Short Celebrants Poems
Short Celebrants Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Celebrants by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Celebrants by length and keyword.
Wedding celebrants at times ecstatic
singing, dancing acrobatic
Let them overindulge in fun
last chance ~ before life’s loaded gun
My hosts are heavenly
Diamonds in the sky
Celebrants shine, revealed
Tuxes, tails, bow-ties
Dainty hors doeuvres
Sparkling champagne
Palatial glows the galaxy
Bows to bygone royalty
Junction of old and new
Journey begins this month
Junk those old calendars
Joyful celebrants meet
Jackets replaced with coats
Jack Frost brings icy blasts
Journal’s blank pages wait
Melting away is the year 2024.
We powered through or failed, but the hour is no more.
For the New Year celebrants, tonight gives no clue,
But I wish a year of happiness to everyone of you.
Happy New Year.
Red pepper is a kind fire
burning without flames
causing eyes to rain without clouds
sitting on own cool hot stool
never causing wild bush-fire
giving suckling babies hot raw deals
but raising appetites of celebrants
cruel in hands of enemies
At Home for Christmas
Fake pine, unfolding bagged branches,
expressive string of lights attached.
All ornaments unwrapped, three spaced
mid-tree, Ricky & Lucy - foremost.
Resound of the season - reason
the celebrants take time for fair Christ.
The New Year warms up
The old one winds down
Celebrants don their apparel
The good news to herald
Will the songs be the same
Will the jokes be as lame
Will we toast our success
Then drink to excess...
Rituals help us mark
Our annual milestone in time
So, on the 31st of December
I sneak into bed before nine
The Fifth of July
The noise is over now
celebrants nurse their foolishness
a small dog peeks out from under a bed
children sleep fitfully above.
Ah, the Fifth of July
battle strewn lawns show evidence
of our independence.
The acrid scent of fireworks lingers
mingled in wisps of fading smoke.
Birds warily peek from the trees.
“The Spirit of Seventy Six”
awakening from freedom’s festival.
John G. Lawless
©7/5/2019
Nobody really knows when Jesus was born.
He may not necessarily have been a Capricorn.
For as long as anyone around can remember,
we have celebrated His birthday on the twenty-fifth of December.
Here is something historians and theologians can’t deny:
Our Savior may have been born during the month of July.
If so, we celebrants won’t freeze in the snow and ice.
We would have sunshine and warm breezes. Wouldn’t that be nice?