Short Clocks Poems
Short Clocks Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Clocks by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Clocks by length and keyword.
buildings
collapse
when
clocks
strike
noon
DUST ECHOES
A sliding of time, one fatal move
And you've become the reflection.
Walking ever so uncomfortably,
In the other mans shoes.
Form:
their clocks tick away
I see time is running out
countdown to the grave
time leads me to be alone
waiting for my clock to stop
Counting silver seconds
Loosing teal time
Onyx owl beckons
Clock call is a chime
Karma at it’s prime
Saint or sinner shines
If I were King of the mountain
I'd make you my Queen for a day
then I'd decree that time was a lie
and throw all the clocks away
The Hands Around my neck
Increasing its hold with every second
Malady of Kronos
Emit a cry for yesterday'
Clocks aren't all that bad
when Tahira died.
I won’’t nudge
the pendulum
back to ticking-tock
time or constant
living
until I feel alive
again.
“
They set their clocks by flower petal
As they open or close-
Bethlehem Star,Sowthistle
Julap,Field Marigold
or scented Evening primrose
If I was a Rocky Mountain Goat
I would wear a furry overcoat.
I would walk rocks
Ignore all clocks
And jump off cliffs onto river boats.
Math is tough.
It plays rough -
take's no guff,
calls your bluff,
grabs your scruff.
Had enough?
It clocks you,
knocks you
On your duff.
because i think outside the box ~ makes people think i’m unorthodox
what’s wrong with backward clocks ~ just makes a >dud< palindromic paradox
dogs come cats go
just like moon waxing
Don't let it phase you
Tribute To Moon Waxing LOL
Also Don't Forget To
Turn Those Clocks Back
Spring ahead Fall back
Its time to set your clocks back!
One hour more or less
You may catch up on your rest
So that now you look your best...
Often I think of time,
collecting clocks
I seldom wind;
hearing chimes where there are none--
like Einstein,
putting ticking space
into vacuums....
Words escape my mind like a grate
Memories shift thru, worst than the flu
There was a time I was able to rhyme
Bells would ring and clocks would chime
fall counts past time warm sun dies
seed sown last year new life cries
breath comes breath leaves old clocks stop
glow bugs now light - how time flies
Life And Time
By: Miracle Man
January 16th 2024
All time is of God.
Each life ends at given time,
though clocks tick the same.
Obviously
Who doesn’t?
Clocks stop
When I start
Time melts
while I burn
Never say always
but always say never
I stand surer
than ground
cheerful summertime
a minor, long planet hot
whilst watching the clocks
6/20/20
WRITTEN WORDS BY James Edward Lee Sr. 2020©
Clyde Stanson sought to repair clocks
he labored in school of hard knocks.
Getting them to tick
was a simple trick.
But they wouldn't produce any tocks.
Up and down
These crazy halls,
Are things
That truly matter
Curious clocks
We chatter
All day long,
Up against
These silent walls
We tick and tock
One needs to remember the rhyme
Dealing with Daylight Saving Time:
"Do not let clocks get out of whack;
Spring ahead, and then, fall back, Jack."
Like to stay up late
Brutal mornings always roll around too soon
So desperately need more Zzzz's
Wordku: 5-7-5 words
AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Cold snap breaks time clocks
Freshly powdered hillsides reign
Snow shapes make yard art
Written for consideration in Abe Lopez “Haiku Seasons” contest
Time and time again.
Time starts,
Time stops,
Time spreads,
Time sprouts,
Time ticks,
Time tocks,
Clocks are the keepers of time.
Time is the keepers of us.
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