Short Carousels Poems

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


Premium Member Joyful Planets

Planets live their lives, spinning; Colorful carousels in Space, never worry about Death; they’ve too much joy.
Form: Dodoitsu


Premium Member Nor Copper Nor Silver

  drained of emotion
    idly-mouthed words
  raised fists with no punch
    meanings vacuous, blurred

  carousels of zombies 
    stare through his soul
  nor silver nor copper
   winged horses of gold
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Moonlight Ballet

rides on carousels gently tick of fairy hops technicolor dance... tiptoeing inside hushed sleep hazes of moonlight ballet Fantasy Contest of Skat ( tanka) by nette onclaud
Form: Tanka

Her Carnival of Love

She kissing my lips so softly 
Wet pink; saying, just breathe 
Baby lay back and enjoy whileas..
The neon lights burst into a million 
Teddy bears fluffy bright ecstasy 
A colourful carousels midways
Deep sea stars magical ride.

A Carousel Ride

Carousels
at amusement parks
are fun
and enjoyable
horses
and possibly other animals
go up and down
but some are still
as the calliope music plays
and the merry-go-round
turns round and round
brings back childhood memories too


Premium Member She Has a Rainbow Tongue

She has a rainbow tongue, he told us as he kept walking.
I did not want to hear any more, but he could not stop talking.
She speaks of unicorns, candies, carousels and stars oh so bright!
And what she can do with this tongue is amazing, she is a delight.
Now I knew I did not want to hear more, but I kept listening.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Of Sugar Plums in Frozen Cream

      as embers glow on wintry nights
         candy canes and x-mas lights

      truth gives way to summer’s steam
         carousels and caramel cream

     what fancy leads me on to dream
         of sugar plums in frozen cream 

     O, free me from this August's blight
         encase the world in beams of light
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Air Balloon High, Then Low

~ ~DURING THE RIDE~ ~ high waves sheer lunette miles of lithium popping haze air carousels swoon crisp thrills up up there mountain cones scaling bite-size crazed arms touching moon ~ ~ AFTER THE RIDE~ ~ why, what's so funny with wonderbra i'm wearing down my waist, floppy!
(( for S*K*A*T's air balloon ride contest :))
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Block Party

Dance, Ladies, dance!—
By the light of lanterns.
Let your red skirts swirl
Like the tops of carousels—
Candy-apple red.

Dance, Children, dance!
With your glowing adornments—
Rainbow blue and green—
Firefly green.

The scent of gardenias
Wafts from urban gardens—
Gardenias and radishes.
The night air breathes magic;
The block has been transformed.
© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.

Velvetine Clouds

velvetine clouds with symphonic melodies
encrusted within a passion filled heart
caressed and laced benevolent thrusts
of colloquial chants of love
moondrenched clay parted with care
for undulating carousels of unanswered prayers
for seasoned affairs
bounded in silence shrouded in controversy
of folklore like times of pitted runes of yester
year waiting for subterfuge from your heart
to my soul

Premium Member - Rock 'n' Roll In My Head -


    A feeling that the room is spinning
    especially with specific head movements
    Bout of dizziness
    don't look up, down or to the side
    - just straight ahead
    I loved carousels when I was a kid

    One step, one goal
    grab a door frame or a chair
    Vertigo... hits the labyrinth in the inner ear
    My crystals ran wild
    finally the diamonds are where they should be
    I don't like carousels anymore

The Stir of Trumpets

Bathed in
serenity
caressed by oceans of
aesthetic, calm, spiritual
secrets.

Merry
carousels spin
from the wind off the wings
of the wispy, soft doves that sing
to me.

Velvet
corollas drift
and each perfume the air
with the essence of creations
soft breath.

Graceful, 
mute swans indulge
the breeze in the silent
beauty of nature's trumpet and
power.

Fragile
wings tickle and
wrestle typhoons within
vast tombs of perfect nature and 
my soul.
Form: Cinquain

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