Short Edmond Poems

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


Racing Cars

C-ars
H-ave
A-ccelarated
R-acing
L-ife
I-n
E-arnest

Topic: Birthday of Charlie Edmond Alo (April 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member LOVELY LADIES SERIES Aman-Jean


Edmond-François Aman-Jean 
we're within his symbolist dream
Renewal & awakening it's said to mean
to me ..a beauty arrives on.the scene
Form: Clerihew

One New Day

E-arly
D-awn
M-eets
O-ne
N-ew
D-ay 

D-elightfully
U-sing
Y-our
O-pen 
N-ature

Topic: Birthday of Edmond Duyon (August 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Premium Member Vignette-Shooting Stars

His comet still crosses the sky
Visible to the naked eye,
And his music rocks around the clock-
Such events made their name
Leaving each with lasting fame

Tribute to Edmond Halley & Bill Haley
Form: Narrative

Morn of New Day

C-lear
H-eaven
A-bove
R-emarkably
L-ets
I-ts
E-ffulgence

E-mploy
D-ivine
M-orn
O-f
N-ew
D-ay

A-s
L-ight
O-perates

Topic: Birthday of Charlie Edmond Alo (April 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic


Invisible Epidemic

C-oronavirus'
H-orror
A-nd
R-isk
L-et
I-nvisible
E-pidemic

E-mploy
D-eadly
M-ystery
O-f
N-asty
D-isease

A-nd
L-ethal
O-utbreak

Topic: Birthday of Charlie Edmond Alo (April 23) 
Form: Vertical Monocrostic
Form: Acrostic

Clerihew Troubles

Clerihew Troubles                        
                  (Edmond Clerihew Bentley)

Edmond was a Clerihew.  Is that some kind of clue?
And a Bentley too. A Cleri what? A Bentley who? Who knew?
This style of poem is named for him and not some other kin
It’s really way too short for me and getting under my skin
Form: Clerihew

Cyrano de Bergerac 1619-1655

Cyrano de Bergerac entered a race not fleet of foot but hoping to place tho' quick off the mark the competition so tough kept him on his toes when the going got rough yet setting the pace he won by a nose... the schnozz on his face With apologies to Edmond Rostand (1868 – 1918)
Form: Rhyme

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