Red Hat Poems - Poems about Red Hat

She woke up to a sunrise; Bright in her eyes as she rose She stares at the moon as it disappears. The red hat sitting on her dresser, As she picked out her daily dress. Brushed her hair, sprayed perfume- Still, something was missing. The girl followed the echoes of her mom’s voice; Alerting her of the time rush. As she waited for the...

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‘Twas in another century On a desolate, dreary day When something red from skies above Wafted into the land of gray. It slowly drifted in the sky, Then lit on the head of a boy. For reasons that are unexplained, It filled his heart with joy. But the land of grey - it had rules, Whether they be written or “un-“. Here every hat...

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It was a windy summer day, in the quaint, little island town. Wind gusts coming from the bay, pulling flags and umbrellas down. I watched a little girl, running through the sand. Laughing she would spin and twirl, a seashell clasped in her hand. One thing stood out from the rest, a large floppy hat of bright red. She proudly wore it, her Sunday best, it...

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Elmer Q. Round was a man who clowned wore pointed red hat, bounced when he walked. He seldom frowned because he had found smiles kept teeth in his mouth when he talked. Elmer could run but he liked to bound over the hills and through the big trees. He could swing all his words clear around make them funny for he liked...

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Her smile was sweet and infectious, As she walked with a swinging step. Glancing both to her left and right, With a winning charm, most adept. Bearing a certain cool aplomb, Her hat nonchalant upon her head, In colors that appear to glow, And blossom in purple and red....

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