Short Avon Poems

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


Premium Member Bath

Fast river the Avon running to Bath beautiful with snow when I first met the unknown walking slow
Form: Ninette


Premium Member Wurtis B the Bardolater

Wurtis B was a bardolater.
Shakespeare fan, there was no one greater.
He spouted the Bard.
Photo on his card.
Hamlet magnet on refrigerator.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Avon Calling

Mr. Robert Kraft's
gone slightly daft 
   Ring-a-ling-a-ling
   ~ Prostitution sting




*The soon-to-be-former owner of America's
  most successful sports franchise just got 
  nailed in a little sting down in Florida. Ouch!
Form: Clerihew

Premium Member Avon - Tm

Avon brings out the joy in knowing beauty thrives within the wild heart who believes in love Trademark~~Quintain Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Sara Kendrick December 6, 2020
Form: Cinquain

Premium Member Ding Dong, Avon Calling

“Ding dong, Avon calling!”, are these ladies around anymore Way back when in another era, they came knocking at your door Guess I'm dating myself But I'm still in good health Maybe I'll be around when they banish killings and wars Ya think? © Jack Ellison 2015
Form: Limerick


Bard of Avon { Cameo}

It may be audacious even to attempt 
                                             a  definition of his greatness 
                                     But it is not so difficult  to describe the gifts 
                          that enable him to create imaginative visions of pathos and mirths 
                                       that whether read or witness in the theatre











William Shakespeare

Premium Member ding dong Avon calling

Ding dong!
Avon calling
it is 1953.
Women rush to host a fragrance party.
The Avon lady is lying in wait, ready to sell.

Ding dong!
You cannot come to toe door in your house dress.
Your lips will be blood red with lipstick.
Eyes are blinking back chunks of mascara from your brush.
You are wearing a chiffon gown and diamond earrings.

I laugh at these ads now.
When I was a child they seemed plausible.
Normal even.
As we saw them so many times, and I was young.

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