Short Firehouse Poems
Short Firehouse Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Firehouse by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Firehouse by length and keyword.
He waits,
Abandoned alone,
Motherless in a basket
Swaddled in a strangers
Clothes.
Staring at the sunrise,
With wide newborn eyes.
Motherless in a basket,
And still has yet to cry
Firehouse dalmatians with goofy faces,
Your fine reputation is clearly the aces.
In every single solitary one of your cases.
You were bestowed with marvelous graces.
Not one of those dogs in movies that chases
Majestic true loyalty in all kinds of dog places.
You show your love in all kind of traces.
We’ve memorialized you, in our firehouse foot races.
Children enchant the beat
after knocking on doors, looking for handouts, score
trick or treat.
October chill.
Warm village firehouse parade pours
out thrills —
a fright
of ghosts; abhors
light.
Children enchant the beat.
Warm village firehouse parade pours
light.
8/25/2020
Mohan Chutani’s Let's Minichu on an innocent childhood memory
(Minichu Form)
Christmas cards came in today in three’s.
Silvery stars with love from Lu, if you please.
Three-D firehouse popup arrived from two,
Massachusetts retirees, pretty sweet too!
One photo card from my cousin also named Lou.
Three beautiful cards, made Thursday feel fine.
I have to smile because they are all three mine.
Michigan card my favorite by far.
With snowman, love, and a silver star.
So nice to feel love from a poet friend far away,
One I have known less than two years and a day.