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Radiator Poems - Poems about Radiator


Premium Member Steam Radiator
The radiator whispered like breath beneath the old window (half opened for mercy) where cold fingers of air braided themselves with steam and the snow stayed only for seconds dancing above the sill in the breeze. The sofa, burgundy and bruised, sagged like an old confession. I curled into...

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Categories: radiator, memory, winter,
Form: Free verse
The Comfort of the Radiator
The Comfort of the Radiator There is nothing more that I love than the whistling sound of the radiator It signals safety in my surroundings It keeps me encapsulated in safety and warmth The soothing sound reminds me that all is well is well in my world I have a lot to be grateful for Promising visions of Thanksgiving Day Feasts, the...

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Categories: radiator, appreciation,
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member I Need Another Holiday Aka Bleedin Radiator
BLEEDIN RADIATOR! Snow falling caused our flight delay We arrived home from holiday Radiator’s been leaking A new carpet I’m seeking I’m hoping insurers will pay! 2/1/19 Unfortunately it’s a true story ... after a fabulous holiday in Cyprus we had a 6 hour delay at the airport, our flight plan then had to be re routed to Milan so they could...

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Categories: radiator, holiday, home, humorous, water,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member My Radiator Leaks Or My Exhaust Backfires
Every time I sneeze or cough Either my radiator leaks or my exhaust backfires! Shouldn't be a big surprise It's a definite sign we ain't no young chicken no more When you grunt just putting on your socks It's the ninth inning with two men out If you have to turn up the volume on TV Till it shatters the wine glasses...

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Categories: radiator, humor,
Form: Narrative
Radiator Hose
(This poem is partially true) My friend put a radiator hose in his pants and people thought he was well- endowed. He seemed to grow over night and women wondered how. He appeared to have a very big johnson and this was what many women believed. But the ladies raised hell when they learned that they were being deceived. He had...

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Categories: radiator, funny, loss, people, friend,
Form: I do not know?




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