Short Ferris Poems

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


Premium Member Thought of the day

which point of the ferris wheel 
holds for us greatest appeal
to which we say perhaps none
for the fun is when it’s spun
Form: Jueju


Life Tanka

Spinning and turning
Life always like a huge wheel
Mighty ferris-wheel 
We have to cling onto it
Lest it turn and kick us out
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Bird Circus

there's a bird circus
              fluttering, chirping, singing
                 ferris wheels with wings

Heidi Sands

10/24/22
Form: Haiku

To Let This World Be My Carousel

i 
am
perched
high up
upon
this 
Ferris Wheel
up here
where
the
air is fresh and clean 
to 
let
this
world be
my carousel

Gust of Eyeful

Our vicar was describing Hell
When it suddenly rung a bell
I dreamed that in Paris
I climbed up a Ferris
Then on to the Tower I fell .....
Form: Limerick


Premium Member County Fair Time Time-Out

Events, Shows, Attractions
Ferris Wheel, Roller Coaster
Cotton Candy, Corn-on-the Cob --
  
  Uh-oh! Baby's diaper's wet
  Can't just let her sob
Form: Rhyme

Tailspin

To faire du genoux in Paris
They mounted a wheel called Ferris
A few times around
Without touching ground
And her eyes shone like Polaris
Form: Limerick

Magic Ferris Wheel

Ferris Wheel Magic:
      spin  and spin around the world
      never leaving  place!




PS reading poet Otavio Coral RL
     text RODA GIGANTE
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Who Is Winning

who is winning?
me?
my bike?
the ferris wheel?
the loud carnival barkers?
or the boats?
the boy turned to see
amazed it was him
It might have been his first win
boy

Night at the Carnival


Love is lights that never stand still,
a thrill that echoes past the chill.
Shared cotton candy and smiles,
wandering through neon miles—
hearts afloat on the Ferris wheel.
Form: Verse

Premium Member On a Ferris Wheel

On a ferris wheel enjoying the love An opportunity to propose thirty feet above A thrill enhanced A wonderful chance To ask the big question didn't need a shove
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Fascination

The Ferris wheel pierces cloudlight, its topmost arc alone in the pale sky. A single cabin glints, breathless and suspended. Fascination rises — thin, bright, still.
Form: Other

Blondes Brunettes and Merry Go Rounds

Her fun house fingertips tracing dews drenched, fruitions lips...
Felicities ferris wheel; twined, their voluptuous femme fixations
Sixty-nine pink balloons eroticas poesy, carnival caravan of love.

Premium Member Pushed Back of the Ferris Wheel

Hold on tight fighting a wave of panic suspended ; don't ever wanna go back 5/2/2019
Acrophobia Poetry Contest:'Dial It Back' Sponsored By: Maureen McGreavy
© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tetractys

Premium Member Tunnel of Love

Not the one to be a boaster,
fifty years of roller coaster
and there I am on the poster,
raising the gold bar.
High apex of the Ferris wheel
to tea cup-in-a-tempest feel,
hot love tunnel riding the keel,
and yet here we are.

Rainbow Lorikeets

a pair of 
rainbow
Lorikeet birds
Spin free 
as a Ferris wheel
Upon 
the highest branch
In the garden of 
a thousand eyes  
from 
their favorite olive green
Pistachio tree
Sun-bake hands 
Shall 
pray for thee
Upon 
the highest branch

Light Is All But Broken

sometimes the cluster of thin smiles comes from the poor children trapped in the Ferris Wheel of poverty where the deep shy never blossom we laugh then we cry for the gentle light whispers back to us and the light is all but broken

Premium Member Zen Mode

observing mindfully
upswings and downturns
from the void of perfect stillness 
we witness with nonchalance 
Ferris wheel movement
for our soul’s delight

the eye of the hurricane
hums in blissful silence
as this dream unfolds

08-February-2023

Premium Member Peppermint Twist

Blackest night is slowly fading away,
teasing earth with new dawn radiance, 
golden soon for the current holiday,
neon ferris wheel follows moon dance, 
novel and charming in the new old way,
like a vivid spinning top of chance. 


April 21, 2020
Form: Rhyme

Happy Life

Fiesta
Sounds of happiness
Colorful
Exciting
Lots of games, prizes and fun
A child’s dream come true

Ferris wheels
Swaying in the breeze
Coaster rides
Up and down
A maze of diversity
Carnival of life


Randy Steele

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Form: Shadorma

Upside Down Again

ferris wheel
inside of sky,
yet
upside down,
again said i
thus
pushing up 
against the sun
sailing through 
timeless clouds
taking me towards 
the other side of
the world gone by
still laughing
through
the gentle wind
said i and
world is
upside down again

Premium Member Thought Flow Freeze

Thought flow freeze, reminder gentle Doer is manifest As we’re shaped, upon the mantle Know this jest but a test Along the Ferris wheel Let equal be appeal Joyous our zest and zeal Our unease Thought flow freeze 08-December-2021 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Time So Magical

Time is a merry-go-round
In unruined moments.

It is a Ferris wheel
Of ups and downs.

It is sheer canopy of air
On which all voices sound.

It kisses the ground, all around
And goes no where from here.

Time is infinite lake
Of light, and dark, and diamond sparks.

*
Form: Couplet

Ferris Wheel

Walang napapala,
ang titik sa tugma.
Pilitin mang kumawala,
babalik pa rin sa rehas
at kulungang walang tanikala.
Hayaang magdusa
ng walang parusa:
Gumala ng gumala
sa pagitan ng luha at lupa!
At kung sa wakas man magmula,
‘wag papagtagpuin ang dulo
at kabila:
pabayaang maging tama
ang tama!

Premium Member The Olde Country Fair

The old county faIr
Six times on the Ferris wheel
A three dog night


A sudden shower
Run for cover or shiver
Uncurled ringlets laugh


A tiny trophy
A water pistol winner
Clutched in sleeping hands

Our overture
A rumble of fireworks
Beneath a rainbow


John G. Lawless
©6/27/2022
Form: Senryu

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