Short Coast To Coast Poems

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Give Up the Ghost

There is a COVID-19 ghost
Who flits around from coast-to-coast
He loves to zoom
Around a room
To see whom he infects the most
Form: Limerick


Its Coming

As night descends from coast to coast
A spooky ghost is prone to boast:
"Choose COVID-19
To make Halloween
A kick right between the goal post!"
Form: Limerick

Spike Hike

It seems that no one will hire us
Whilst Trump and Pence spread the virus
From coast to coast
They love to boast
There is no way you can fire us!
Form: Limerick

Cinnamon Toast the Most

Cinnamon Toast The Most

We always did like cinnamon toast;
Would boast about and prefer most;
Made hasty;
Very tasty;
Known world wide and coast to coast.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Sour Grape and Sad Shape

Sour Grape and Sad Shape

As usual are using things as an escape;
Could call this a Republican sour grape;
Coast to coast,
Brag and boast;
Sure seems to be in such a sad shape.

Jim Horn
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick


Why I Should Win 1st Place

WHY I SHOULD WIN 1st PLACE
With my bounty well known coast to coast
You will love my submission the most
If you doubt it and think that I boast
Find my check, it is in the post  *

2 March 2019
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Hues of Agua Blue Coast To Coast Waters Flow

Fountain waters flow Coverings dews Sprays hues aqua lime greens Diverse views flowing first From turquoise coast to coast
8/18/21 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2021

Premium Member KINDNESS AND LOVE

May we be blessed to understand in ever corner of the world
from every mountaintop to every valley…
from every coast to coast…
kindness and love will always be 
the two things we need the most.
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member My Country Broke My Heart

highway of tears   from coast to coast to coast













*The Highway Of Tears is a 724km stretch of highway in British Columbia, 
Canada, where countless women (mostly indigenous) have disappeared 
or been found murdered.
Form: Monoku

Fortitudes Ardour

Could you blame the American dream
Plastic coast to coast
A Harlequin pawns himself
Enterprise gone mad
Ply the rebop
The spirit of 1973
Corporate Lawyer loathed to tell the truth
A confident already foretold
Fortitudes' ardour
doomed to quieten itself

The Girl I Love Most

The girl I need most
There is no one like her from coast to coast

The girl I love most 
Has broken my heart like a crispy toast

The girl I want most
Has possessed me like a pitiless ghost

The girl I care most
Does not keep me in her heart as my host
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Psalm

From coast to coast
From land to land
The earth proclaims you
The living God.

We see you in creation
In all people of this world;
In your image we are made.

Jesus,our living God
Our saviour and our redeemer
Our loving God,our faithful friend
Comforter and King.
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Celebrations to Embrace

Raise a glass. Make a toast
to celebrate accomplishments and holidays
coast to coast

Joyful reasons
To rejoice and embrace with praise
Seasons

New Years
Fireworks ablaze
Cheers

Raise a glass. Make a toast
To rejoice and embrace with praise
Cheers
© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Jesus Lives

From coast to coast
From land to land
The earth proclaims you
The living God.

We see you in creation
In all people of this world;
In your image we are made.

Jesus,our living God
Our saviour and our redeemer
Our loving God,our faithful friend
Comforter and King.
Form: Verse

Premium Member A Short Psalm

From coast to coast
From land to land
The earth proclaims you
The living God.

We see you in creation
In all people of this world;
In your image we are made.

Jesus,our living God
Our saviour and our redeemer
Our loving God,our faithful friend
Comforter and King.
Form: Verse

Premium Member How Now Brown Cow

I think the thing I think of most

Is blood rare roast on buttered toast 

I smile awhile mile after mile

I boast I eat it coast to coast

But now the thing I think of now

Is how I think I'm eating cow

Wary my diet should vary

Now I think I should eat more sow
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Soulful Soles

Shoe leather sidewalks
Shadow cast skywalks
Hosts a bevy of ghosts

The long summer heat
Torch blue collar feet
Soles roasting coast to coast

Gothic museums
Gold colosseums
Unsheathes the royal wreaths

Flotsam and Jetsam
Worn Skechers gets 'em
Souls bleeding in the weeds
Form: Rhyme

Not Ours To Hold

Not ours to hold with feeble hands,
Not in our hands to boast,
He knows when it takes off and lands,
Same One stands coast to coast.

He calls when he chooses,
We fall like dead roses,
No more in life's tosses.

Books have this told,
Not ours to hold.



Syllable count: HMS
Form: Rhyme

Anthem

let freedom ring in every thought
for love of country and what it costs
waving strong, red, white and blue
in every heart, the colors wave true

bring me your tired, your hungry, your meek
every immigrant who asylum seeks
from coast to coast this anthem sings
in every heart let freedom ring
© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Couplet

Premium Member New Year

NEW YEAR

a clear slate with chalk
don’t bollix up the board
with mathematical equations

let it snow from erasers
applauding forgiveness 

let your words wander
from coast to coast
covering the pristine green

let arm circles soak up
all       the carbonized words
and begin again

with resolution

12/22/2017

Premium Member Shared Ego - Year 2030

Written by Gail DeBole on September 12, 2013

There once were siamese-like twins
Who didn't share organs or limbs.
An ego was shared
Thoughts moving through air
Between sisters Donna and Kim.

With an ego bigger than most
The twins did nothing but boast
of trophies and wins
And spectacular whims.
The sisters were known coast-to-coast.
Form: Limerick

Lose To Win

Losing, not always the opposite of winning;

        many times it may even be a requirement

                for sweet triumph to be genuinely fulfilling.


                The awesome odds may range and rage from coast to coast;

        the darkest skies will soon be clear, just persevere;

for now you lose the few, but soon you'll win the most.

Premium Member Dark night of the soul

Searching for the truth with a prefixed notion,
we manifested in the void divine light,
towards which we looked with utmost devotion,
yet we were bestowed not with spherical sight
and to be truthful became not the ocean,
though we were compensated with bliss delight,
so we continued to wander coast to coast,
surfing the vast bardo like a soulless ghost.

Away In a Rv

Away in an RV
No roadmap to see,
A new adventure,
Awaits you and me.

A fancy home on wheels,
Drinks and snacks packed,
Firewood and marshmallows,
On the road at last.

National parks to explore   
Campfire stories told   
Getting together,
Memories unfold.

A bucket list voyage,  
Coast to coast we go,  
Not a care in the world,  
Where we stop, nobody knows.
Form: Rhyme

''Drifter''

I have no stable home,for this I roam.
I travel light,only walk when the sun is bright.
Coast to coast my spirits high,other transportation I never try.
People stop and they go.
The path I take where I end I never know.
Not bad,nor sad,just glad I'm hanging on to a world unknown.
For this I roam.


Contest=''I Roam''
written by,Kacey Greenlee
kaceymike29
sponsored by,Drake Eszes
Form: Rhyme

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