Short Cobber Poems
Short Cobber Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Cobber by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Cobber by length and keyword.
I heard it in the evening
As I vetted reports in the office
The sun was waning
And the air was cool
A friend of his came in to say
You had died from your own hand
The life you led as a copper had done you in
And I am left to wonder now how it happened.
© Paul Warren Poetry
Categories:
cobber, death, death of a friend, depression,
Form:
Ballad
Such a compact meal
To an Aussie the real deal
Square, round or oval be in it
Just add sauce and don’t let it drip
Eat the corner and suck it in
The gravy and meat delicious then
And once you’ve mastered this you’ll say
Cooee cobber it’s on your menu always.
© Paul Warren Poetry
Categories:
cobber, food,
Form:
Ballad
WALK THEN FALL
By James Edward Lee
Walk these cobber stone paths of unrighteousness alone
I stumble trip I fall all onto the diverse grounds covered up
with the dust, gravel, concrete, and dirt that surrounds us all
Categories:
cobber, blessing, endurance, engagement, poetry,
Form:
Sijo
Robert,
oh dear you have me laughing here,
might choke on this corn sack,
the dog will want it back i fear,
and his name is Bungeye Jack,
It was a 2 dog in the bed last night, (cold)
though spring has sprung right here,
wants tea n toast me appetite,
bit early for a beer.
on ya cobber Bob. Hinshaw
Don
Categories:
cobber, adventure, dog, dog, me,
Form:
Ballade
Ben is Australian, a BBQ king,
Burning and scorching meat is just his thing.
He came from Aus some years ago, and met his own lovely English rose.
He still has an accent, but has learnt to call his friends mate, instead of just cobber,
He loves fly fishing because you carry less clobber.
Ben's prefect day would be to catch a trout,
Then BBQ it and share it about
Categories:
cobber, beach, best friend,
Form:
Rhyme
The old cold war bird still is on guard,
though the Ruskys aint a threat,
they must have built em strong and hard,
those eagles, some of the best,
guys said the ground would jump an jive,
with the bombs a landing crunch,
Aussies in Vietnam,
thought highly of this bunch,
Sounds like the old DC3, still a flying some,
Biscuit bombers Kokoda saw,
when world war 2 was won.
B52s good one cobber Bob..
Don
Categories:
cobber, adventure, war, old, old, war,
Form:
Ballade
GOOD IDEA TO USE BOTH HANDS oops,
right hand and left ...the brain expands,
helps a poet with his demands,
two brains to understand,
imagination grand,
sometimes....
are poets ambidextrous too???....Don Johnson 10-8-11
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thank you Russell, words in flight,
sometimes hit the mark,
writing lets in the light,
darkness parts the sparkkk...
on ya cobber..mine
Categories:
cobber, adventure,
Form:
Ballade
R,
catch the bugger by the ears,
get a grip, no slipping fears,
tell the bugger it's alright,
slap him down, come out to fight,
put depression in it's box,
take control of goldilocks,
put the *****, where she should be,
controlled by mind, just mentally,
words are short, but it will do,
get control of your choo choo,
or you're on the rocks...
on ya cobber...
Don Johnson
~~~New Contest~~~ "If You Could Say Now What You Didn't Say Then"
Sponsored by: Michael J. Falotico
Categories:
cobber, adventure,
Form:
Ballad