Short Drawing Room Poems

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


Buffet Lunch Champagne Canapes

Long  lilac  dress  pearl-grey  tie
Casual elegant beautiful woman
Smell fresh ground coffee beans
Newly refurbished town  houses
Colour swatches  drawing room
House in the family for centuries 
Man in tuxedo jovial atmosphere
Clock tower flowery gardens zoo
Form: Verse


Illusions

ILLUSIONS



Aloof and heedless, beer glass pushed
Aside with pique and self-pity, he was
Famous among the carved walnut credenzas
And vintage hand-cut Bohemia lead crystal stemware
In the drawing room plays
Of Kensington in his mind.



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Form: Didactic

Premium Member The Old Shaggy Yellow Spotted Dog

the old shaggy yellow spotted dog
ran quickly around the drawing room 
chasing a long tale

until it spotted itself
in a mirror on the wall
and was amazed 

by how old it is looking 
and how quickly 
time passes

remembering its youth 
it laid down in a cradle in the woom 
and cried

Premium Member i've never read a poem in my life

mark twain claimed never to have read a book 
yet his personal library had over three thousand volumes

now that is bizarre 
but books do look good in a drawing room
or whatever kind of flippity floppity floop
you live in
you feel me?

i've never read poetry i tell people
they say, "yeah, it shows"
i say they can go play in traffic

hit me with a horse
the cold never bothered me anyway

Premium Member Nostalgia

Creeping strands of ivy intensifies the gloom of this once beautiful elegant drawing room A faded dressing screen, a tatty salon chair since my Grand Papa’s died I’m now the heir Yet, when I look deep beyond the peeling walls I can hear melodies from past summer balls My aim’s to bring it back to its former glory so my own family will be part of its history Photograph 3 used Free Verse or Rhyme Contest Contest Sponsor Eve Roper 9/8/19
Form: Rhyme


Check Points

Check points 

If you want to check a nation 
How much slobs are they 
Do not go to their malls or supermarkets 
Go straight to a public toilet of a town 

If you want to see the race of women 
How sophisticated are they 
Do not go to their drawing room or at dining table 
Go straight to the kitchen and see the sink 

Do you want to check a race, 
And see how intelligent are they? 
Do not take into account their concrete buildings 
Take account the poems they have written .

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