Short Attendees Poems

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


Premium Member State of the Planet

Speech after speech, the summit dragged on
   though all agreed every nation had won

Then on the day when the bomb descended
   and life on Earth as we know it ended

Indignant attendees were up in arms
   ~ for climate change had done no harm
Form: Couplet


Premium Member Meeting Attendees

Meeting Attendees
They arrive at seven.
The morning early birds.
Hoping for donuts probably.
There are none.

Two slide in the back visibly late at 7:40.
This meeting ends at 7:45.
One says she overslept.
The other makes some inane excuse about going back home for her lunch.
Same two every week, same excuses.

Astral Attendees

On their couch through mirror he saw sun and moon and all astral beauties glare agape at them while forgetting their worldly tasks, claiming they do their work by serving them.
inspired by John Donne's "The Sun Rising" Oct. 8, 2020 Double Tetractys 4 Poetry Contest Contest Sponsor: Eve Roper
Form: Tetractys

Just Like a Happy Tune

J-ust like a happy tune, 
O-pening the big occasion; 
E-vent that's so special, 
L-isteners in standing ovation.

A-n upbeat dance song
L-ets all attendees smile; 
M-elodious twirl on the floor, 
O-ne joyful moment for a while.
N-ight even is much better, 
T-wenty-fifth day in June; 
E-vening either is brighter, just like a happy tune.
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Turning the Page On Outrage

A red-streaked panorama graced Washington's dawn
   Clear lake-blue skies there all day long 
Portland smoke-gray, from tear gas and pepper spray
   Antifa showed its true colors on Inauguration Day

Not a hint of outrage from the government or the press
   It's alright if the fascists are left-wing, I guess
At the Inaugural Ball, attendees donned their prettiest dress
   Masks muting their 'concern' over the Oregonian mess
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member WEDDING DAY THINE

Church Wedding Day Bells ring
Soon we will be together as one
Our love will always be among
Attendees will observe
Our voices being words
Heart to Heart
Eye to Eye
Love devotion committed
Hand in Hand directed
Exchanging vows
Under Heaven’s watch
The Rings and Kiss
My Friend and Partner
Man and Wife
Strong Foundation
Reception in our honor
The Music and Dance
Our spotlight
Enchanted for sure
Our ever after
Honeymoon joy
Embark
Embrace
Love now into ever more.

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