Beginner Poems | Examples


Premium Member Forgiven Sinner a New Beginner-

I’m a sinner;
Made a winner;
Christ has forgiven,
Me now I’m a winner
No longer a sinner
I’m a new beginner

9/20/19
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2019©

Beginner and Poem Was a Winner

Beginner and Poem Was Winner

My first poem had been a beginner,
Which in my mind will be a winner;
Was perplexed;
Then was next;
No longer sinner and I am thinner.

Jim Horn
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Discovering the Realm of Poetry

When we speak today we tend to look at words as a necessary constant with limitations of their own rather than a completely different cosmos in which we have the ability to traverse and discover.

Take a single resident of that realm for example; one individual word. Rather than looking at it as a compilation of letters, view it as a beautiful form in which you have the privilege of dressing. Turning it into a separate creation adorned by the complements of your choosing; a poem. 

In the realm of poetry there are unending borders of emotion, philosophy, and beliefs that make it a place of residence like no other. However, you as the individual are the surveyor of your own boundaries; meaning that you run the risk of personally limiting your space within the universe of word. 

Explore this new land and map its different landscapes. Become that which you are writing and attain the ability, the gift, to reach directly into the mind, heart, and soul of another person.
Form: Prose

Trump Had Been Beginner

Even though Trump had  been a beginner,
And he still always was called a sinner;
Stories told;
New and old;
Caught horrendous fish with his spinner.

Sounds like another Trump story
to me.
Form: Limerick

Trump Born a Beginner

Trump Born A Beginner

Trump had been  born a beginner;
Prayed at dinner to remain thinner;
He ended being,
Not worth seeing
Is now President and big, fat sinner.

Trump is in another  period of denial;
As President he is constantly on trial;
Habits  bad,
That he had;
Was killed while crossing a wide aisle.

High turnover in Trump  staff started;
Were disturbed and  dearly departed;
Brain retarded;
Must be discarded
Instead of lion became loser hearted.

Jim Horn

Turned out being a big, fat sinner.
Form: Limerick


Instructions To the Beginner Poem

Be loud. 
Speak to those who read you.
Wear classy black and white, 
Loop, swirl, rhyme
Sing a song with your beautiful and unique rhythm
Dance into ears as music,
Or sit on a page, loved.

Sinner Who Was a Beginner

Sinner Who Is A Beginner

Liar, sinner both
And him to tell truth was loath
Also under oath.

Democrats want promoted
Truth serum around be toted,
Daily done devoted.

Repeat and repeat
Sending out a stupid tweet;
Brains of moron's meet.

Answer to our prayers
Knowing less Trump ever cares;
Morons come in pairs.


Each other support
When they have their day in court
Should have been a torte.

Was rhetorical 
Question also historical;
Had he lost his mind?

Be a Beginner

Be A Beginner

If you happen to be some sinner,
What does it take to be a beginner?
God is both my beginning and ending
And so to you this poem I am sending.

I am not quite sure where I should start
And compared to God ain't very smart
After I have put on my smarty pants
Do you think God will give me a glance?

God's things are elemental yet essential
Not giving out treatment that is preferential
And primary point of all of His business
Is no one will He ever want to miss.

James Thomas Horn
Retired Veteran
Form: Couplet

Only a Beginner

I am now a novice and only a beginner
And no different than any other sinner
Who should be willing and always know
To God with problems be sure to go.

Give God your all even though on earth
And one day will learn that your worth
Which you should be willing to share,
Like God Himself is far beyond compare.
Form: Couplet

I Mourn For the Beginner 2

Who loves a beginner?
I DO
What counts except experience?
PASSION
In every aspect and field:
Of romance, writing and working
But where do you gain experience
Without a first chance?
YOU LEARN AND LEARN

Young novel writers
Can only reap in old age
If only they are lucky
To live long like crows
SOME DO NOT

What was that?
INDEED, IT WAS SOMETHING WORTH NOTING
Common comments
Of publishers, critics and guides
Indeed, a wise query
To awaken and fortify the beginners!
AND THEY SHOULD

Critics have muddied my land of birth
With contemptuous phrases
Is it really a literary desert?
GUILT?

What with this poor reading culture, 
EXCUSE, EXCUSES!

But where are the books
From novel upcoming writers?
UNDER THEIR BEDS

Publishers exude words of hope
To beginners
In interviews and forums


Later?





What happened to yester day’s promises?
THEY ARE BUSY; IT IS HUMAN NATURE, YOU KNOW

Who adores beginners?
Will they survive to be breadwinners?
IT DEPENDS

I Mourn For the Beginner

Who loves a beginner?
What counts except experience?
In every aspect and field:
Of romance, writing and working
But where do you gain experience
Without a first chance?

Young novel writers
Can only reap in old age
If only they are lucky
To live long like crows

What was that?
Common comments
Of publishers, critics and guides
Indeed, a wise query
To awaken and fortify the beginners!

Critics have muddied my land of birth
With contemptuous phrases
Is it really a literary desert?

What with this poor reading culture, 
But where are the books
From novel upcoming writers?

Publishers exude words of hope
To beginners
In interviews and forums

Later?





What happened to yester day’s promises?

Who adores beginners?
Will they survive to be breadwinners?

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