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Short Hydrant Poems

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


Hydrant
Red, short, and stumpy
Ready to go any time
I'll hook up my hose...

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Categories: hydrant, allah,
Form: Abecedarian



Childhood
dry dusty city street
    an open fire hydrant 
childhood floods back...

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Categories: hydrant, childhood, city, water,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Fire Hydrant
Ghetto dreams, ponder
Broke hydrant, cement
Only leaking tears

© Drake J. Eszes

Submitted to Charles Henderson's: "Haiku your way" contest....

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Categories: hydrant, introspection, loss, sad, urban
Form: Haiku
Premium Member At The Bark
 when the dogs went to the park
 an urge to pee was sparked
 So they lined up at a tree
 There was no fire hydrant you see
 And each took a turn at the 'bark'

 5-4-2024
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© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hydrant, dog,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Picture Prompt Contest
It is the only tree left in town 
I'm waiting in line after this clown 
"Hey there, speed it up buddy!"
That spot is getting muddy 
Woof, a hydrant would beat this paws down 
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Categories: hydrant, fun,
Form: Limerick



Distraught Eyes
Tears spring out of these distraught eyes
like a broken fire hydrant

I'm so deeply wounded inside
that I can hear an internal siren 

It is a warning of my overflowing pain 
there is no rescue mission
in place just the tears that 
help it fade....

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Categories: hydrant, life
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Sun Rains-


7/4/23
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr...

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Categories: hydrant, analogy, image, introspection, metaphor, sun,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hot City Days
Hot City Days

Hot city days
summer's ablaze
in bricks of concrete
and flip flop feet.

Just keep cool
in a hydrant pool.
The block’s a bash
if kids can splash.

Great water fun
in scorching sun
can bring a smile
to any child.

Grown-ups look on
as though they long
to drench in droves
right in their clothes.

8/28/17...

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Categories: hydrant, city, summer, water,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Fire and Water
the fire hydrant comes handy
first and fore most it saves lives
but to walk a dog in the city
it's a place of choice
better than the lamp post
and a tree we leave alone

as on a leash I am directed
to do my business in a jiffy
and always a piece of paper
as it degrade and never a plastic bag
to reach the next garbage can
she is so crazy but I love her...

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Categories: hydrant, education,
Form: Free verse
Summer's In Trenton
Summer's In Trenton


Driving through Trenton,

kids laugh and giggle,

as they play in the fountain

of water shooting high

into the air from the

fire hydrant.



Prostitutes

smile and wave at

us as we do a drive-by

through their 

designated stations.



Dancer's perform

to the rapper's beat

as we drive by

the row houses.



It's all alive

in Trenton

this summer....

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Categories: hydrant, places, seasons, urban
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hot Summer Day
Sun poures its hot rain. It wades drinking away the race body heat, beneath their feet as they walk the baking street. Neighborhood kids play upon the streets splashing in the muddy water. No one silent, their mingling voices, squeal with joy and laughter in the gushing waves of a fire hydrant drenching their limbs, a treat to its coolness. 8/23/2017
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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hydrant, children, fun, water,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member One Hot Summer Day
On a blistering August day, hot sweaty kids just wished to play. Someone (nobody stills knows who) turned on the hydrant. Water flew! It flew and like a geyster went all over the place – Heaven sent! The kids went crazy. Oh what fun that one hot day in summer’s sun! Sept. 5, 2017 for the Hot Summer Day Contest of Eve Roper Submitted May 3, 2023 for 'A BRIAN STRAND PREMIERE no 1214' Poetry Contest
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Categories: hydrant, summer,
Form: Couplet
Shannon's Recourse
tick. . . tick. .  talk the time today
busy a great gather of 
basketed flowers
that might move us towards
great outlawed-metered parked cars 
ticketing themselves
and twist. . . twist your fire-hydrant wrist
while the streets look the other way
simple lack-luster 
awaits your perceptive 50’s point of view
but it’s all the daughters that decide
off which part of  concrete to part with
and wake up 
in which car to ride in...

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Categories: hydrant, adventure, childhood, daughter, friendship, imagination, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Free verse
New York Summer
Sticky, humid, skin
Sweltering inferno blaze
Summer has no wind

The flies are dizzy
Joy hums from each piazza 
Two views of day's rot

The hydrant founts glee
No rain promised in the sky
Water is respite here.

The tongue flakes songs
Lovers returned to the parks
Love sparks a new flame

Dreams burn in desire
The heart pants for new friendships
Pale male on his spire.

Summer has no wind
The city swelters without rain
And love blooms again....

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Categories: hydrant, nature
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Hot Like a Firecracker
Hot like a Firecracker, Red Dances her Truth
Red is a savage, 
Takes no prisoners
For she wants for nothing

Red is complete 
Onto herself
A pirate-faerie-gypsy-queen

Red is hot like a firecracker
Red dances her truth
Stopping at stop signs
Only to say "hi" to her cousins

Red is a fire hydrant
Waiting impatiently
Tapping her foot, setting her own fires

Red is not to be scoffed.
Red is sassy, sexy, sensual
Red is pizza, red is spaghetti. Stay out of her way!...

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Categories: hydrant, art, color,
Form: Free verse

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