Short Cartons Poems
Short Cartons Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cartons by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cartons by length and keyword.
Save the Planet -- Fat Chance
From bottles, to cartons and cans
Can't we do better than that, man?
From paper to plastic, then to recycling
Let us now go from motor cars to bicycling...
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Categories:
cartons, environment, satire,
Form:
Rhyme
Grainy Photos
Actually a rondolet
Grainy photos
On milk cartons of missing kids
Grainy photos
In the hopes that somebody knows
Where they are now and who they're with
Parents prayers enclosed within
Grainy photos
2/20/12
Received 2nd place in PD's poem of the week contest...
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Categories:
cartons, sad,
Form:
Rondeau
The Us Senate
I open bottles of beer
And empty their content
Twist tops
I put their caps back on
They look complete
Screw tops
I stand the bottles back up
In their cartons
Until I have 100 bottles lined up
They look full
They look whole
These empty bottles
I call them the us Senate
I smell the stench of the empty bottles and
I burp
I urinate...
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Categories:
cartons, abuse, betrayal, political,
Form:
Blank verse
Sunny-Side-Up
Morning eggs arrayed
in their cartons.
Cold domed power-plants
in their laboratory-white shells.
I try not to dwell
on the still humming embryology.
The unknown waits inside the oval
until it cracks open.
Is that a spindrift of red in the yoke?
Maybe it’s just ova solar activity,
a flesh flare, as the egg is unshelled.
I watch for signs of a struggle to fly....
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Categories:
cartons, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Charge of the Light Brigade
Once in Home Depot
I was in the lighting aisle,
when a horde of aproned workers
descended down from a quarter mile
With hundreds of cartons of bulbs,
They were very bright I guess
I had to jump out of the way,
My bundles now a mess
So now you know how
It got the name, but one
thing more I must say,
They would not take cash,
I had to charge it all that day....
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Categories:
cartons, adventure, funny, on work and working, parody,
Form:
Burlesque
Top Secret
My bathroom isn’t big enough
For boxes filled with files,
Though someone’s bathroom we all know
Has cartons stacked in piles.
The government’s top secrets
Share a space, perhaps, with Charmin,
Or Renuzit, Dove or Lysol,
All incredibly alarmin.’
For the guests at Mar-a-Largo,
If a bathroom they were needing,
We must hope they didn’t poke around
In search of some light reading....
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Categories:
cartons, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Old Calendars
I save old calendars,
Hey, you never know,
Time might slip backwards,
So where else could you go?
For planning, etc.,
You'd have to call me,
And I'd make good money,
From my calendar fee
I don't save old bandaids,
Milk cartons or beer cans,
That would be silly,
Like saving old pots and pans
So keep me in mind,
If backwards we go,
Cause I'll be the one,
You'll have to know!!...
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Categories:
cartons, confusion, funny, imagination, parody, old, old,
Form:
Burlesque
This Poem Is Trash
This Poem Is Trash
Stinky winky yellow spots on rusty tinnies
Mouldy food on smelly plastic
Damp paper and rubber lactic
That the mice think fantastic
Gooey substance iridescent
Cartons glowing so florescent
Furry knobs being unpleasant
Fingers grubby very sticky
Shifting ugly and so tricky
Feeling sick and rather yucky
Uttering words from the bible
Invoking help from St Michael
To sort another weeks recycle...
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Categories:
cartons, home,
Form:
I do not know?
Little Cartons, Little Sacks
Little Cartons, Little Sacks
The mug of tea I drank at six,
the tea that drives me to the train,
needs a refill. At my desk,
I don’t do much. I wait
for lunch when every day
I eat so much the waitress gawks.
She doesn’t realize the years
till supper. Then I’ll dine alone again,
bolt everything that I bring home
in little cartons, little sacks.
After supper she’s not there
when the couch becomes my slab
till bed becomes my mausoleum
Donal Mahoney...
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Categories:
cartons, on work and working
Form:
Free verse
Old Chicago
i awakened to the flapping
of the broken screen door
as the snow man's nose vanished
the wind blew empty cartons ribbons
and boxes christmas lights grew dem
rusty chimes whispered behind
a wooden shack and rows of
old stone home's as winter rose
over the good tidings festive gatherings
meeting me at the street light
with no mittens i'd ask for a bit of sun
a warm breeze above winter's crisp
bitterness charming i suppose
putting my hands back in my pockets...
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Categories:
cartons, winter,
Form:
Light Verse
Dirty Old Town
Dirty Old Town
Beer Cans, Soda Cans,
Food cartons on the street.
Cigarette packs and tab ends,
Litter and filth under feet.
Scumbags, Fly-tippers,
People who just don’t care,
Defile my once proud town,
Disgust me beyond compare.
Dog foul, Dog dirt,
Excretions adorn my path.
Please take your rubbish home,
Don’t spit in my face and laugh.
Dirty town, filthy town,
It wasn’t always like this.
“But, we have no money or resources”
This Government, you take the piss....
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Categories:
cartons, anger, angst, environment,
Form:
Rhyme
Is T Just Me Or Has the Hole World Gone Mad
Can we please change the channel
I cant stand watching this crap
The news is boring switch over to MTV
Top story today a teenage suicide bomber kills 22 children on a Bus
Now back to MTV exclusives
Where Paris Hilton is attempting to count to 3
Thats hot, It is where your heading b/s best friend
And later
Lady Gaga,s new video where she is dressed in nothing but
milk cartons because she cares sick bad about the plight
of run away children
Is it me or has the whole world gone mad...
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Categories:
cartons, slam
Form:
Free verse