Short Bolting Poems
Short Bolting Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Bolting by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Bolting by length and keyword.
Shoe Bop - Kerplop
Cinderella was a starry-eyed lass
Dancing at the ball in shoes made of glass
While bolting for the doors
She encountered waxed floors
And unfortunately fell on her A$$!
For: SKAT*
SHOES contest...
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Categories:
bolting, funny
Form:
Limerick
The Flash
The Flash
The running legs bolting electricity of his body
His friends back in star labs
Make sure he keeps running
Gets faster and faster and faster
Stopping bad guys while staying in his personal life...
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Categories:
bolting, adventure,
Form:
Free verse
An Effect Without a Cause
An effect without a cause
A bolting into being
Is anathema to reason
A delirium or dream
Proximate – and ultimate
Phenomena exclaim
There is one rule inviolate -
Determinism reigns
The implication staggers -
Our will constrained, unfree
Yet if this be so
How can reason be?...
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Categories:
bolting, philosophy,
Form:
Quatrain
Good-Luck Charm
On the door of every Jewish home
is a sort of 'good-luck charm'
Containing certain verses Biblical
to keep all who come and go from harm
Some kiss it on the way out or in
to deter themselves from acts of sin
Such as bolting their front door to guard
'gainst ragged beggars others bar...
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Categories:
bolting, bible, giving, home, jewish,
Form:
Rhyme
Through the Forest
Running through the forest,
Fleeing from the wolves,
Needing you…
Needing you.
Chasing the morning light,
Bolting from the night,
Wanting you…
Wanting you.
Escaping the darkness,
Tired eyes shine bright,
Seeing you…
Seeing you.
Falling within your arms;
Guarded from all harm,
Loving you…
Loving you....
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Categories:
bolting, allusion, analogy, courage, hero,
Form:
Blank verse
Frances Runs Away
Frances exits the bistro.
Her napkin falling
onto the tablecloth,
it flutters down in slow motion;
a snow-goose onto a red desert.
‘Not a good way to break-up Frances,
not cool’.
On the pavement, high-heels clacking.
Frances running,
the backs of her heels bleed,
tendons bolting her onward.
On hind legs
a restaurant chair tries to follow.
A thunderclap
as the napkin lands....
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Categories:
bolting, poetry,
Form:
Blank verse
Comets
From the sky I drop like two flies
Whirring, swirling in the air so high
Blazing like crystals I come in fire
Rolling like thunder, bolting so dire
From the top you see me fall
Dwindling over you like wishing spirals on hold
Exploding before your eyes, blasting like winter snow
Feeding, fading in diminishing colors
Down the ground I stick and dry
Above your feet, I smell and sit like candlestick...
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Categories:
bolting, color, heaven, snow,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Tissue Box
Though it has been five and twelve years
and you are both now tucked safely deep
in the unfathomed depths of sub-conscious
At times you still invade troubled dreams
Oozing cold sweat; wrestling unseen demons
Jolting half awake and bolting upright
(No-no-no-why-where have you gone)
I find it placed conveniently at arm's length
A trembling, fumbling hand reaches out
to grab hold and blow away memory…...
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Categories:
bolting, grief, loss,
Form:
Free verse
Frances Runs Away
She exits the Chinese Restaurant,
scattering all in her hurry,
her napkin falling,
it flutters down in slow motion;
a snow-goose hovering over a red cloth.
'Not a good way to break-up Frances,
not cool'.
On the pavement, high-heels clacking,
Frances running, her calves straining,
tendons bolting her onward.
On its fore-legs, her toppling chair
seems to want to follow –
a thunderclap
as the napkin lands....
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Categories:
bolting, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Darker Shades
DARKER SHADES.
Have you known some darker shades
Ever bitter vested in hand held grief
Like bolting of steed in fast uplands
Onslaught of undines in yelped streams.
Ancient roads kept in disturbed sleep
Under dripping afternoons of grey storm
There banishment of hope and despair
An adjustment in some vespered norm.
To make physical pain less lonely
A loneliness like sceptred face of time
A fresh start in some polluted airs
To purify festered strains of the mind....
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Categories:
bolting, philosophy, symbolism,
Form:
Enclosed Rhyme