Short Abalone Poems

Short Abalone Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Abalone by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Abalone by length and keyword.


Premium Member Pearl

A pearl upon the waves, abalone canvas glitter, awash in Heaven’s denim. The little ones shining bright.


Premium Member Lone Bird

I stay awake; I am like a solitary bird on a roof
Psalm 102:7 CSB

lone bird,
wings claustrophobic, abalone-gray
sans dandelion’s glory
surrounded by seeds

Sea and Solitude

Light in abalone
breaking iridescent skin
Know me or don't know me
but by all means, please let me in

Sea storm undercurrent
stirring swirls of liquid sand
Serve as my deterrent
as you take me by the hand~
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Pearls

Self-sacrifice is the oyster’s lot; this ocean martyr spends its life, dedicated to its art. Its sculptures of abalone and pearl; grace softly, human skin, with a luster bright.

Nunez Nonsense Memo

Nunez Nonsense Memo

Phony Bunch of Bologna

Trump is sure to win another Tony, 
For all of his big bunch of Bologna; 
Up to his ears, 
Drawing tears; 
Proves that he is putrid and phony,
And squishy as some salty abalone.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Seafood

 
Come sample King Neptune’s bounty. If it’s fish, or abalone, what you have is all great to me. Any food that comes from the sea. Scallops, calamari, lobsters, shrimp, crabs, clams, mussels, and oysters. If it swims, or lies on the sand, it’s sure to be in great demand To me, it all looks and tastes grand. It should not be kept for Friday. SEAFOOD IS GOOD FOOD ANY DAY.

Premium Member I Dreamed Worlds

I dreamed of worlds far and away; worlds of colored fancies, worlds that play among the stars, in emerald air and shimmering golden. Gods play peek-a-boo with Chimera, of abalone skin, lustrous, flawless. Ambrosia and absinthe dining is the pleasure here; worlds among the ethers where mortal dreams lend wishes of perfection to the ethers... sheer bilss.
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Premium Member The Needle Barely Moves

       Man weds cockroach in church ceremony  
        Guests munch on freshly grilled abalone

      Pastor upholds his sworn duty
        Lectures bride and groom on infidelity

      Barely two months into marriage
        Tiny baby cockroach appears in a carriage

      Headlines shout out the bad news  
         Seems Mrs. Cockroach was groped and abused

      Minister contacted Planned Parenthood
         Lacking precedent, post-full-term abortion approved
Form: Couplet

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