Short Festoon Poems

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


Premium Member Scrapbook

Pictures
of bliss festoon 
dream field journal
with green moss clad trails of
stunning dawn glow junkets through
mists of time!
Form: Verse


Premium Member Over the Moon

one month after june 
       an eagle lands on the moon
         stars and stripes festoon 
        was sunday late afternoon 
   neil the buzz and mankind swoon 

By David Kavanagh
Form: Tanka

Premium Member The Trouble With Forks

So far, I tried apple a la mode
Trained my tongue to catch sugar's festoon
Upon tines, losing sweets I was owed
A fork won't cork my dessert boon
Now I eat my pie with a spoon.

11/26/19

Premium Member Sequence-A Love Affair

Sensations tingling up the spine
as heaving emotions re-align

Flowers of beauty within the heart
festoon the gestures they impart

On the trail of nows-broken vows
echo to a distant horizon

We Danced Beneath the Moon

I danced with you beneath the blue moon swiveling around you like a garland festoon blue unicorns pranced, a flower bloomed wiggling round words that you crooned July 25, 2021
Form: Quatrain


Fairy Magic

A sprinkle of night magic 
by a purple moon 
wings of valiant beauty
getting ready to festoon 

Fairy dust and fantasy 
wanders of the fawning night 
tiny feet light as air 
tracing out the morning light.
Form: Rhyme

Reticence

He made me the centre of gravity.

Pride dressed, lone like blood moon

Whose deserted home became vanity

Did I become evil or was I rune?

Greater insight and realized sanity,

I was the diamond his life festoon.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Crystalline Mar 2

Flowers of beauty with the heart
festoon the gestures we impart

NOTE:Crystalline is A two line image poem, (created by Denis Garison) often with a title, in which euphony is the key factor. Each line may have 8 or 9 syllables to make a total of seventeen.

Premium Member Enchantment In Five Lines

Oh, garden of exotic night

    my flesh inhales its luscious tunes;

      when summer drifts, raw blooms excite

  kisses wild as the lilting moon,

      enchanting July’s glazed festoon!



Sara Kendrick's Five Lines/ Metaphors And Simile
6/25/2015

Siren of Winter

On the coldest nights, when the air and land conspire
And the winds sing their siren's serenade of desire
An unbecoming part inside causes me to rise
And festoon my frame with my most festive attire
To step outside for a walk  

A silent stroll amidst the hidden horrors of the times
© Nico Coar  Create an image from this poem.

A Soaring Day

This day soars, refreshingly 
Floating in umber modesty
Mewling boisterously, in jollity 
While, harvest colors blink 
Tragically in shades of pink 
Afternoon progresses in happiness
From there on, the evening moon 
Shines in bright, yellow incandesce
As nightfall settles over sky festoon

Premium Member May's Butterflies


Under shades of green, dappled trees
Hued monarchs invite birds to croon
A tweet of love songs for May’s trapeze;
Plumes spreading like a laced festoon
To wander off, then back to swoon! 


A Spring Day in English Quintain
Sponsor: Francine Roberts
by nette onclaud   ~ 5/3/2014

Premium Member Pennyroyal Festoon

pennyroyal festoon in full bloom — her English garden plush. he’s dying to imbibe. she foresees a crime. mint feint tea taint “sip up darl’n have a cup or two” his purple lips, pursed, ready for the kill. she smiles and winks as he lies still. 8/30/2019

The turkey- vulture marble

Inside, the insidious vine, hee haw but nay said the gainsayer so soothsayer mop the floors of tearful laments the festoon of frights is Halloween spent and dear precious stones are fitted for first the most precious must endear but one truth and wallop the cavern of delightful awe so sortilege discourages the pointed shaws.
© Ken Martin  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Halloween Birthday Tanka

Oh Halloween babe
born under October's moon
weave with forlornment
your bewitching adornment
of a harvest leaf festoon.

Faces in pumpkins
awake memories of when
the children were young;
and "Trick-or-Treat!" rung
the holiday season in.

Scorpio woman
wipe away your wistful tear
and tend to the craft
of your birthday draught
to toast your forty-first year.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Crystalline the Best Two Line

Shrieks of seagulls die on the breeze;
Childhood ebbs away on sunlit seas.

The stream where pooh sticks once were raced
now flows into memory's embrace

Flowers of beauty with the heart
festoon the gestures we impart

Flowers of beauty with the heart
festoon the gestures we impart

Sunset peeping under a cloud
cloaks the landscape in a scarlet shroud

Dog Snow

You remember in photographs, usually
And my keys, wallet, phone are not in safe places 
My mismatched socks festoon the living room 
And snuggle in next to your dishes filled with yesterday’s bones
And sometimes drifts of dog snow tumble through our kitchen 
Catching around the legs of chairs 
You the early riser, sometimes me
Either way with protestations and coffees 
In the imperfect light

Psalm Rainbow

flaming rainbow aloft, 
starlight galaxy festoon 
once an iron sky, 

Tempest equinox, 
sparks shall on them descend, 
foreshadowed co lours reign force 

defy justify defy 

Coiled snake, rabid tongue, sermon revoked 

preach not your cruel co lours 
delivered unto me true co lours

Red and blue embers twisted hypocrite burns 
soul restored, recaptured spirit in purple

...this co lour my courage deserves...
Form: Lyric

Premium Member The Thrill Of A Late Summer

visions of children shrieking on clogged shores,
warm swirling gusts topple gaunt sand castles,
games galore thrive in weather dry and bright,
family fun fair gasp and sheer delight,
yet summer’s warm hue festoon tapers off,
whilst journeyed beehive swarm near blue lagoon,
dip their toes in sunny moss fleck torrents,
others seize their madcap visceral thrill,
from dashing down mint green meadows as that,
August time frame segues into autumn
Form: Other

What Is the Truth

Flowers festoon the streets of pain
The media is saying here comes political gain
There are ‘situations’ and ‘incidents’ so they say
They wheel out a spokesman whoevers flavour of the day
Try to deliver bad news with a celebrity sparkle
Doesn’t help the ‘situation’ from becoming a debacle
Promises are made in the debris of life
Cuts very deep like a social knife
‘heard it before’ shouts a voice from the crowd
Another joins in social justice got loud
Form: Rhyme

Situations

Flowers festoon the streets of pain
The media is saying here comes political gain
There are ‘situations’ and ‘incidents’ so they say
They wheel out a spokesman who ever is flavour of the day
Try to deliver bad news with a celebrity sparkle
Doesn’t help the ‘situation’ from becoming a debacle
Promises are made in the debris of life
Cuts very deep like a social knife
‘Heard it before’ shouts a voice from the crowd
Another joins in social justice got loud
Form: Rhyme

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