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Short Commentator Poems

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


Commentator
G-reat TV anchor
E-xpounds the issues being
N-eutral broadcaster.




Form: Acrostic Haiku...

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Categories: commentator, birthday,
Form: Haiku



Want Commentator Who Is Greater
Want Commentator Who Is Greater

What we really want is a commentator,
Compared to current he will be greater;
Our choice;
Great voice;
Would rather have it sooner than later.

Jim Horn...

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Categories: commentator, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Correct I Am Not a Poet
I will be the 1st to admit

I am never a Poet

At very best a social commentator 

A common, simple, uneducated
Misguided pawn

To a mother born
Like an ear of corn

Willing to learn and explore

Both side's

As i am not judge and jury either...

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Categories: commentator, slam, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Limerick: Once a Great and Wise Commentator
Limerick: Once a great and wise Commentator

Once a great and wise Commentator
Thought what escaped him escaped Creator
His oeuvre his whole life dreamt
By his comments he meant
The whole world loved him as their Tutor

(c) T. Wignesan – Paris, September 5, 2021...

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Categories: commentator, fear, literature, word play,
Form: Limerick
Listen To the Commentator
L-isten to the commentator
E-xposing the corruption; 
O-pen your ears to the voice of truth and noble mission.

O-n the twentieth of August, 
B-e attentive to the whistle; 
L-earn to analyze his criticism, 
I-nstead of plotting in huddle.
G-ive him the time slot, 
A-llow him to speak with ardor; 
R-ead between the lines, listen to the commentator....

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Categories: commentator, birthday,
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member Regrets
What if your new boss were not a woman?
What if she were a zebra?
How would you describe her?

I had to think for a second.
She is flamboyant.
Hears her own melody.
Is more than a little jazzy.

Anything else? the commentator asked me.
It is difficult being caught on the news, live like this.
And she has a big butt.

I was to regret that later….....

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Categories: commentator, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 6th
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Limerick: Once a Maneater Who Could Not Say No
Limerick: Once a Maneater who ne’er said “No!”

   for Ronald W. Hull, the Great Mentor-Commentator

[Made to measure and tailored to a very tight fit]

Once a woman who could ne’er say “No!”
Met Ascetic: “Why?” he wanted to know.
Said she: “I’m no Vegan;
Meat I munch by the dozen.”
Priapic rigor mortis ensued: O! Woe!

(c) T. Wignesan – Paris, September 6, 2021...

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Categories: commentator, addiction, sensual, sexy, woman,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Secrets

Am I a wandering commentator?
Sharing, and enlightening others with my
actual secrets.

They were once held captive and stored away
in my closet comparable to cobwebs.

Now these secrets are released to the surface
and are no longer secrets by someone I'm thinking
I could confide in. Inhale, Exhale release yourself
from these secrets that no longer benefit me.

Yet now I'm aware of who's not real in this show of
sharing secrets.

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Categories: commentator, betrayal, business, character, conflict, emotions, feelings, integrity,
Form: Free verse
T.R.I.B.U.T.E. T.O. R.A.B.B.Y.(Accross Poetry)
The greatest Bard of all Scotia.
Reigning immortal king O peasant familia.
Idealistic and unique commentator.
Born to magic words of any orator.
United differences empathised.
Tuned to the masses and idolised.
Eternal gratitude to our Rabbie.
Tickling our attitude for a party.
Oor Robert Burns O the Celtic.
Rhymer of yarns and purest magic.
Auld lang syne and Scots wha hae.
Beautiful member of the human ways.
Born here and forever after.
Your name is The Bard of Scottish patter....

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Categories: commentator, music
Form: Sonnet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things