Short Holliday Poems

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


Premium Member On the Trail To Tombstone

mountains morph pink
cacti formations cool
as Summer sun sets…
Doc Holliday and Earps ‘sup
pan de campo and beans

2/18/2022
A BRIAN STRAND TANKA
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Sing Me Some Blues

Take me to the deep south
Show me the blues
Muddy Waters, BB King, Billie Holliday

Let me hear spirituals
Lena Horne, Elvis Presley, Bessie Smith
Ray Charles, please sing!

Premium Member Kiss My Grits

Oh, you don't like the things I have to say, well okay, just go ahead and kiss my grits!

Alabama native Polly Holliday portrayed Flo, a sassy waitress on the TV show "Alice," in the late 1970s. She coined the phrase "Kiss my grits!" ~Wikipedia
Form: Monoku

Empty Holliday

What's a Christmas without you
another lonely day feeling blue
an empty chair at my table
holding on is something I'm not able
to do without you

Off somewhere in a distant place
something I missed I can not face
but in reflections of a lonely Christmas Night
I wish things could have turned out right
© John Allen  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

The Showdown

The Showdown 

(A lone voice whispers)

I once knew Love
But like a bullet fired from
Wyatt Earp's Colt 45

It struck me down in the only showdown of my life

Now I walk around like a reborn sick Doc Holliday

Wondering 
How alone

I'll finish my play and stay alive 

(C) Copyright John Duffy
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Holliday Follies

“Don’t take candy from a stranger,”
My mother said,
Unless you’re dressed like Frankenstein
With a hideous mask on your head.

If Christmas is about a baby’s birth,
Why do we buy trinkets and bobbles,
For all daddy’s worth?

When that baby died,
And rose from the dead,
To celebrate they told me,
A rabbit can lay an egg.

Premium Member Hurtin' Songs

Someday, someone will bring back de Blues Crying songs of yesterday When we were young When no better than de hurting songs were sung Heartbreak caused us all to bruise Someday, another Billie Holliday will rise up A Bessie, Howlin’ Wolf, and Bobby Bland Ella belting from de heart Their deep-down message from de start Blip, blub-a-do, wop, bip-bop a ‘bup.
written September 9, 2021
Form: Rhyme

If Money Can'T Buy Happiness....................

Just let me win ten grand
I could piece my life back together
And still vacation on the sand
I could hold out for a good job
Take care of my daughters like before
Maybe even fix the dent
In my mercury tracers door
I could be the best santa claus ever
(my house burnt down last x-mas eve)
A christmas they'd remember forever
A few extra grand would help acheive
During my holliday season
What will surely make me weep
If you truly can't buy happiness
Then why is misery so damn cheap
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