Short Interception Poems

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


Premium Member Sportsmanship

Coach Belichick must have stumbled
New England gets the Jet’s jumbled
Game signals to read 
All exposed—was this deed
An interception play fumbled?
Form: Limerick


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moth-er
interjection 

mother nature 
interception 

bright ideas
light our way

as moth-less street lamps
end our days

our brilliance as we   er
success ourselves out of existence

Premium Member the Is have It

Impressionable immature imps imprint, improve, and improvise
Incorporating incredible indefatigable independence.
Infusing informed influential infallible infestation
Intensifying interception intermingling intimacy

Divine Interception

It might seem funny
but when you lose money
on certain days
it is because the Lord works in mysterious ways
The money does not go to the greedy 
but to the needy.

The needy pray a lot
and they eventually hit the jackpot 
So losing money should not affect your attitude 
but trigger gratitude 
because it means that you were selected
so that your donation could be detected.
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Form: Rhyme

Streamers In the Sky

Streamers in the sky, 
etched deeply as they contrast 
against the pale blue, 
breaking up the monochromatic 
ceiling with its white streaks, 
a criss-crossing interception 
trying to erase each other from above, 
a temporary display which lasts for 
a few hours until determined clouds 
decide to camouflage the unwelcome 
intrusion by upstaging with their 
slow-motion dance of drifting cotton balls.



March 5, 2017


Elephants - Two Limericks

1.
An irascibelephant whom no-one could trust
Had a whim to run amok, or bust!
Though roundly condemned by his peers as a skunk,
From interception they’d cowardly shrunk,
Saying simply, “Old boy, if you musth, then you musth!”
 
 
2. Elephants have as  a favourite pursuit
A fondness for tasty  doum palm fruit,
Though when of this delight they are sated,
The tuskers can become quite inebriated,
And stagger home in enormous wobbly-boots!
Form: Limerick

Darkness

A world of the unknown and unseen
A perfect environment for the nocturnes
An invitation of wonderment filled with 
Immense terror
An abode for the stars
The devils workshop
The dreary of a baby
An interception of the night
The journey of the ignorant
Companion of the oblivious
The opposition of brightness
The unspoken words of the blind
A friend of the shadows 
A path of loneliness
Inequity within us
In every darkness, there is a 
Glimmer of light waiting to be uncovered.

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