Short Accessory Poems

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


Car Signals - Blinkers

When changing from lane to lane;
I want to make it real plain,
Signals are not an accessory;
They are a necessity. 
Please use them. Thanks
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Premium Member How Unnecessary

It’s just another accessory,
In time for my final anniversary.
It’s a way to put an end to my misery,
But when it’s too late, will I say, “How unnecessary.”
Form: Quatrain

Fountain of Blood

Fountain of blood
It’s the new accessory
To a uniform I must return
Burned into my gloved hand
My number was up
And that’s why I don’t write poems with 13 lines
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Floating Currents of Air

The slightest current of air
Holds more truth than the striving
To realize cogitations of material components
Anxiety beset turns to weakness, regret
The shame of burying your accessory love

At Dawn

The dawn broke
with thoughts
raging furiously
insisting on response
capturing my being
now a prisoner
with no escape route
an accessory before and after the fact
plead I for freedom to engage the heart
on its destined course.


Gone By

I've been a bunny, a kitten,
a baby seal,
a hedgehog, a bear and a tiger;
but most of all I have been me.
Sleeves shredded
sunset pale,
an accessory to the main crime.
My Bonnie face
and my Clyde armour-
no murder or money
just dusty road.

Premium Member A Historical Fashion Contrast


A lady who entered a fashion contest 
for most authentic historical costume 
was disqualified, the judges pointing out
to her disappointment that she lacked 
Lady Godiva’s most famous accessory –
a horse – and therefore was under dressed.
Form: Didactic

Premium Member walnut what knot shelf

1950’s walnut what-knot-shelf
small compartments with tiny doodads
crystal doohickeys and miniature thimbles
variety of teensy ceramic trinkets
displayed in woman’s living room
every mother I knew had one back in the day
1950’s go-to accessory for the modern woman

This Loaded Revolver

This loaded revolver
Looks so good next to your head
You wear it so well
Did anyone ever tell you
That you should be a model?
This metal barrel suits you
It goes well with your skin tone
And I swear your eyes just got brighter
You are my gun’s favorite accessory
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Threaded.

I’ve threaded my fingers and turned my body into beads.
Like a necklace I was strung and now she wears me ‘round her throat.
Everyone compliments her new accessory.
They say it suits her perfectly; 
 they’ve never seen a better match.
They can’t tell I’m wearing her down.

New Leather Shoes

You new leather shoe
How remarkable thy scent
Better than jasmines,
stuffed down my nostrils

As I tap my feet,
out the shoe store
How swiftly your perfume,
fades away

But still I will wear,
this accessory made from skin
Worshiping it till, the need
of a new pair

Escape

They escape 
Through a small opening 
On the side of my head 

Liquid skin becoming cellophane 
An accessory to suffocation
Tries to trim the threats
Of an unfurled canvas 

In my pocket
Artauds’ anguish
Stitches together absurd reasoning 
One kiss tooled the empire
Only the smart escape

The It

Shadows cross the land
Animals scurry
Hiding beneath the sand
Races look into each others hollow faces
Casting shadows in the wind
Lies are the new accessory
For the modern woman
Refusing what is real
Captive to the fear
Dancing to the beat of dragon wings
Denying who we are
What can restore our dying love
Who can heal our wounded psyches?
© Skyy Allen  Create an image from this poem.

I Am Pet(E), 10

Hey, I am Pet(e).

I am happy, 
today,
…to be 10 years old 
and really obedient,
yes, obedient
  
though naughty, 
sometimes, 
yet still I am Pet(e), the 
loving member 

of the family, 
just like Man(dy);
so please, don’t sass
and throw me not 
outside 

the circle, if 
I am no longer, as you feel, 
cute to you,
‘cos I am not your accessory!

Premium Member Footle Fest 2

Below are 6 footles, separate and distinct, with their own titles in bold font.  A continuation of my footle fest!

Small Bee Farm
Hectare
Nectar

Meat Juice Allergy
Au jus
Achoo

Last Ride
Off in
Coffin

Bright Lad
Sunny
Sonny

AWOL Chef
Cook-off
Took off

Matell/Amazon Accessory
Ken doll
Kindle
© Mark Toney  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Footle

Helpless Hands

For one who helps so many,
giving aid and relief,
to watch a loved one in need,
strains me to the core.

To be sidelined,
no longer an accessory,
reduced to normalcy,
rips out my soul,
one thread at a time.

To watch as you wither,
unable to combat this enemy,
that strikes young and old,
makes me feel impotent.

Unable to kill this hydra,
I silently watch
as you wilt away.
Form:

Premium Member Pain

Lockdown has forced us to stay home for long
I cannot play golf but can eat and sleep    
Social distancing wants us not to throng
No one understands that my pain is deep
Need to practice my swings for their upkeep
No play may retard muscle memory
Making me lose golfing trajectory
Coronavirus, why you give such pain!
Golfing time wasted on cleaning bag accessory
Checking your spread though is a vital gain.

15.4.2020
Form: Dizain

Bag

It is used in a figural speech
It is used as a carrier object
It is used as a storage system
It is used as a everyday accessory
Gosh, you have to love it

Different colours, choose your desire
Different makes, choose your category
Different brands, there are so many
Different shapes, choose your level
Distinguish your individualism

It is a need, not a want
It is useful and optional
It blends with the entire
It so flexible
Yoo, it compliments you

Oh I Miss My Hat

Oh where’s my hat?
It flew off! drat!
Put it on my head
Next I did dread
It’s off in the air
My 20 dollar sphere
Oh it’s pretty rough
My hair’s sticking up
My hat, the perfect accessory 
For a misplaced comb, occasionally 
I’d easily put it on and run 
Out of my home I’d quickly go
Oh I miss my hat
Do you know that?
But now I use a hood instead
Because it’s securely connect-ed
So there’s no risk of it flying away
Like my hat did on that windy day

March 29, 2021
Form: Rhyme

pretty doctors

Pretty doctors

Two young female doctors dressed in white
 wearing stereoscopes around their slim
necks as decorations, an accessory that 
gave them charming dignity
Between them, looking at a computer
my name was there, they were talking
about my medical history
 I tried to get a word in but was blithely 
 ignored, after all, I was the
patient, but my input went unheeded
They were happy with my recovery 
As I packed my things and left, they were 
still talking about my case
© Jan Hansen  Create an image from this poem.

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