Short Flyer Poems
Short Flyer Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Flyer by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Flyer by length and keyword.
Elevator, escalator, or stairs
Gramma couldn't decide
Gramps said, Hop on my back
Pretty ladies ought to take fliers
Having flown to the moon
and then returned all smiles
how when and where
will the first men there
redeem their frequent-flyer miles?
two
sleds
me and
my brothers
rest against my wall
every night the same debate
blah, blah, blah.... lost youth ... or... blah, blah, blah... forever young
When I was a lad of eleven
I saw a tornado in the heavens;
A unique event in our vale
Leaving destruction in its trail-
Cattle & sheds flying without a sail!
by Wayne Wysocki
The man on the flying trapeze,
Who loved eating chili and cheese,
Could travel much higher
Than anyone prior
With help from a flatulent breeze.
A new car is in serious trouble,
Its worried owner worrying his stubble
A helpless heart is on fire
No longer sure The Devil is A liar!
Unmistakable tears of a crier,
At a still far off market, a buyer
And through accursed routes A Trier.
New dreamy wishes of a road drier,
Upset by his left front tire,
Already in a manacling mire…
Some tomorrow a flying car or car-flyer
circus performer
a family tradition
passed on to me
a big top flyer
Oohs and ahhs heard from below
in the spotlight's heat
higher I rise
reaching for my partner's hands
the moment of truth
I hold my breath
hundreds of feet above ground
grabbing victory
swinging freely
after somersaults flying
applause like music
an entertainer
my calling to defy laws
of gravity