Short Hurrah Poems

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


Premium Member Last Hurrah

pilfering raccoons
raiding cornfields and orchards
laughing at farmers
Indian summer picnicking
Last hurrah before winter
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Hurrah Or Hooray

Hurrah or hooray
Does it matter
How you say,
Or spell the words
On that happy day
When we hear
The dreadful virus
Has gone away
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Oom Pah Pah

The drum drummed
The  guitar strummed
The trombone oom pah pah'd
The audience clapped 
Because they were rapt
And some called out Hurrah
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Reverie An Ekphrasis

I close
my eyes
sun shines on my face
summer's  last hurrah
dies away
sounds of fall
then I dream

Does
beauty
sleep beneath
weeping wiilow
trees
art
Form: Verse

Premium Member Zis-Boom-Bah

Wickety, wackety, zis-boom-bah The world's a treasure with minor flaws Joy by the bucket And still more yet Ain't done until my last hurrah
fun
Form: Limerick


Premium Member Zis Boom Bah

Wickety, wackety, zis-boom-bah The world's a treasure with minor flaws Joy by the bucket And still more yet Ain't done yet till my last hurrah
Form: Limerick

Premium Member A Hypnotic Ballet

Lightening is quite a spectacular display Mother Nature creating a hypnotic ballet Worthy of awe A great hurrah More exciting than a play on Broadway
Form: Limerick

Premium Member I Did It Again

Hurrah! Hurrah!
I did the job
I wrote this poem
To show I could
Now to prove 
That this is true
I've printed it
Just for you
If you really wonder why
To tell the truth so do I.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Poetic Pen, Out of Ink

~ this is the last hurrah, folks; my poetic pen has run out of ink ~



The Last Line Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Silent One (Winner: 1st Place)
Date written and posted: 12/25/2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Mortality

Mortality



Morning snowfall brings his
Moist eyes one last hurrah.
Moon-flowers and blue jays,
Meandering in step.
Malignancy strides moan
Meekest as his saviors
Mourn before it all melts.

4/19/17
Form: Verse

Hurrah Premium Members

ALL HAIL OUR PREMIUM MEMBERS 
CAUSE THIS IS THEIR WEEK
THEY ARE NOT JUST CLUB MEMBERS 
BUT MEMBERS OF A SITE THAT SEEKS

EUREKA THEIR MOUTHS EXCLAIM
TAKE ME WITH YOU  POETS SITE 
AS I CLAIM 
THAT FRIENDLY RIDE
Form:

The Performer

Bravo, hurrah!
He play by notes
Always by heart.

He play the song
Play like he breathe
Super rich tune.

Great performance
Makes the roof down
Balm for the soul.

The first second
Mesmerize all
Bellissimo!
Form: Than-Bauk

Premium Member Quaternion-Broken Monoku

snowfall in the dell-
             spring blossom dies

sunshine on my face-
           summer's last hurrah

the tangle of Autumn-
           bonfired into smoke

candlemas evensong-
                winter's requiem
Form: Monoku

Premium Member The Wizard of Oz

Saw a stage play of the WIZARD OF OZ At our local theatre, didn't expect it, I was in awe Extremely well done So enjoyable and fun My hat is off to these performers and a big hurrah © Jack Ellison 2016
Form: Limerick

Beware

beware the distant traveller, who loves and leaves the scars, the bloody mind un-raveller, who is off to charm the stars, until her deeds are done:} she sparkles like the sun, her ghost is gone hurrah....:} Don
Form: Ballad

Autumn's Furlough

Slow dance weather’s well                                                                                           
Faded leaf kicks last hurrah                                                                                          
work done coming home
© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Sunset

Ribbons of rose in a darkening sky
purple strokes of evening's artist whose
brushes tip each fleeting cloud's silver lining
with a hint of gold leaf..
sun still giving one last 
hurrah of a dying day, before slipping down
into satin sheets of a lavender sea..

The Last Hurrah

A worthy cause
‘gainst daunting odds
A chance to set the world aright

Truths to be told
With hero bold
To champion a noble fight

‘tis all I ask
A final task
And while I still have beating heart

For win or lose
To fight I choose
For then I’ll know … I did my part
Form: Rhyme

A Parting Sting

This morn I found a world of snow,

I did not see it falling though.

It fell quietly as I slept,

Upon the slumbering land it crept.

Winter's gift, a parting sting

Before she steps aside for spring,

A final flurry, a wave goodbye.

Her last hurrah, fell from the sky.
© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member For Those Who Would Live Free

Here is offered a solution
  For those who would live free
In this time of dissolution
  To revitalize our country

Procure a giant circular saw
  Sporting the most teeth that ever be
And with a healthy dose of hoopla and hurrah
  Cut out the nation's capital, and throw it in the sea
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Verse Freed To Cantenate

Lost
in the
soft mist of
a Setember
dawn

Rain
dropped leaves
spotted gold
molder in the
dew

A
final
hurrah in
our rosebed as
the
last
Autumn
colours are
lost in winter
snow
So
slowly
little flakes
become larger
flakes-
all
around
the silence
of an empty
house.
Form: Lanterne

Premium Member Dream Lines

From out
of my dream
I awoke
to the melodious
voice of Martin Luther
King—
the drum major’s 
legacy
continues to fuel
me
towards the justice
we deserve—
look out injustice
you’ve been served:
All hail to Jah
letting freedom ring
as we shout hurrah
celebrating
our lion—Dr. King!

Premium Member Our Last Day On Earth

Our last day on earth, if today Are we in surrender Do bliss throbs within yet hold sway Last hurrah a wonder Is our release complete With head bowed at God’s feet Vibrant, with joy replete Will it be in mirth Our last day on earth 01-May-2022 Quietus
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Nature in Transition

 

September saunters in with hints of fall in tow,
brief respite from late summer’s sultry heat.
Mild weather will stand down for summer’s last hurrah.
Then autumn’s unique glories we will greet.
Already we see red and amber in the trees,
and falling leaves are dancing in the breeze.
Form: Rhyme

Harry and Meghan

We are shouting a massive hurrah 
America provides a future princess
a leading light, now our superstar 
Harry she did certainly impress,

A fairy tale wedding in the making
time to be happy, celebrate, rejoice, 
events like this are groundbreaking 
our prince of taste, a wonderful choice.
© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

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