Short Aahs Poems
Short Aahs Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Aahs by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Aahs by length and keyword.
Night Sky Starts Pitch Black
night sky starts pitch black
the dazzling sparkling lights burst..
oohs and aahs begin...
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Categories:
aahs, holiday
Form:
Haiku
At the Automotive Pageant
A rental car ought be comfy
not crimped, cramped or bumpy
Oohs and Aahs ~ save them for pageants
Roominess now mine; you keep the combatants...
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Categories:
aahs, car, conflict, humor, space,
Form:
Couplet
Now and Then
Fireworks now -- oohs, aahs, wows
Back then, musket shots in glens
Parades now -- amusing attractions
Back then, soldiers in traction
Population now -- hundreds of millions
Population then, 2,500 -- a dozen cotillions
Documents then -- Declaration of Independence
Documents now -- Trillion-dollar Amendments...
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Categories:
aahs, history, independence day,
Form:
Couplet
Serendipitous Smiles
as hot bronze skin meets the cool blue summer water oohs and aahs issue...
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Categories:
aahs, beauty, body, confusion, cool, imagery, irony, word
Form:
Haiku
Classics Buff
Someone is probably doing an aria,
that labored shrill fit for the opera.
Another soul croons a lilting lullaby,
oohs and aahs rising up to the sky.
Undoubtedly that's a loud trombone,
solidly played, a no-nonsense boom.
Surely I hear a lone trumpet blowing,
pfffttt, that unmistakable errie sound.
A lush symphony of timeless sounds
enlivening my mid-morning rounds.
A poor cleaner-turned-classics buff,
making a living in a public restroom!...
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Categories:
aahs, work
Form:
I do not know?
What We Don'T Need
No one really needs the gifts
We buy this time of year.
Recipients fake oohs and aahs,
Most likely insincere.
The scarves and watches, soaps and mugs,
Pajamas, books and brandy
Are purchased just for custom’s sake,
Like Halloween and candy.
We agonize ‘bout what to buy,
Then shop and shop and shop;
And when each listed name’s checked off,
We finally can stop.
I wish I could sit out this game –
I’ve had it to the hilt;
But if I didn’t get each gift,
I would be wrapped in guilt....
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Categories:
aahs, holiday, introspection, halloween,
Form:
Rhyme