Short Garages Poems

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


Premium Member GARGANTUAN GOURDS

GRANTED, GARGANTUAN GOURDS 
GRACE GARGANTUAN EGOS.
THEY GRACIOUSLY AND GRADUALLY 
GRAVITATE, (THROUGH GRAVITY),
TO GIANT GROUND BASED GARAGES.
GUARANTEEING THAT GREAT BIG,
GIANT, GARGANTUAN GOURDS,
GETS GOOD GROUND ROOTS
GROWTH POTENTIAL...GRADUALLY!
Form: Rhyme


Chains

Deaf hands knit a screaming dream.
Dream a lot and randomly create.
Create a mind-site to build upon.
Upon a stone sharpen your wits.
Wits flutter in brain-boxes.
Boxes stack the air in sealed garages.
Garages open to let a dashboard Jesus out.
Out of the tomb, daylight-time is saved.

Premium Member Fire Does Not Discriminate

Fire does not discriminate. She treats us all equally.
She consumes everything in her path – wood, cotton, linen.
Leaves gray and black smoldering devastation behind.

Popping and crackling, she inches up like a snake.
Trees, houses, sheds, garages, churches, shudder and fall.
Bowing to her majesty, as she races past, ignoring their genuflection.

Premium Member Freedom--Gone Fishing

Freedom, gone fishing!
          The Peaceful Transfer of Power?
          One Nation, stolen by Fraud,
          With Liberty and Justice for none?
          Tragically, our National Guard sleeping 
          in garages
          All questions, new regime dodges.
                

                       ~Malarkey Regime~

   
                          1/23/2021
                             ~4~

tribute to birds

Birds, you are the pride of this world, 
You sing for all men, the trees,
For all Catholics, all Muslims,
You sing for the poor as well as the powerful,

You sing in the forecourt, on the garages,
Only you will make the illiterate happy, one day,
You make happy, dreamers, great poets,
The knights of Las Vegas or Brussels,

Birds, yes, you are the pride of this world,
You sing for all men, the bishops,
The peasants, chemists, nurses,
You sing and nothing can upset you.


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