Eyelash Poems - Poems about Eyelash

A hair about a centimetre long! Was it an eyelash or a tiny piece of nasal ornamentation in this library book? Was it left here by the last borrower? Or has she - or he - found it, known it was from the previous borrower, and ignored it? How long could eyelash or nasal hair remain here on page sixty-five almost defying its removal? Or will a...

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Eyelash soup Get it while you can It tickles all the way down It makes you want to move and shout When you eat two bowls You get a wild urge to clean Everything you have never cleaned before You will move your oven out Because that is what eyelash soup does for you Hello, sir, how many bowls do you want? Get...

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I always carefully held the stranded eyelash Closed my eyes and whispered that one plea Before blowing on it with all the air in my lungs Don’t know if my messengers sailed to you Today I found a thick one as I rubbed my eye And I tossed it aside I’m aghast at the response of my fingers...

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You can make a wish when all Your birthday candles blow. Shooting stars and wishes are Another way to go. A coin tossed in a fountain Or a wishbone split in two Are other means that people have To make a dream come true. Many, though, are not aware An eyelash is equipped To intercept a wish, as well, As soon as it has slipped. A famous...

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A baby girl cant seem to make out the strand she picked off her chin is an eyelash or a nostril hair? To wish or not to wish? ...Optimists will say 'wish'. Pessimists will say 'whatever the hell!' ... I will say: Tear a nostril hair and an eyelash, compare, the one with least error...

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As subtle as a breeze As thin as an eyelash As timid as a tear Love reappeared Although days multiplied And years doubled Time cannot degress value Essence of intimacy Even though hope embarrased itself And doubt grew strong The end's tide came And caressed the center of my joy Though subtle as a breeze And thin as an eyelash Even timid as a tear Love reappeared...

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