Short Germane Poems
Short Germane Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Germane by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Germane by length and keyword.
A fallow tree stump
ritualized by the empty
Bath of Salvation
creeping painfully as if
thrown by the wayside
The retort of schoolchildren
smoothed by the evenness
of taken innocence
Arisen from a fruitless slumber
Clamoring for the germane
but destined to be wholly
irrelevant
Magic Tragic David Blaine
Goodwill, gallant, Grade A G.I. Jane
Gorgeous, guarding, germane, Great Dane
Bubba borrowed Brad’s baseball bat
Hit him harshly hard in the head
Insane in the brain
Like being high on sugar cane
To dilute the pain
Hey, it may sound lame
But who’s to blame
Not everyone’s the same
Form:
Pendragons these Titans dieties de facto herculean portent shores Poseidon's
Neptune her Olympus their oracles and Othello ? Robin redbreast genesis his sherwood
Forest knights of love's, round table time as Ganymede; to bear this cup ? Germane the goddess....
Angelus red it's wine a passage her ghost writer she, his lady Guinevere; fairytales lore de facto, dreams.
Form:
No Polyglot Here
By: Tom Wright
9-7-2019-
I’m no shade of polyglot,
It’s only English for me.
Italian, French, or German;
Now which would it be?
Learning another language,
Wouldn’t be germane.
From an “Okie,” any one,
Might be met with disdain.
Would my native tongue,
Then languish on a shelf.
While in my new language,
I just talked to myself?
Evoking Elation
Ethereal ease
Elegant elevation
Enthralling eagles
Finicky Friend
Flexible fondness
Frequently finds frisky fish
Family feline
Germane Genie
Goal growing giant
Giving generous guidance
Genius god Google
7/25/20
For 'Let the Pens Flow - Alliteration' contest
Sponsor: Jenish Somadas
The syllable count was verified on howmanysyllables.com
If I never meet her again,
my whole life would be incomplete.
This one day was simply germane.
And for what reason did we meet?
In this imperfect world of ours,
a joy, everything was flawless.
How often have you spent hours
on a sandy beach, in full dress.
And feel very comfortable,
with a cool breeze off the ocean.
Things were very pleasurable,
and we didn't need suntan lotion.
Today is D-Day, once a date
Evocative of war
When Allied troops invaded France
In 1944.
By land and sea and air, the soldiers
Stormed the Nazis’ hold
In Normandy, an operation
Sneaky, smart and bold.
Commemorated in the past,
Historically germane,
To younger folk, its meaning
Would need someone to explain.
As years go by, the stories fade
And though they might be taught,
We cannot bring to relevance
The wars and battles fought.