Short Hurrahs Poems

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


Premium Member Hurrahs Hallelujahs

hallows conveys hurrahs hallows having hopefully beards of God praise Hallelujah

2/27/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr ©


Premium Member summer-autumn bond


autumn haze creeps in
as dwindling summer sunsets
cast their last hurrahs-
the fruits have grown and ripened
now await their harvesting
Form: Tanka

Basketball Match

Lift voice on air
Yell last hurrahs
Ball not come in.

Powerless jump
Tall guy rebound
Ball on long hand.

Point guard dribble
Pair by pair watch
Clock is ticking.

Score tied match
Desperate move
One sunk the three.
Form: Than-Bauk

Premium Member Self Same-

Shalt not listen.
Effective means signified.
Legitimate means require.
Fresh hurrahs let.


Satisfactions desire.
Adjective pronouns search.
Manifold perplexities stand.
Excursive glees mean



7/21/21
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2021©
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Autumn's Party

The autumn leaves party dressed in orange red or gold on limbs dancing, rustling boldly saluting their short stay knitting last hurrahs of colored shawls till snowflake blankets fall September 19, 2021 Contest: Merse - Beauty of Fall Poetry Contest Sponsor: Malabika Ray Choudhury
Form: Verse


Sans Socks

The day’s a little chilly
(This touch of autumn rocks!)
Yet I will not capitulate
By putting on some socks.

The sun is brightly shining,
But on my bedroom floor
My sandals wonder why they haven’t
Made it out the door.

Though technically, it’s summer,
The temps did make me choose
A pair of canvas loafers
As today’s best pair of shoes.

Yet still, I’m just not ready
For my ankles to retreat.
They’ll enjoy some last hurrahs,
A celebration of de-feet!
Form: Rhyme

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