Short Assembly Poems

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


March On

Once a week, rain or shine.
School assembly marching time,
Shoulders back, tall or proud,
Marching music, totally loud.


Poetry Fest

Poetry Fest

An assembly the poets share their hearts.

© Dane Ann Smith-Johnsen
    January 17, 2010

Poetic form: Monoku
Form: Monoku

Assembly-Line Infix

we crimp
we stamp
all

bang bang

day

putting parts
to

bang bang

gether

thinking only
of our

bang bang

coffee

break

Blue Fly

I see no problem of that blue fly
Always gets in feces
Natural phenomena
The worldly **** is the assembly
Of all that blue flies in one place

The Blue Fly

I see no problem of that blue fly
Always gets in feces
Natural phenomena 
The worldly **** is the assembly
Of all that blue flies in one place


National Pride

Yes, we were forced into national pride,
Singing the anthem at assembly time,
Little patriots to the core,
God saved something in times of yore!

Premium Member Easy For Whom, a Seasoned Professional

There’s a loathsome lie printed on some things you buy: “Easy assembly.”
not sure this is a true senryu December 5, 2020
Form: Senryu

No Assembly Required

Faintly falling in failing flight-
En route to crash in Death's Delight!
(To be blown apart, 'tis a better start)
Than to travel back and make things right

Somebody At the Un Assembly

If a person, ultra negativist,
thinks everyone is communist,
 sans vaccine at UN,  speaker,
a virus bomb, leaker,
  if sneezes  says fire !  as anarchist
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Assembly line

The smoke trails from my ears 
my brain working overtime 
absorbing thoughts 
producing phrases 
an assembly line of words 
manufactured, produced and published by me

Premium Member What you see is what you get

Jigsaw puzzle pieces scattered freely
Playful invitation to leisurely solve confetti challenge
Assembly required: copy box cover 



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: 1st place 2025
Form: Other

Premium Member 4h

Hoped with the call
Held your hand before the fall
Help you provided all
Heaven assembly hall


Here this is my help 4 H

4/14/18
written words by James  Edward Lee Sr. 2018©
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Pep Rally

doe-eyed

     eager searching

          assembly is growing

anxiously relieved..... he's waiting

smiling




Micropoetry ain't that tweet contest-6th Place
Casarah Nance
8/30/2015
Form: Cinquain

No Grievances Permitted

Spooling southward on shattered wing-
I ache to fold from life’s cruel sting! 
(I’d rather die, than say goodbye)
Because I can’t repent this suffering

(A reinvention of 'No Assembly Required')
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member A Boon Companion

No matter the place I go
I'm always glad I showed up
Concrete jungle to meadow
Assembly to solitude
My eager muse is happy 
to tag and dance right along
A poet's boon companion


Date written: 06/21/2020
Form: Kwansaba

Rainbow, Colors

RAINBOW
               Assembly of colors
                 holy strategy
                 coloring the planet.

                 COLORS
              Primary agenda
             Blue red yellow
               the genesis of colors.

Twilight In Wundanyi

Soon as the sun behind the hills sinks
The mist loses no chance
It creeps, 
Stealthy,
 Like a hushed assembly of white ghosts

Then the air gets damp and chilly
The blue hills become hazy
And the air,
 Once sheer
 Is now pale grey and pasty.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member CHEERY CHIRR

   Call
   and chirr
   of crickets 
   non stop ceaseless,
    no pause in chorus 
   at evening conference.
    Flock in cheerful assembly.
    Symphony in monotony.
    Probably urgent call for mating.
    Frolic Insects rubbing wings forcefully.
Form: Etheree

Diplomacy and the Irresolute Alternative

without anchor all ships
sail and without passenger
no captain exists to guide
the dispossessed.  Only remains
of Peaceful Assembly can
be glimpsed in the association
of favoritism. A favoritism
of familiarity deflecting contempt
by means of ineptitude.

Ice King and His Sons

open your arms hug come saunter down the stairs under the rug there's a man with sunflowers for eyes sitting down with a cup of tea and a nice jacket and green tie. Showing me his assembly of glass eyes all with a different design. Doves and flowers and ingest the elephant man's apple pie.

LLC

Banking & Robbery
On Commerce

As in Title and Circulation
of Letters
Constitution as in it's Freedom
Cannot be Withheld
for General & Peaceful
Assembly
of Framing
Congress
The Loss does and does
not to exist
in the accounting
of codified Department

Military Logistic Command

Premium Member Limerick: Then This Wily Woman From Franco's Spain - 5

Limerick : Once this Wily Woman from Franco’s Spain – 5

Now this Wily Woman from Franco’s Spain
Pumped hard to become Free-Maisons’ Main Drain.
Only thing left to win :
Marianne* in dung-bin –
National Assembly long lock-jawed – slain !

•	Marianne : symbol of the French Republic

© T. Wignesan – Paris, 2013
© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

War Factory

War
Drawn out from Factories 
in Assembly line 
as always seen
spanning
all kind and all time
horizons

War
Blueprinted consistently
to win an idea or a space
or anything our fancy

War
Somebody has a right
and the supremacy
to feel bored 
why should everybody
feel we are all right
we are intact

awarding ink test

journalism is objective by law
the decrease in legible statements is mathematically irrelevant to peaceful assembly
disruption of legislation is against the law.
how to correct young journalists? no press pass, press pass is test for editor to observe through french general assembly window if ink should be awarded.

Shutting Down the River

“They just shut down the river;
No boats at all allowed,”
The captain of the ferry told
A small but waiting crowd.

The General Assembly,
A huge U.N. event,
Is hosting leaders, which includes
The U.S. President.

Security’s been tightened;
The ferry now is stuck
And as for seeing river traffic, 
Guess I’m out of luck.
Form: Rhyme

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