Short Cartwheel Poems

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


Premium Member Overnight Rain

The martins cartwheel in flight,swerve then dive
and suddenly
alight upon
the moist 
mud,
beaks
filled full
of mortar,
to layer nests
that cleave seamless beneath the hanging thatch.
Form: Tetractys


Premium Member Baby Steps

I'll take them one by one
Won't think too far ahead
Day by day until that day
When someday's here, instead 
When someday's now today
When waiting is no more 
When baby steps turn somersaults
I'll cartwheel to your door
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member FribblingSquibbling Marshmallow Sticks

fribbling squibbling marshmallow sticks
flipping, flopping, doing amazing tricks
marching down main street with hillbilly hicks
one does a cartwheel, landing on hot bricks
just did that for kicks! Just did it for kicks!
hilarious malarious, marshmallow sticks!
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member Pan-Demon-Ium

No time to explain Why I cannot restrain Planned Coronium Wild side cartwheel Fighting for another meal Planned Coronium Diablo an incident Really no coincidence Planned Coronium Slain black rain Corona heated death defeated Planned Coronium
Form: Rhyme

Cartwheeling Through Time

it is a  straight   path   that   time  unwinds
 yet   we   create  the  endless   cycle  of  days 
 where  does the unwinding  end 
 where   do   we   stop  the  wheel 
 for  are  we  not  trapped   endlessly 
 in  the  cartwheel  of  time 
 going   round   and   round   within 
 but   moving   ahead   without 
 always 
 everytime

~30 Jul 2016~


Kite Circles

Around in circles, round and round,
Spiraling up above the ground

On thermals rising ever higher,
Effortless ride for fork-tailed flier.

Then, talons locked, they cartwheel down,
Orbiting, circling round and round.

They mew and mew like flying cats,
Amazing aerial acrobats !

Still circling, clockwise corkscrew flight,
Ever upwards 'til out of sight.
© Mike Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Rest In Peace

~ Philip McKillip ~ Died at 99 of a broken hip, doing a cartwheel flip; landing was more of a slip. ___________________________ April 11, 2019 Poetry/Epitaph/REST IN PEACE Copyright Protected, ID 19-1133-881-02 All Rights Reserved. Written under Pseudonym. Written for the contest, An Epitaph, To Make Us Laugh 2 sponsor, Jessie Rowe Third Place
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member Footles in the Schoolyard

be cool
in school

     chalkboard
     got bored

study
buddy

     cute girl
     blond curl

hail, hail
pigtail

     yes, yes
     recess

fun sound
playground

     scream squeal
     cartwheel

big crush
don't blush

     high hopes
     jump ropes

let's watch
hopscotch

     hop hop
     blacktop

ding ding
bell rings

     sit down
     class clown

hard work
don't shirk
Form: Footle

Premium Member Fractured Footles 1257

Extremely Fractured Footles. Grose art Faint heart Write poem Rhyme time Compose song Sing along Opening night Stage fright Break leg Superstition Big Audition Ballet dance On toes prance Gymnast Cartwheel No big deal Tap dancer approaches Kill those roaches Featherweight fighter Must get lighter Jockey of course Needs a horse Happy Thanksgiving Keep those turkeys living

Premium Member expecting greatness

Have you ever had your heart do a cartwheel
Anticipating something marvelous happening
Knowing today is going to be super special?

Yesterday was such a day
I thought I might learn a new skill
Develop a new hobby, find a lost treasure

I wrote seventeen poems
Painted on ten canvases
Same oh same oh

But this quick feeling of excitement was not wasted
It inspired and enthused me to expect greatness
That feeling is always welcome

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