Best Printers Poems
Below are the all-time best Printers poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of printers poems written by PoetrySoup members
Light ParticleLight, defined as electromagnet,
radiation; photon particles
Natural visible light: with intensity, and frequency
Light wavelength spectrum / polarization propagation
People pleasure and preen at the beach with sunny...
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Categories:
printers, fire, life, light, nature,
Form:
Free verse
If There Were No PoetryIf there were no poetry
Here’s what I think –
The world would flow over
With rivers of…that stuff you put
in pens...
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Categories:
printers, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
How To Kill a PrinterThrow it over the second floor
Or better yet bathe it
Since it never seem to.
Kicking doesn’t help
Or talking either
Everybody just thinks me crazy.
I’ve thought of starving...
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Categories:
printers, funny,
Form:
Free verse
Printer PrinterThe Printer takes our written words and with a little ink,
He tells the world in black and white what we all think,
He may serve for...
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Categories:
printers, beauty, career, devotion, write,
Form:
Verse
Machine ArtistryMy trade is printing
commercial web-press printing
Printing is an art
A difficult art
It takes an age of learning
to master this form
Printers are painters
yet we do not use...
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Categories:
printers, art,
Form:
Senryu
The LibraryThe Library was a quiet place
I’d go there twice a week
To find solitude and my own space
Where nobody would speak.
Books upon books adorned the shelves
Some...
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Categories:
printers, books,
Form:
Rhyme
5 O'Clock5 o'clock
Voices all around me
first clear... slowly
the rumbling chatter
begins to fade
finally it disappears
Faint sounds of the
keyboards peck,
click-click...
rolling mice
move about each desk
these sounds too... will soon rest
Phone...
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Categories:
printers, on work and working
Form:
Rhyme
Doylestown WalkDOYLESTOWN WALK
She walks amid our dream of brick and stone
dreamt yesterday, then made for time to share,
the spirit of our past, she walks alone,
but she...
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Categories:
printers, absence, farewell, freedom, future,
Form:
Sonnet
Mourning Has BrokenWhen you attend a funeral
you don’t expect to laugh
But a typo by the printers
was such a glaring gaffe
An N was mistyped in a word
So ‘Mooring...
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Categories:
printers, funeral, words,
Form:
Rhyme
Incomprehensible DualityIt seems that man can never comprehend
The carnal thrust of lust we all must trust;
As human minds design no plan to end
Carnality 'till man converts...
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Categories:
printers, slavery, integrity,
Form:
Iambic Pentameter
The Ghost of WritersThis is the real world
expressed in the form of several days
worth or ghost writing.
Kowloon: The Walled City of Imagination; cosmetic dentistry;
...
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Categories:
printers, adventure, america, business,
Form:
Free verse
Let Me Suffer No LongerThe teachers are teaching,
The principal- preaching.
The halls buzz with whispers,
The gym with bag zippers.
The children are sleeping- in the middle of class,
Hoping the day will...
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Categories:
printers, scary, school,
Form:
Rhyme
Dreaming of City LivingI can only dream of what it is like to live in the city....
Its clear there you can see people's greed or pity.
Families,Couples or Singles....
Tall...
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Categories:
printers, dream,
Form:
Rhyme Royal
Marcus Garvey (From Pages)Walk here with me
Along a strand of island in the sea
Let your heart drink like a leaf
From this mighty river
That shaped the world's relief
Listen to...
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Categories:
printers, history, peopleheart, heart,
Form:
Free verse
My Ancestral RootsAdam and Eve is where my tree starts
with Noah's son Japheth leaving his mark
spreading his DNA seed all over Europe
his lineage from long ago quickly...
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Categories:
printers, bible, family,
Form:
Rhyme