Bell Shape Poems | Examples


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Premium Member March the First Month Spring

March the first month of reviving spring.
Purple  and  pink  naked ladies, 
Yellow daffodils  nudge  their 
Way up with bell shape blooms. 
Beaming and hopeful, 
Looking their best,
Sweet-smelling 
Nectar 
Flow.


3/10/2022

Premium Member Bell Inform

Bell
rings, chimes
hours, announces
weddings, war ends, death knells.
Bell shape hollow, inverted cup 
resonates, polls, rings, dings, dongs, pongs and pings
to bring order to day's events.
Bells rung,
done

Premium Member Autumn Leaves Dance - the Bell Style

~Autumn Leaves Dance~
(The Bell)


The
Leaves are pretty
Gold reds greens browns
Swirling 'round in the wind
They are dancing and looking 
Beautiful and happy right now
Just love watch them all the
Time

As
They really dance
Playing hide and seek 
They go 'round every tree
Leaves are laughing and teasing
Passerbys as they float and
Rapidly descend from the air to
Ground.



Dorian Petersen Potter
aka ladydp2000
Copyright@2010



September.22.2016



The "Bell" is a new poetry style created by Dorian 
Petersen Potter, on September,18,2010.

It consists of 8 lines.
Lines word counting: 1.3.4.5.5.5.6.1.
Rhyme: None (but can be,that's poet choice) 
Subject:Any
Stanzas: No limit 
This poem has to be center alligned in
the page to give the appearance of
a bell shape.


Ask Not For Whom the Bell Tolls

Ask not for whom the bell tolls
Said little fairy bell sitting in the meadow
Among the Prim Roses reflecting, the sun’s glow

The Cow Slips in the rain 
The Lady Smock trips on her train
Ask not for whom the bell tolls

The Snap Dragon bites, the Willow Weeps
The Baby’s tear’s, it often weeps
So ask not for whom the bell tolls

The fox has new gloves 
The mother in law a tongue, the lily is for peace,
So ask not for whom the bell tolls

The Blue bell, Cow bell the Canterbury bell
The White bell Pink and Oconee bell
Please ask not for whom the bell tolls

The Bell flower the Chilean bell
The Chinese bell and all
So when asked for whom the bells tolls
I say it tolls on all bells in the fall.

© Mandy Tams 3/08/2015

Local names for bell shape flowers .

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