But not when you shower
Unless you're wacked-out insane
Categories:
wroth, health, i am, travel,
Form:
Personification
Hie thee now by warning taught
The path ahead be peril fraught
Each breath taken carried past
Each step taken counted last
To strive against such dangers rife
Tis better chance the falling knife
For what portends from grand emprise
By hazards wroth may be surmised
That loot awaits at ventures end
For those whom Deaths hand doth forfend
But take thee heed and be thee ware
In trust and faith place not a care
For tho the treasure sets ye free
Success breeds many enemies
Categories:
wroth, adventure, growing up, humanity, inspiration, life, perspective,
Form:
Rhyme