Short Chancer Poems

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


Worlds Collide

Worlds collide
Its not your home coming day
The flowers wilters
You've lost that spark
Your future isn't bright
Tempus fugit
The discretion has gone
Just stay where you are

Fancy dancer
midnight chancer
you taught me the steps over
Give me one last chance to see
gave one more kiss than received
You try, crystal clear
memories are dear to me


Premium Member Don'T 'Brie Leave' a Word

I consulted a tyromancer To see if I could find an answer She consulted some cheese And told me so much sleaze I’m convinced she’s just a fat chancer! Written after I read an article in the dentist’s waiting room today and I discovered that Tyromancy is form of divination involving observation of cheese, especially as it coagulates 09-19-17
Form: Limerick

Stopped

Stopped in my tracks,
About to act,
They had no backs,
To brake the pact. 

Out with living,
Within the shark,
They prodded giving,
And ripped the bark.

They shouldered guilt,
Fashioned disease,
Covered in silt,
They gave no release. 

Indecent to dancer,
Productive to criminal,
They shook my chancer,
Into bilateral.  

Never considerate,
Always conceited,
They live to abate,
The darkness bleated.
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member I'M a Wag and It's Official

My hair is dyed to hide the grey and how my boobies sag But I have it on good authority I’m a ‘Walnut Wag’ A ‘Walnut Wag’ … what’s that you may ask I will enlighten you for that’s my task A ‘Walnut Wag’ is the partner of someone with prostate cancer This cancer can be cured so don’t let your man be a chancer From our experience early detection is the key With treatment your man can be cancer free 15th January 2016
Form: Couplet

Forgive Me

Is that your answer?
Was that my final chancer?
Do we have scope for more?
Can we still be each other's forevermore?

Why shall thy teach it to me in a hard way?
And why must I try to get taught in an easy way?
Please let it be your final straw,
Please give me a final chance. 

I have tried my best to change myself,
and I will try more to do so.
The darkness you will leave me in is eternal,
please don't leave me and I'll be your imperishable.
Form: Rhyme


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