Short Crepe Paper Poems

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


Premium Member Crepe Paper Views

 	Better suited for waste 
           than for news

         Wise folk tear them up 
           ~ these crepe paper views
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Endless Love

my Valentine's rose is made from red crepe paper true love forever Haiku I love U 2 Contest Sponsored by James Edward Lee Snr 2/26/19
Form: Haiku

Premium Member wedding memories

salty crescent nuts
bride and groom on wedding cake
purple and green mints

crepe paper streamers
super romantic first dance
silver disco ball

branson honeymoon
tin cans tied to Chevrolet
happy beginnings
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Birthday Bash

decorating for a birthday bash
crepe paper gave Stevie a rash
guests brought granny M a little cash
chocolate cake with ice cream a big smash
details a bit of a confused mis mash
gobbled down my cake then gave a dash
Form: Monorhyme

Premium Member The Beginning of the Beginning

Prom.
Crepe paper streamers
Glitter and fuss
Fancy dresses
Ridiculous prices
Stylish Tuxes.
New colors, to impress
Limo?
What?
It's not a wedding, people!
It's a dance,
though few will.
Most will rush around,
stiff in their clothes.
Holding their stomachs in.


Premium Member Crepe Paper Apartments

Safe within these four walls

My new apartment is swell

But, what's that noise next door?

Is that my neighbors doorbell?

I'm attracting nosey eyes

When company comes over

We have to speak in whispers 

Or wake up their dog "Grover"

Neighborhood ears await

Even when I take a "Whiz!"

Crepe Paper Apartments 

Everyone knows your "Biz!"
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Crepe Paper

C rinkley lines upon angel wings
R ippling in air to songs that ring
E ntertain some people as they view
P eevish part of the body fair
E arth bound wings some despair

P alsied shaking covered in summer
A bashed the feelings when wings don't become her
P assable but beauty now flawed
E dwardian dress now applaud
R emember when it happens a bummer  
Form: Acrostic

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