Short Die Cast Poems
Short Die Cast Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Die Cast by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Die Cast by length and keyword.
Snowflakes are hexagonal
As are honeycomb cells
Insects are 6-legged
A die cast has 6 faces
The 6 degrees of separation
Connects us all to our 6
Dumbbells that were too heavy in the end
Daughter’s note, unopened, still
Decaying tea-cake still on plate
Dickie tie you wore when we first met;
Dress-suit, diamond cufflinks, pens,
die-cast cars, an unknown key, a stick of gum …
Dear God, was there nothing that you threw?
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try your luck, perchance,
around the room you glance
the sea of faces looks back askance
but, a cheeky wink invites a dance,
a budding romance 'tis happenstance
as luck would have it, purely off-chance
a die cast, a furtive darting eye-glance
rolls to snake eyes, and entwining prance
Can a question be a question if there is no answer?
The question I speak of is a beautiful girl
One who hold qualities of mine tenfold!
Her skills are divine for the words are untold
She is the question- the die, cast, and mold
of the virtue of countenance her eyes alone
could stop the room from spinning, Ay No!
The thought of the question hurts my brain
The answer to this question is surely insane
Form:
After the broadsword's been hammered
After the battle blade's been tempered
While all the forge fires clamored
Their blood's been Semper Fi simmered
Die cast, more molded metal men
Die classed, just one more axe to bear
Bold swings from the hip once again
Gold medals rip lead through the air
Molten metal men by the scores
Molting fallen families mourn
We stoke our fires to warm our wars
One more Semper Fi tempered born