Short All Clear Poems

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


Green

green is a color,
and  pretty good teller,
it tells more than hides,
it gets people on their strides,
signals all clear,
go ahead without fear.


Premium Member A Nuclear Scare

Woke up today to a nuclear plant alert At a Pickering site, an emergency quite overt Until the “all clear” Terror was quite near First time for such a scare so blurred
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Sound the All Clear

Halleluya, my youngest son Scottie Sound the all-clear for the dreaded Covid-19 A HUGE sigh of relief Once again we can breathe Just one of those fortunate personalities
Form: Limerick

Singing Alone

Birdsong gets lonely
but it never gives up
unless there's a storm overhead,
or a cat on the prowl.
Then when it's all clear
they sing up their own storm,
make a big fuss
of being lonely again.

Premium Member Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer

Rudolph, the leader of Santa's reindeer, adjusted his nose and gave the all clear to steer Santa well with his braced flashlight. But one Christmas Eve, he sneezed during flight!
Form: Clerihew


Premium Member Life In a Nutshell

LIFE IN A NUTSHELL Now that I've reached The ripe old age of eighty-six It's all clear to me now What life is all about WE'RE BORN WE struggle WE become old and cranky THEN WE DIE... SIMPLE? LOL

Premium Member Cow Licked Heads and the Red Menace

5th grade 
I remember the air raid drills
Sitting tight against the concrete wall
Hands folded behind bowed and cowlicked heads 
waiting for the "all clear" call.
While the menacing RED BEAR 
stalked our innocents up and down the icy hall.

Premium Member Bus Search


Wait, bus driver. Look over your shoulder.
Do you see any kid sleeping? Nope? Check.
Walk to the back and take a look. All clear? 
Checked under the seats? No luck? Check.
Can you hear any faint movements? No? 
Proceed, you're the only human on the bus.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Illumine My Soul

Light to my soul, heavenly bliss, If you forgive me Lord Loving you naught can be amiss, For penance I afford. Death seems ever so near My soul should be all clear Take me Lord there's no fear. Let the bells toll, Light to my soul. Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member New Year, Cold Beer

  New year, cold beer
    Cold beer, Bronx cheer

  Bronx cheer, high gear
    High gear, all clear

  All clear, frontier
    Frontier, sharp spear

  Sharp spear, blood smear
    Blood smear, kill deer

  Kill deer, pure fear
    Pure fear ~
        Get outta here
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Sunrise

Sunrise,
slowly it sneaks,
first, it will take a peek
and if the coastline is all clear,
then just a tad more near the horizon
its yellow will show, it will glow,
a strong push from the range,
then it will be
sunrise.


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A Spring Roll

A spring roll!  You brought me a spring roll!
A mouthful and thank you.
Shrimp! - You warn me.
Allergic to?
A slow chew.

You're lucky I said.
No allergies.
But thank you.
There's less fear.
All clear.

Better late than never.
I forgive you.
More coffee.
Won't turn blue.
Some wash-brew.

and PHEW !

Premium Member I'M Feeling Perky

Breast machine squashed boobs, ouch it hurt ... Expletives I tried not to blurt! Next an ultra sound scan Doc said you’re all clear Jan For cancer you must stay alert I got good news yesterday my 'lump' turned out to be scar tissue from my surgery in 2019:-) 29/5/19
Form: Limerick

You

In a Ballroom:



As the drama unfolds
neither eye nor ear
shall turn away from the
door

The people were eating,
drinking and dancing but
now they all clear the
floor

Even I myself am
hunting and looking
for a much better place
to view

The most beautiful
someone that I’ve ever
seen, and behold that
someone is you
Form: Rhyme

El nino rules

In Southern hemisphere,'
Winter flowing past here,
At Jack Frost we peer,'
Happy smiles do appear,
Winter sunshine is sheer,
Roses need a pruning shear,
Moonlit nights all clear,
Not much snow this year,
 Not a ski bunny, dear,
Drought is what we fear,
Of farmers' plight we hear,
Send more rain in our sphere,
Looks like El Nino gear.
Form: Monorhyme

The Lonely Spirit

I have been sitting here for a long time
Wondering what to do next or find
I keep searching and not knowing
If I am coming or where I am going

What am I doing here for I'm not at all clear
And there's no one to ask who is near
So I sit here and wait trying to think it through
Perhaps in the end I'll know what to do.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Night Cordon

A cold damp wind hits you in the face
And the darkness closes in on you
Biting into you as you wait and stand
There is no more need to be concerned

For the longer you wait, the worm will turn
As the dog searches through the factory
Endless minutes plod on without hearing
Until the all clear is given to resume patrol.

© Paul Warren Poetry
Form: Ballad

Distance

From a distant place
You’re right there alone
It’s all clear in mind
When you’re on the phone

No dull moments
You’re making me smile
I have good days
Though we’re far like a mile

Your familiar voice
I haven’t heard before
I’m daydreaming!
You’re standing in my door

Looking forward
To hold your hands
Staring the sunset
We’re sitting on white sand.
Form: Rhyme

Darkness

I awoke in the dark
Not knowing what was my part
Black and white was all
Greys fading as down I fall

Looking to find my way out
Bumping and running about
How did I come to be here
Nothing seems at all clear

Before when I was in control
I craved and bled out my soul
But now I struggle and flop about
No more or less I cry loudly out.

© Paul Warren Poetry

Survivor

she is a survivor she battled and won
she can smile now but the pain wasnt fun

it took so long but her life is back on track
when she was given the news she had to fight back

after a long journey these words echoed in her ear
you are a survivor, she'd been given the all clear

she is a lucky one many have lost the fight
so give your support so less people have to say goodnight
Form: ABC

Looking With My Flesh

inside you are
tucked in tight
as you tuck my
hair behind my
ear. it's hard (you
understand) to see
at all clear when
looking with my 
flesh. breath
begins subtly
like warm liquid
sizzling & dripping-
yet with ease
breath speeds
inhales chasing
exhales, licking
sparks on skin.
the response is
within, instant
bursts of flame;
i didn't think you'd
be here, but i'm 
glad you came.

Premium Member Coming Down to Earth Grounded

Listen to poem:
I see a clearing
It's big enough to land in
The grass is short
No rocks or bumps
It's all clear for landing

My heart beats in panic
Tears of sweat run down my face
Fear grips my body
In expectant embrace

The engine splutters and coughs
Bangs erupt from broken wings
I hear my own screams

The smoke is acrid in flared nostrils
My flesh burning, stinks

Ah! I savour a touchdown, touche!

With Ease

inside you are
tucked in tight,
as you tuck my 
hair behind my
ear. it's hard (you
understand) to see
at all clear when
looking with my
flesh. breath
begins subtly
like warm liquid
sizzling & dripping-
yet with ease, 
breath speeds, 
inhales chasing
exhales, licking
sparks on skin. 
the response is
within, instant
bursts of flame;
i didn't think you'd
be here, but i'm
glad you came.

5

human turret son
gun syndrome
genome thunder dome

range lightning rain
night sky of 40 grain
splendid caliber

X caliber

plink to think
dinky clinks
tiny echoes

bricks, all clear

fire flies
barrels of varying sizes
armorer princess prizes

she goes all .223/5.56
flash suppressed
range without a roof

took her rounds
now she frowns
tell her later

give them back
after dinner
© Gun Poet  Create an image from this poem.

Smiling Old Sun

Hey, smiling old sun! 
you bring love to everyone,
your rays bring love to our days
and all things reign in peace.

the birds fill the blue sky,
flying free low and sky,
from our lips escape a happy sigh;

the heavens are all clear,
the call of the wild is here,
the summer dust they blow forever;

the chilly wind blows here and there,
the dancing grasses turn green,
you made them so with the rain.
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