Short Conical Poems
Short Conical Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Conical by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Conical by length and keyword.
I'm wearing a conical hat
A conical, conical, conical hat
Oh waddaya thinkabout dat
My conical, conical, conical, conical,
Conical conical hat; that
is my conical hat.
I look to the sky has told by the man named bog whom acts disingenuous about what is not seen. Then a black conical shape made of oil takes shape I now am filled and beatific.
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Conical shelled snails,
succulent food of the gods,
best when eaten live,
inches on sides of boulders
facing pounding ocean waves.
Date: 08/25/2019
Captivating beauty
Covered by a brown coir
Coarse outside on touching
Conical bowl inside
Cup of soft white sweet fruit
Cool sweet water within
Carefully poured in glass
Cold-blooded reptiles with
Conical teeth, scales, and
Clawed webbed toes, these cunning
Carnivorous creatures
Capture prey with ease. They
Can kill with strong jaws. Take
Care wading through a swamp!
March 18, 2022 for Joseph May's In Search Of Prey Poetry Contest
42 Total number of syllables as checked by Howmanysllables.com
Are you the sweet bird of my paradise?
Your sunny hues on fluffed wings
Promise warm love in dark hours
You wobble with your soft cuddly breasts
On the leafy branches bending low
Round innocent dots with searching looks
Gaze into my eyes through the glass pane
Tapping on it with your little conical beak
Like butter you slip into my open heart
As a cherub's smile into his mother's
October 18, 2016
For Brian Strand
Contest 225
I greet the mild sun,
as it ascends among peach and lilac hues.
Its golden rays caress pearly dewdrops,
resting upon my verdant leaves.
My conical purple and pink petals stand tall
against dawn's breeze, as I gently sway,
dancing to nature's timeless rhythm.
I can hear the sweet call of the Chickadees,
as cheeky chipmunks raid brimming bird feeders.
Some claim I am controversial and invasive,
but I am a beacon of resilience -
a haven for bees and butterflies.