Short Ca Poems

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


Premium Member Cummings Words In Vertical

CREATIVITY Heart&Love i ca rr y yo ur he ar t wi th me (i c ar ry it in my h ea r t)
Form: Other


Just T He Two of Us

we can if we plan
and join hands
we ca beat the dust
not off the  rust
together we stand
like a band
fight back we must
ITS JUST THE TWO OF US

Premium Member Vulpes Vulpes Stares

Vulpes vulpes stares
Wind whispers, a hunter’s pose
Murine meal under snow

for Debbie Guzzi's Animal Haiku Contest
Shawn Sackman (Northern CA)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member A Tall Story

Reaching
for the stars
giganteum
ambassadors of a 
lost age

Sequoia-The great ones..Inspired by Steinbeck's observation on growing up in CA
Form: Cinqku

Plus Ca Change

Song: "Yesterday", The Beatles

Yesterday I had lots of fun with Sugar Ray,
Now the neighbors yell out words like ‘gay’.
Oh I believe in yesterday.
Form: Lyric


Premium Member Flattery's Flavors

Soft, the white dove
  Coo  coo  coo
Booms crusty walrus --
  Coo-coo Ca-choo

Super senryu
  Marvelous monoku
Thrum go the comments
  Ooh-ooh pa-doo

Premium Member Clerihew Sloan

An illustrator was one John Sloan
as  cartoonist would never moan
Opposed to art used for proporganda
preferring social scenes comme ci comme ca*

*McSoneys Bar
Form: Clerihew

Love

We can not be shamed for sadness
We can not be blamed for madness
We ca not be harmed 
For our minds tell us so
Or is it our hearts 
For it is love that can keep us who we are
Form:

Premium Member Beyond Me

D. Guzzi CT USA lost off 
Fiji lifeboat beached atoll sharks
Spared rescued by islanders
Contact son San Fran CA
Love, takes ashes home
Beautiful trip
Live long and 
Prosper
Ma.
Form: Nonet

Premium Member Ober Time

I once met a man who claimed he was sober 
At a beer drinking party, late October 
He was as drunk as a skunk 
He fell down and yelled- Ca 'plunk! 
Thought it best I called him an Ober
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Un-Ti,,T'Led

Ca;n)) yo!
	ute,l,l t)
	hat I’’’’ve 
	
	b,e,enre)ad
	
	ing e/.]e[.cu
		
	mmmm
	mmmm;:
	in;g
	s• lat,//
	eL—ee(?} 

	

       Translation: Can you tell that I’ve been reading e.e.cummings lately?

Statutory Warnings

statuto ry warnings on
to ba co al ca hol an
pro mis qui ty
they supply needles on
the street for safety
free co n doms
create artificial wars
where the sun is 
set to sell their
rusty arms
Form:

Red Light Stop Sex

it  was at night
big city light
as we rode and drove
we got this feel
had us reeling
it was out of control
we got bold
thats right  it happin next
you ca n bet
WE STOP
IT WAS
RED  LIGHT  SEX

Premium Member A Venerable Truth

When the gunman stares into your very soul
  A bullet might redirect his gaze -- not gun control


           April 30, 2019
After the shooting at Chabad of Poway, CA...
        … and so many others
Form: Epigram

Progress

we are  moving on
we had to be strong
to belong
we walk
and talk
on the by way
and hiway
beat down on the sidewalk
some some it was our falk
because of that life or set
no you ca;t
STOP OR BLOCK
PROGRESS
Form:

Premium Member Why, When I

Why
when I
begin to write a poem
am I
disturbed
by other poems
that break the walls
my mind has built
around them?

Why,
like now,
do I try 
to versify what
looks like prose?
Who knows?

I write.
Ca va.
It goes!

Premium Member The Chronicle of the Coronavirus

Double Haikus

This warm CA spring
The exaggerated fears
Flu kills more every year
.

All fear death blood sells
All God's goodness forgotten
Sucked in by media hell


       February 28, 2020
          7:30am PST

Form: Haiku

Premium Member Tonight's Debate

Tonight’s Debate Oyez, oyez six pm pacific time don’t be late! to watch a ninety-minute presidential debate Biden hyped up on Mountain Dew vs the walrus who’s Cu cu ca choo My choice MSNBC the only one I tolerate
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Not To Me Death Not To Me

How ca I retire
So soon ?
How can I rest
Hastily ?
I am not drowsy
Nor am I fatigued.
I dictate
Stubbornly
To silence death
I resist
To escape the doom.
Away from the grave
I vamoose
Away from the edge
I  whizz. 

Drencho POET Loads.
Form: Narrative

Premium Member maple syrup

I want maple syrup
For breakfast I had pancakes
Slathered in peanut butter and maple syrup
My lunch was meatloaf
The topping was maple syrup, ketchup and mustard
After supper I have a little warm coffee
I bet you ca guess what I used to sweeten it

Isch-Ca-Dut-A All the Way

ISH-CA-DUTA mean's that I just don't know...

*******People Spell to Literally******

*
i dnt hve aaa spl=cke
I din't kno wht tu du a
So iF u can read ths msg
Thn u neeed an spel-Ck-Tu-a

                GF



******I NEED A SPELL-CHECK RECOVERY BOTTON888_______
Form: Bio

Time of Death

what 
ONCE 
pumped
LIFE 
in 
LUBB
dubb 
CA dence
SUD den LY
is 
STILL
still  
.
.
.
....................................................................................................................................................
time of death: 1:47
Form: ABC

Premium Member CLIMATE CHANGE 2 a squib

Part a
An English summer the climate norm
three fine days&a thunderstorm*

Part b
Plus ca change Plus c'est la meme
Net Zero remains a 'woke' political  scheme

* Attributed to King George II circa 1700-( grandfather of the King who lost the American colonies)
Form: Didactic

Premium Member A Finely Turned Phrase

'Kinetic conundrums,' such a finely turned phrase, or
perchance 'effervescent rhododendrons' -- their glories ablaze 
The Beatles' walrus cu-cu-ca-chu'd
                                      Frankie boy scooby-dooby-dooed  
    I'd finish this poem, but it might come unglued

Premium Member Plus Ca Change

It's 
raining-
there's nothing 
new under the
sun

The Rain it raineth every day by Norman Garstin (1889)
http://www.penleehouse.org.uk/artists/norman-garstin.htm


So much for climate change  and global warming ! (an in joke for those from these Atlantic 
costal isles.)
Form: Ekphrasis

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