Long Rotary Poems
Long Rotary Poems. Below are the most popular long Rotary by PoetrySoup Members. You can search for long Rotary poems by poem length and keyword.
le livre bleu
“le livre bleu”
Terabytes.
lonely poets, writers,
musicians and artists play here,
they wear masks that cover
vermillion dripping smiles
over sharp little wolverine teeth,
they drown their sorrows in their muses -
contemporary little monsters – Still Life,
they call...
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Categories:
rotary, muse,
Form:
Free verse
Making a Big Pie By Mr E Fortisque
It is time. Yes. It is time. Time for all time telling devices to climb up trees. The grandfather clocks can climb the oaks. The watches can climb the willows. The alarm clocks can climb...
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Categories:
rotary, art, august, , western,
Form:
I do not know?
Incredible Product Warnings
Incredible Product Warnings
By Elton Camp
Far from folly this hair dry warning is keeping
In telling snoozers, “Do not use while sleeping”
Thinking of putting a curl in your colon or tongue?
“For external use only,” on curling...
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Categories:
rotary, funnymay,
Form:
Rhyme
Boulder To Aspen
I left Friday midmorning for a weekend getaway
A four-hour jaunt to Aspen; just wanted to play
No purpose for the trip; just for the experience
New to Colorado, I desired to feel its sense.
If you would care...
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Categories:
rotary, adventure, funny, nature, me, me,
Form:
Couplet
Lockdown
We can’t go out so what to do?
How do we spend our time?
Imagination, racing thoughts
My brain on overtime.
There’s gardening, painting, DIY
Non urgent jobs to do,
They’re boring and predictable,
I need stimulus, tried and true.
That lazy dog...
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Categories:
rotary, humor, humorous,
Form:
Rhyme
My Testimony
i once was a jobless man,
then i prayed to God for a job,
with all my engineering education,
i couldn't find a job,
all the women i had,
fate called them away from me;
life became meanless to me,
day and...
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Categories:
rotary, africa, america, anxiety, christian, conflict, depression, light,
Form:
Free verse
A Pea Is Leaping
One two three pea leap. Wow. A slip knot is neither a sleep nor a striped strap. But stealing from an arsenal area is not a wonderful idea is it really? Well come on....is it?...
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Categories:
rotary, age, allah,
Form:
I do not know?
Double Dare
Every year with Christmas coming in a park near Forest Lake,
the Lion’s Club and Rotary Club help to add to Christmas cheer
by organizing something special for the district to partake,
along with all the different church...
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Categories:
rotary, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
The Night Before New Year's Eve
The Night Before New Year's Eve
By Franklin Price
12/30 2015
The Night before New Year's eve is here
The same time for Christmas, a week ago did appear
Time stops for no one does not march in place
As we...
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Categories:
rotary, new year, remember,
Form:
Couplet
Call It Nostalgia
Space Hoppers, Power Cuts, Texan Bars & Playschool,
Record Players, Tiny Tears, Ford Capri’s (I thought were cool),
Bag Puss, Mrs Thatch, Wonder Woman, Rainbow,
George, Zippy, Rod & Jane, Bungle - have I got them all?
Dial...
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Categories:
rotary, humorous, nostalgia,
Form:
Rhyme
What's Dead is Dead
After checking the Sears and Roebuck and Montgomery Wards catalogs until their pages were torn and faded, we took one last look at the sales ads in the local newspaper, donned our socks and sandal,...
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Categories:
rotary, poetry,
Form:
Haibun
Wave of Fantasy
We two are designed to these ebbs and troughs,
Gyro dynamic tempos to clench the soul,
And gnawingly let go,
Let flow
Far far away into sunsets,
And let grow further away into context,
Vegetate a...
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Categories:
rotary, imagination, inspiration, science, science fiction,
Form:
Rhyme
Gratitude Cures Most Things
I
Ayanda is a Zulu name (A to Z already), my daughter
Brindha is her aunt in KwaZulu-Natal, my "sister" - remember -
Calling cousins siblings is common among us (Tina's daughter,
by marriage to my uncle Krish,...
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Categories:
rotary, 10th grade, africa, age, america, emotions, fear,
Form:
Abecedarian
Rotary Convention
Was it Saxony Asia or Asia Saxony?
Was it Saxony Asia or Asia Saxony?
From Japan to Germany Rotarian so many!
An occasion for mix up of cultures irrespective of race & creed for world understanding
High quality entertainment,...
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Categories:
rotary, adventureold, culture, old,
Form:
Epic
POETSLAB
Mnid playrugond a laynbirth mzaing plzuze.
Intricately woven words amaze with nuzzle.
Nurturing emotions, they ascend,
Delicate meanings, they transcend.
Piercing through the depths of the soul.
Liberating thoughts from their hidden role.
Awakening dormant expressions with grace.
Yielding to the poet's...
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Categories:
rotary, art,
Form:
Acrostic
Easy Elimination of Stupid People
Easy Elimination of Stupid People
By Elton Camp
(Note: All these are paraphrases of actual product warnings)
For meeting this goal, the best way to go about
Just remove warning labels, let it sort itself out
From the...
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Categories:
rotary, humor,
Form:
Rhyme
You Can Push the Button Down Longer
But the button wants to do its thing
How many things can the button do
If you push the button down longer
the button then becomes slightly
more uncomfortable
I think it is like a trigger mechanism
you could amble...
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Categories:
rotary, 1st grade, america, anti bullying, celebration,
Form:
Blank verse
The Candlemaker's Office
The Candlemaker’s Office
was sparsely filled.
The worn brass door knob —
a patina
countless hands
...
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Categories:
rotary, boy, childhood, family, father, father son, memory,
Form:
Free verse
Expired
Times have changed at such a fast rate
With technology I don’t understand
I feel like an alien in my own world
Im so completely out of date!
Oh, for the simple days of little frustration
When the t.v had...
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Categories:
rotary, change, confusion, technology,
Form:
Rhyme
Powder Pink Phone- Childhood Memory
When I was 6 I started school and growing up
meant responsibilities. Part of the responsibilities that I took up was answering the
phone. Not any phone but my own phone, it was powder pink. Just...
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Categories:
rotary, childhoodfamily, family,
Form:
Free verse
The Hummingbird Fantasy King
Mr. Smith sat tiredly, long hours at his desk,
by an old vacation photo, picturesque,
and a stack of papers; another twelve-hour day,
slowly, draining his lonely life away.
He looked at the picture and thought he heard
the voice...
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Categories:
rotary, fantasy, imagination, work,
Form:
Rhyme
Preach
Scripted messages on a phonograph what's that reach
Letters forms uniformed text messages what preach
...
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Categories:
rotary, allegory, appreciation, caregiving, celebration, cheer up, community,
Form:
Free verse
Happiness Lies Within
Why do we search so far and wide
for fruitless quests of worth?
Or confirmation of valued deed
from external source unimpressed?
Why strive for others to conform while
espousing how needy they are?
Then when eventually let down, no surprise...
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Categories:
rotary, allegory, drug,
Form:
Free verse
Pondering a Winter Dusk
I ride the bus...
Tilt a bit, balance-
ponder later. Yolk yellow
and sky blue, chalk
grey paint. Steel
rectangles; winding parallel
lines. Circles- Eternal.
Toothed horizons-
golden rose shaped sunset
tauten, its nectar
steeps; blushes. Inks gnarled
columns of trees, dusky, their
limbs...
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Categories:
rotary, allusion, anxiety, bereavement,
Form:
Haiku
Product of a Wandering Mind
One wish filled afternoon
I fashioned a knife out of a spoon
The following banal morning
I held it up as I was adorning
its hand carved ivory handle
to the light of a flickering candle
It appeared to dance and...
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Categories:
rotary, analogy, appreciation, bible, meaningful, metaphor, poems, september,
Form:
Rhyme