Short Dithering Poems
Short Dithering Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Dithering by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Dithering by length and keyword.
sleeping mood brings anomalous rhyme
dreamy night embraces me with chime
lyric songs of the dawn
bite the sleep with adorn
drowsy gabbling mimes dithering time
-January 28, 2020 Chattogram
Categories:
dithering, writing,
Form:
Limerick
What summer-wrecking melody
My irritation high
A tune familiar dithering
That truck soon passes by
All children trained to run away
Instead they chase him down
For frosty treats they gladly pay
The ice cream man’s in town
Fred Jagenberg – May 28, 2019
Categories:
dithering, children, summer,
Form:
Rhyme
In my house there are many windows
I await the shimmering light
to warm my poems
but I am stuck for inspiration
I await for nature
just some simple lea
with truncated river
dithering away listlessly
under azure sky
or a poem about a
sun baked hippopotamus
under surveillance
of a tourist truck
Categories:
dithering, appreciation,
Form:
Free verse
the nuclear snakes
slither into disaster
warheads waiting
in the dithering wings
~~~!~~~X~~~#~~~>>>
light explodes
darkness erupts
fiery projectiles
obliterate without mercy
<<<~~~#~~~X~~~!~~~
the reptilian warlords
fumble through flames
apocalypse waiting
amid withering declarations
Categories:
dithering, dark, natural disasters, society, war, world,
Form:
Free verse
Categories:
dithering, parents,
Form:
Free verse
Delay no more.
Death is a wolf at your door,
when it breaks in
don’t be within dithering.
It has been wisely said:
‘that there are no atheists in fox holes.’
Enroll this instant,
even if you doubt,
feel ridiculous,
swear that you are too intelligent for this nonsense,
or feel too worthy or unworthy,
just enroll now.
What have you got to lose?
Don’t ask,
unless you want to test
the worst of your self
and lose the best.
Categories:
dithering, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
HEAVENLY SHOWERS
She was sun-scorched,
Seared and parched,
Aching for heavenly showers!
Delaying, dithering, though, at long last
He relented, bowed.
He laved her with love,
Soaking all her heat
In his own pores.
He caressed the hearth.
The sky kissed the earth.
She was now radiant,
Ravishing…
Reciprocated now she-
A waft of love from her bosom, at long last
Rose up towards him.
Soaring high and high.
The earth kissed the sky.
Will I find my sky?
Categories:
dithering, love, nature,
Form:
Free verse