Best Propulsion Poems
Below are the all-time best Propulsion poems written by Poets on PoetrySoup. These top poems in list format are the best examples of propulsion poems written by PoetrySoup members
Self PropulsionThere was a wild drink-craving pair
Who an Aussie airliner’s fuel did share.
It made in their guts masses of gases
Propelling them south via their asses.
Maori swear...
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Categories:
propulsion, humor,
Form:
Limerick
City of the Sky Gondola'sThe city of Prague
In a different world
Its centre ripped
The whole world heard
Its now separated by
Canyons so deep
The day it happened
To hear a country weep
...
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Categories:
propulsion, fantasycity,
Form:
Rhyme
Science FrictionThe umbra of my Soul's eclipse,
Stellar dweller cosmic ships.
Solar flares and lunar lairs-
Blackest Holes and deep abyss...
Photo gamma satellite,
Telescopic magnetite.
Anti-Matter fusion shatters
Super-Nova afterlife
Gravimetric poly-synthetic-
Nano vortex...
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Categories:
propulsion, space, stars,
Form:
Rhyme
Aerial AssaultIf pigs could fly it wouldn’t be good
You’d have to go out with a brolly
Wear Wellington boots and waterproof suits
Life wouldn’t be happy or jolly
There’d...
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Categories:
propulsion, animals, funny, imagination, life,
Form:
I do not know?
La La Di Dah Dah LaEarth dwelling mongeese are neither toys nor coins and pedalling backwards then forward is not considered the primary way of jet propulsion off a very...
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Categories:
propulsion, allusion, baptism,
Form:
I do not know?
Valentine's DayThe chocolate box melts slowly on the fire,
The cards and diamonds captivate no more,
The champagne cork exploded free of wire,
Lies propulsion spent upon the floor.
The...
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Categories:
propulsion, love,
Form:
Verse
Categories:
propulsion, political,
Form:
Free verse
Transmigration of the WindThe strong gust of wind was cut off from its source; a frigid early spring blast that swept across a lofty mountain range, high above...
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Categories:
propulsion, imagery, journey, nature, sky,
Form:
Prose
Into the Bluepaddling out
in a stylised freezer container
sustainable propulsion
for a fossil fuel by-product boat
he floats into blue tranquillity
watching the bottom slide by
as rocks weeds and shellfish
give way...
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Categories:
propulsion, sea,
Form:
Free verse
Ocean's Love AffairsGlistening peaks of waves in the moonlight,
soft and tender lapping at water 's edge
as the beach welcomed the incoming.
Anticipating the velocity of tidal thrusts,
sands...
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Categories:
propulsion, addiction, allusion, analogy, angst,
Form:
Free verse
Ode To Squid, Yours Blue MajestyThe extraterrestrial guest and sovereign of blue bloods
and son of the most reverent ancient tribe and octopus’s cousin
you have been setting on emperor’s throne
from...
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Categories:
propulsion, nature, planet, universe,
Form:
Ode
Mckayla the MagnificentThe runway runs into her trained eyes
like a roadway that rushes red
into the dreams of her electrified soul,
she's so pretty in her disciplined perfection
a young...
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Categories:
propulsion, america, beauty, , cute,
Form:
Epic
Dream of Sailing06 February 2010
Dream of Sailing
By: Noel N. Villarosa
Never sailed on a three-masted sailboat
Where it bustles to find a smooth wave
Where the wind is its engine
And...
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Categories:
propulsion, adventure, dream, happiness,
Form:
Free verse
Faded GloryThe light once so bright
In the humble dandelion,
The power that amazed us
In the migrating birds,
The patterns so intriguing
In frost on the window
Are not lost forever,...
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Categories:
propulsion, appreciation, beauty, innocence, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
Classified Part OneI have been instructed to release the following
manuscript on the death of my client
Mr John Phillips. Who was a former officer in the Royal Air...
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Categories:
propulsion, science fiction,
Form:
Prose