Short Caps Poems

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


Caps

i wear the style
its on my dale
since i was a child
summer or fall
i wears them all
people say am a sap
i love 
CAPS


Premium Member I Hate All Caps

save the pitch

                                                 caps

                                           don't suit me






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Premium Member In Caps

Fingertips move the keyboard taps,
over time my patience just snaps;
Pulse raises in my bloodstream 
hard to hold back a scream
when you shout at me in caps.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Corduroy Pants and Caps

How swiftly my thoughts fly now
  to corduroy pants and caps

Facing a howling northeaster
  whistles, the rally of hunting dogs
     ~ the pointer locked, stock-still

Premium Member Caps Do the Trick

In this age of instant communication Sending my thoughts with great elation CAPS do the trick For those a bit thick Sorry for shouting from the far away location
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Caps Do the Trick

In this age of instant communication Sending my thoughts with great elation CAPS do the trick For those a bit thick Sorry for shouting from the far away location
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Irish Accents and Caps

Irish accents quake my female southland.
Males 'neath Newsboy Caps stimulate dreamland.
Irish yearns may want touch,
Did not seek to feel such.
Ireland trips could stimulate mate's backhand.
Form: Limerick

Wondering In Caps

Sometimes my mind just wonders off 
As if it hopped out of my head carrying a bandanna on a stick
Getting it back is like fighting a bull , something that catches your attention 
Not knowing why I think random things , things in no relevance 
But when my mind finds time to crawl back in , I find it harder to think

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