Short Jaw Poems

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


Jews Harp Ori Admotum, Digito

Sacred, a soul’s breath exquisite
    The mouth, its vessel, sing
                jews harp,
           Portal to absence


Jaw Harp Shape Poetry


      jaw harp
  listen to my voice
it is your voice that I breath through, though
your secrets are whispered but by my arouse
  speak my thought
      o sing me
Form: Shape

Jaw Harp Blues

listen to 
her galaxies
the far away
her slow dances

listen to 
the near and here
her melancholic
atmosphere

in what a world
may androids sing
metallic voice
or sheer the wind

yet I, the wind
oh restless be
and still, my harp
still me
Form: Rhyme

Dating , Make Thier Jaw Drop Comp

I failed to catch on plenty of fish  
and did not  match.com
e Harmony struck a bad chord 
and zoosk was like a zoo
So I deciced to save some money
and joined thai dating for a change 
and met a  thai lady, who turned out to be a boy ! !!!


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The Witch And The Jaw Harp

Geillis play for King James VI
pluck your jewes trump harp
you dance then prance 
and twist your wrist 
in tune and rhythm
through the mist 
of song and on till dusk

the King delights with curious
a watchful eye
a witch be though
and lo still die
come hither, done
December, fifteen ninety one
oh Geillis Duncan hung
Form: Rhyme


Clenched Jaw

Growing up in purest innocence
Greeted as a friend
Groomed with a fine tooth comb
Grabbed unexpectedly
Groped involuntarily
Grouping parts of self
Gripping deeper fears
Grinding self image
Gritting teeth
Gryping of opportunity lost
Grifting gratification
Grappling with truth
Grieving childhood missed
Gripping reality loosely
Grousing silently
Graduating in faith
Grinning of small hopes
Granting mercy
Graced with love
Jaw Relaxes

9/17/17
Form: Verse

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