Short Broadway Poems
Short Broadway Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Broadway by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Broadway by length and keyword.
a new broadway play
extravagant production
waiting for reviews
in but a few words
critic can shut down the show
after the first run
Broadway Joe, Like Decio's
Design!
Broadway Joe Like Decio's
Our .... Climb!
sunset's bright sky show
red swathe, big Broadway splashy
night's rise, second act
Haiku revised: January 27, 2021
Aisha was fierce and sensuous
and belonged on Broadway
she knew what she wanted
and was bound to get her way
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Please headline me in a Broadway Show
I want to be featured before I go
Sing? No not me.
Dance? Maybe. Let’s see.
I just want to dazzle, sizzle and glow.
I like my football, you know how it goes
Who's gonna win?, nobody knows
I sit in my favorite chair
In only my underwear
And a pair of Joe Namath's pantyhose
In a frazzled world, live art of Broadway becomes ..a mystic escape.
April 2019 Premier 10, Up to A Max Of 5 Lines
Contest of Brian Strand
Nobody’s forcing you
To be this way
To give up
You’re to blame
Not anyone else but you
Quit the act, sugar
I’m not buying into
Your cheap, off-Broadway hit
Form:
Lightening is quite a spectacular display
Mother Nature creating a hypnotic ballet
Worthy of awe
A great hurrah
More exciting than a play on Broadway
This lady I know who resides among us
Was once a celebrity on Broadway, no guff
A bright shiny star
With a dazzling histoire
Sure was a sizzler with real yummy stuff
The sun's shining brightly, what could go wrong
We feel like prancing and singing happy songs
Can't wipe off the grin
Once the day begins
It's a Broadway show starring me in a sarong
two girls on Broadway
trying to make the big time. . .
first sound film to win.
Copyright © 2018 by Mark Toney. All rights reserved.
First published 2018 in Hollywood Haiku via wattpad.com
The sun's shining brightly, what could go wrong
We feel like prancing and singing happy songs
Can't wipe off the grin
And once the day begins
It's a broadway show starring me in a sarong
Celestial body
A fixed point of light
Astrological
Personality
Cosmos mystery
self luminous
toast of Broadway
celebrity
dreamer’s delight
destiny
gaseous
Hollywood
actor
great mass
star
Do great things and they'll name a street after you
Like the intersection of Ellison Ave and Winnie The Poo
Or your name in lights
On Broadway each night
Must decide, what other great thing you can do
Guess who's inspired me to keep churning 'em out
Sillies keep flowing with brain stuff liberally doused
Two peeps initials like so
Mo and Tom happies flow
Others like Arturo and the Broadway Gal are dancing about
Do great things and they'll name a street after you
Like the intersection of Ellison Ave and Winnie The Poo
Or your name in lights
On Broadway each night
Must decide, besides poetry, what other great thing you can do
Do great things and they'll name a street after you
Like the intersection of Ellison Ave and Winnie The Poo
Or your name in lights
On Broadway each night
Must decide, besides poetry, what other great thing you can do
Listen to poem:
Brother
Funny Extravagant
Drawing Acting Painting
Outdoors Malls Spa Broadway
Sewing Shopping Singing
Sarcastic Dramatic
Sister
Date: 05/27/2019
Wild rides,
Bright costumes allure,
Like Broadway,
In hard times,
Distorted laughter echoes,
A cheap treat for all.
Gaudy lights,
Masks with painted smiles,
Festivals
In the dark,
A house of many faces,
Screams of sheer delight.
By sabina
written 8/15/11
contest: Carnival
Misty mountains
and cloudy days.
Heavy fogs,
impossible ways.
Unjust manners
and hopeless hearts.
Broadway shows
and sparkling lights.
Water depths
and unknown deaths.
Weary ones,
breakable bonds.
Unrightous wars
and levy sructures.
Turned off lights,
nothingness.
I should've been on broadway,
how well I act.
Everyone I have fooled.
Everyone thinks everything,
is ok with me.
The truth is hidden behind,
all the fake smiles I'm giving.
All this happiness is nothing but a act.
The laughing..it's so easy to fool you.
The truth is I'm crying inside.
On an evening stroll
With a breezy melody
He sees her gleaming like the stars
As Luna tugs on ocean tides
To make them play her lullabies
A kiss will start their song of love
And bring the night to passion's rhapsody
6-23-2020
On Broadway Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Nette Onclaud
At the pitcher’s mound, for the Arkansas Razorbacks,
The scarecrow faces the crowd and sings, “Bring Him Home”
From the Broadway Musical, “Les Miserable”
Then, he receives a standing ovation from a flock of
Black crows chatting and eating buttered popcorn,
In the front row box seats, just behind home plate
I've seen the Grand Canyon, Cancun, Taj Mahal
World Plaza (both phases), Broadway curtain call
I watched when Hank Aaron sent that little ball
'cross opposite fence the Babe's record to fall.
I've bathed in Bridal Falls
Niagara'd 'til day called....
But I've never seen a lighthouse
'cept in pictures.