Short Gazette Poems

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


Premium Member Walnut and Peanut

When, once, a peanut and a walnut met,
as covered by the Iowa Gazette,
the question good folks asked was whether
these two nuts could go together.
As a kitchen cook, I must insist -
these two nuts can co-exist.
Form: Rhyme


Editor

Editor edits
                     News Gazette called " Elephant " 
                                   In Helen ville. 

                 Written for poetry contest sponsored 
                            by Constance la France
Form: Haiku

Death Met In a Gazette

Death Met In a Gazette

There are times when death may be met;
Had been one of oldest  that is a Gazette;
News supplying;
Crying and dying,
And newspaper is filled with much regret.

Jim Horn

That was a horrible experience for Annapolis
area.
© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Limerick

Le Reportia

tissel tauts the sampler
tricking sippa gapple
grisper the gaufer
orilistun.
all people born between three and four on
december !st. are

considered members of
the Foreing League of Alien Nations Space corp.
They must come to either Earth or  K2-18b.
Such Speakest Listel Leeks
the Photosynersis.
Cough Syrup has been banned
on k2-18b
due to toxicity of
radation and product!
From Galaxy Now news Group
A Space Gazette Publishing Co.
Form: Ballade

Premium Member Footles for the Birds

Let the Fowls Go

Release
three geese

Fowl Abuse

I struck
my duck

Jokester Duck

Chuckling
Duckling

Crazy Bird Resort

The loon
Lagoon

Bird Mystery Novel

Who slew
Cuckoo?

The Welcomed Garden Bird

Again . . .
the wren!

Did you get enough to Drink?

Say when,
Gray wren

Most Revered Ones

Pharaoh’s
Sparrows

Bird Gazette Headline

Blind Larks
find parks

Bird Acquaintances

She knows
three crows
Form: Footle


Intervention

Glancing up from my writer’s post
I sensed a touch, a hug almost.
Unrestrained presence hung about
refreshing, refilling my brain.
Thoughts came to arrest the mundane;
streams of purpose now flood my drought.

Somewhat doubtful, walking my dog,
beset with angst, a charming fog
encompassed my way, gone afield.
Overnight, the Morning Gazette
published the news, hard to forget -
along that path thieves were revealed

My course is sealed by One who’s just;
I place my trust beneath His shield.
Form: Rhyme

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