Short Jingled Poems
Short Jingled Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Jingled by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Jingled by length and keyword.
Trump Created A Curse
Trump on himself had created a curse;
What he wanted worked out in reverse,
And he had hiked,
After being disliked;
Women cashed in and jingled their purse.
Jim Horn
Categories:
jingled, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
well, something
happen
that evening
on the
back porch
along the
Mississippi River
the cherry wood
chimes jingled
in unison
playing an
on old
spiritual Tune
called,
"Wade In the Water"
the cherry wood
keep singing
along
Categories:
jingled, imagination,
Form:
Free verse
A cacophony of images flow
past and future dreams on the go,
thinking two things at once
focused on lunch,
twirling lights and jingled tambourines
paint a picturesque magical dream.
All is quiet, immobile in the sway
that dances in the mind play
while in the background soft and indiscrete
falls the wandering thoughts of mind talk streets.
Categories:
jingled, allusion, word play,
Form:
Rhyme
Strumming the four strings,
Got my fingers vibrating,
Those jingled nerve endings,
And reached my spine and brain,
The tones that came out,
Were melodious and sweet,
They tingled my ear drums,
It reached brain and perhaps spine,
And felt good,
I continued to strum,
And noticed nearby ears “tingled” too,
Man makes music,
Music makes man too,
Believe it- in many senses its true.
Categories:
jingled, inspirational, life, philosophy,
Form:
Free verse
Once keys jingled,
ignition and clutch
growling
with one open mouth.
The ride is smoother now,
no need to kickstart or throttle
the brain.
We let our bodies talk,
through the gears.
Hold my stick honey,
while I change lanes
looking for potholes.
I fall asleep,
when not fighting your curves.
We all know that recharging,
a Tesla
is a peaceful way to die,
let us speed past darlin,
just as sexy
as age will allow.
Categories:
jingled, poetry,
Form:
Free verse