Long Commercials Poems
Long Commercials Poems. Below are the most popular long Commercials by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Commercials poems by poem length and keyword.
How Time FliesIntro/read aloud:
You deserve a bro hug and a friendly pat...
That's the spirit - keep going forward
You're getting back of track...I'll try to encourage you without acting awkward...
I leave your side
Without a word...
I can't help,...
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Categories:
commercials, deep, depression, desire,
Form:
Lyric
Phantom MechanismsMechanism 1
Part #1
The things outside of my window dry out my eyes. The egg that I saturated has mold on it. The moon decays when I speak. The stars are all just God’s germs. Lately...
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Categories:
commercials, mystery, me, night, people, me, moon, night,
Form:
Free verse
Priceless Information Please Read It Could Save Your LifeMy friends go to Brighteon.com when in site type in Healthy Athletes collapsing/Dying after the Jab. Protesting will continue. This video shows you how people after being vaccinated are dropping dead. I...
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Categories:
commercials, america, evil,
Form:
Narrative
Once Upon a TimeTwo of the greatest gifts that God ever gave to mankind ...
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Categories:
commercials, age, time,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Permanent Sanctuary SchoolI came to AllSouls
looking for permanent sanctuary.
Sanctuary,
not only from a Rumpian absence of
civility
and non-violent trust
and integrity
and compassion,
but also pro-actively for an orthodox health eco-school
for learning to secure these passioned gifts
through cooperative
pro-active
co-arising practice.
A permanently...
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Categories:
commercials, community, fear, health, integrity, love, peace, school,
Form:
Political Verse
Classic RockClassic rock
Played so softly
Zooming
Grooving
Got it playing
So quietly
Though it’s kind
Of metal
Rocking
But It brings back
Cool memories
And I love
My music
But all those commercials
But even those
There so funny
Always selling insurance
And always pushing
Warranties
Offering tidbits
About John...
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Categories:
commercials, business,
Form:
Free verse
The Best of EdutainmentAs one who grew up in a different era,
Pre-Brangeline and Californication -
When shows like Laugh-in or the Dating Game,
Bewitched or Dick Van Dyke were just about
The naughtiest you’d find on your TV -
I'm now chillaxin'...
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Categories:
commercials, humorous, technology, mental health,
Form:
Verse
Two-Week Lovers, Part IiiIII.
So came the pattern they would embrace,
each spent two weeks a year at the other's place.
The dates sometimes varied on her schedule,
but each made sure that their time was not dull.
She got some bigger roles,...
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Categories:
commercials, angst, celebration, confusion, desire, love, love hurts,
Form:
Narrative
Thank You My Lord For My Bedtime Prayers Number ThreeDearest Lord Jesus, Lord in Your mercy hearken unto me, Thy good and Thy
faithful servant. "Rescue the perishing, pray for the dying, Jesus, (You) will
rescue us (and also redeem us) Jesus will save. For...
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Categories:
commercials, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Narrative
Sick and Tired of This VirusCorona Virus, Corona Virus, that is all we hear!
You turn on the television, it's Corona Virus on the news!
The commercials come on it's Corona Virus " We Are One"!
You turn on the radio, I give...
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Categories:
commercials, abuse, allusion, anger, bullying, conflict, grief,
Form:
Free verse
After Death Than What Happens Part OneTelevision information commercials target senior citizens to purchase life insurance polices. All in order to have their loved ones have no unpaid bills and final expenses! But there are no info-commercials targeting preparations on ...
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Categories:
commercials, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Wake Asia Wake - Part One - 8Wake not to feel that all is maya all futile all cyclic dust
even if it were so the pain lingers pain...
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Categories:
commercials, inspirational, day, pain, day,
Form:
Dramatic Monologue
Aint Bout NothingWagyner: the Greatest Bull of all time!
I herd him speak these words,
these clearest of defintions
this bull was meant to salvage
this Ranchers reputation
and to increase the valaue of his
production cycle."Broiler" for meat
birds, "layer" for egg-laying...
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Categories:
commercials, analogy, character, creation, engagement, inspirational love,
Form:
Ballade
21st Century VictoriansHigh Collared, face powdered
nose held high above
Anybody else
Up-righteous flag waving bible bangers
Living in shadows, ignoring
Urban decay, misshapen society
Talking about life in whispers
Because everything is too vulgar
For your poetic eyes to bear
Only seeing
"The beautiful things"
Blind to...
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Categories:
commercials, on writing and words, care, people, education,
Form:
Free verse
St. Adrian's, 1971Saloon
Squeezed between office buildings
On lower Broadway
Desolate and out of the way
Faint neon sign marks the place
For the downtown art scene.
Poetry readings on Sunday afternoons
Only the regulars show up
Invited or not
Some mount the stage...
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Categories:
commercials, nostalgiawine,
Form:
Narrative
The Gift of ChristmasThe Gift of Christmas
Some people say Christmas in this present time
Wanders lost
Through flashing ads and tinsel carelessly strung
On an artificial bough.
Some people say the Spirit of Christmas
Lives no more -
The simple Christ Child’s birth
Coldly mocked...
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Categories:
commercials, christmas,
Form:
Free verse
Suicide -Goodbye-Disclaimer- This
piece doesn't depict
any true events, nor
does it describe my
current state of
mind. It is what it
is, creativity at its
finest. Enjoy (or
not).
I lay in bed and look
up...
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Categories:
commercials, deathme, pain, me,
Form:
Rhyme
Boxing DayIt’s boxing day (the Brit name for the day after Christmas) and Pamela, Lisa’s grandmother is visiting our little pandemic ark. Pamela’s a Cowboys fan so we’re watching them slaughter Washington - between commercials -...
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Categories:
commercials, grandmother, holiday, humor, mom, teen,
Form:
Free verse
Tiny Tidbits of Madness Part 4I studied cosmology for 4 years before I realized there was no mention of make-
up or hair styling.
I saw the movir "Superfly", and didn't understand why they never even showed a
zipper!
I wanted Lasix surgery-...
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Categories:
commercials, funny, life, parody, hair, me,
Form:
Free verse
God IsGod Is
God is not confused
God is not amused
God is not impressed
God does not watch commercials
God is not the target demographic
God does not buy name brand clothes or slave labor labels
God is not stylish
God is not...
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Categories:
commercials, black african american, blessing, character, deep, god,
Form:
Free verse
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugh, So Darn UglyG;Geico commercials B;(you knew this was coming); Billy Mays commercials U;
hour long imfomercials
G;Big, juicy homemade hamburgers B;White Castle belly burners
G; Best fast food place;by far;All American, Massapequa N.Y. (check it on...
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Categories:
commercials, funny, imagination, inspirational, life, books, nice, books,
Form:
List
Yesterdays Booksfor a while now i’ve been taking advantage
of the online used book market
which is piling up the stock from all of those
vulnerable little bookstore---
the smart ones,
seeing the writing on the wall & no...
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Categories:
commercials, lifeme, , literature,
Form:
Free verse
Suicide (Goodbye)This piece doesn't depict any true events, nor does it
describe my current state of mind. It is what it is,
creativity at its finest. Enjoy (or not) .
I lay in bed and look up...
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Categories:
commercials, deathme, pain, me,
Form:
Rhyme
From My HeartHow can I say what is on my heart
A heart that grew up on a farm day and night
It beat with respecting others
Our black neighbor was as loved as the white
What we are seeing today...
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Categories:
commercials, christian, conflict, heart, love, poverty, race, trust,
Form:
Rhyme
Remembering Tv of the 1950sRemembering TV of the 1950s
By Elton Camp
About TV, this little account is told
From when I was twelve years old
Because it was along about then
When TV fascination did begin
The programming choices were few
The channels we received...
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Categories:
commercials, nostalgia,
Form:
Rhyme