Short Green Day Poems

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


Because Bread Making Is Serious Business

My short name, my lucid green day
My South Dakota doll accent, my life-jacket
My worn through the knee blue jeans

A red ant 
struggles 
between the last two toes.
Form:


Premium Member Colors of Halloween

Trick or treating down the block
Green Day and New Found Glory;
A football game in costume 
Missing the train, fire breathing;
Costume parties, DJs spin;
Scary movies all night long,
the colors of Halloween.

Premium Member Mellow Moon

near the close of day
violet sun's turned mellow
gold rose all aglow

then peach and plums swirl
whereas blue-green day left, spent
red creeps in, silent

clouds of antique rose
where has cream butterfly gone
fireflies on the lawn

marble moon appears
glowing in seas of colors
trills undercover
Form: Haiku

Massive Blanket Effervescence

massive blanket effervescence
perfect path back to divine
baby grand piano rhythm day
the perfect time to watch the way you sway
colors of love are like a warm soup blizzard day
i am stuck in the comforting, cozy house of your heart
never wanting to leave
too bad tomorrow will be monday one day,
but for right now....we just got here....so let's just enjoy the green day debut of each other
© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.

Election

Election

Nervously woke early to witness a questionable distraction
Playing my nostalgia as I looked at two color graphs,
Songs I Themed an American Pessimist mix; 
Dr. Hook with the freaks
American Pie lyrics
Hard-times with Tyler
American Idiot from Green Day
Helping me feel my roots and love
Decades of low turn-out to millions-in 
Deviated numbers effected me but
 The shear of the many
…. The beautiful.


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