Short Fireballs Poems
Short Fireballs Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Fireballs by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Fireballs by length and keyword.
Explosion, burning fireballs sail aloft;
Meteor begins descent;
God’s paint glob hits canvas.
Fireballs of far off feather stars
lucid dreams they touch and tickle;
Diamonds dancing dazzling Mars
mirage of something magical;
It passed me something practical
writing on my soul with knowledge;
Tossed in a well with a nickel
waiting to capture high voltage.
I sit here
Writing my poetry,
A tray of atomic fireballs
Sit in front of me.
I put one in my mouth
It feels like my tongue's on fire,
Feeling like I walked
Across a live wire.
Copyright © Cynthia Jones
Nov.29/2004
My gawd..... are they HOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I lead the charge up the hill
My dragon puffed fireballs at the enemy
The other army was screaming and shrieking
They retreated and Poindexter flipped them away with his tail
Scooped them up and flung them back to their side of the continent
The joys of having a pet dragon can barely be touched on in a mere poem.
When I was arranging daffodils
you send in tanks.
The sky was overcast.
When I was talking to clouds
Fireballs are delivered.
That signals the specific gravity
is shifting to knobs.
The artist was going
to disappear.
I think of faithfulls.
How beautifully they talk of
two moons.
I had decided to quit
when you send in a hymn.
Satish Verma
An ember cloud and fireballs
lit up the sky,
as the lovers embraced
each other in deep
moment of love.
They held each other's
arms and kissed
as though time had
stopped.
The two lovers turned to pillars
of ash as Mount Vesuvius
spewed out lava and rocks
all over Pompeii.
Their love was so deep and powerful,
that not even the scorch
of Mother Nature could separate
them from their bond....
Date of Publishing: 9/14/2016
Inspired by the Movie: Pompeii (2014)