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Short Jugglers Poems

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


She Felt
she felt she felt say it out loud it no say she felt she felt now what make her feel again with them watching yeah i am her grips i am jugglers balls wanna feel what she felt did you say a dirty word ?
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Categories: jugglers, art,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Surreal Expectations
Surreal expectations in the masquerade world of whimsy
Jokers and jugglers painting selves with utter fun frenzy
The world of fantasy is charged with expectations of madness
I watch the entusiastic players enter without one bit of sadness...

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Categories: jugglers, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form: Rhyme
Jugglers
jugglers move in wiggling tails
juggling their hearts 
and bottles
little girl amazed stared 
rainbows in her deep 
dimples
golden strands licking her 
purple lips
red northern wind moved around
cigliano juresis santica
humfrig sutena vladim...

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Categories: jugglers, allegory,
Form: I do not know?
Rainbows In Her Dimple
jugglers moved in
wiggling their tails
rainbows in her
deep right dimple
edges of her dancing
hair caressing the pink lips
subdued pastal hues
purple marrying green
internally reflected
light of passion
decluttering hidden
sorrows misaligned
refractive index of
resistant love

10.19 am
july 19 2016...

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Categories: jugglers, allusion,
Form: I do not know?
Jugglers Balls
jugglers balls oh watch them fall he was a she before it all not sure ... these dots help at all ima dumb ida can read whosa written to me just turn to figure learning to breath just wanna feel her breath on me hope she swallows jugglers balls we will be waiting when her curtain falls on jugglers balls ?
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Categories: jugglers, art,
Form: Lyric



A Day at the Circus
At the circus were acrobats,
Jugglers and clowns
And dancers in costumes,
All spangled, or gowns.

A walker on tightrope,
The flying trapeze,
With music and acts
Which all ages would please.

There was pink cotton candy
And popcorn for sale
So that joy and excitement
And smiles would prevail.

At the circus were families
Delighted to be
There, like both of my grandkids,
My husband and me.
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Categories: jugglers, appreciation,
Form: Rhyme
Clowning Around
If I owned a circus for you I'd play the clown (Do jugglers ever tire of throwing up? Only when they're sick of it.) or if I had a rickshaw I could run you round the town if I were landlord of a bar drinks would be on me as proprietor of a restaurant you would dine for free and if I had a row boat I would float you down the stream but as I have none of these all I can do is dream
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Categories: jugglers, dream, drink, food, funny love, humorous, word
Form: Rhyme
Succesive Septimal-The Circus Is Fun
Need to laugh?
Watch a clown's
       face!


Elephants's
strategy...
       dust!
 
              
Come out now,
slim jugglers...
        fun!


Trapezes swing...
couple making
        stunts!


Baby's eyes
look too scared...
         lion!
         

Small monkeys
jump and play...
         cheer!


Fast stallions
excite crowd...
          glee!


All come out
to thank them...
          glad!


Copyright 2009 by Andrew Crisci...

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Categories: jugglers, animals, children, funny, happiness, places, thank you
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Clowns Are Coming-Nursery Rhyme
The clowns are coming! The circus starts today.
There'll be hot dogs and cotton candy-hooray!
With balloons of every color, puppets and games,
And so many animals that the brave people tame!

I love to watch jugglers and the man jumping rope,
And they'll have lots of fun rides there, I hope.
But mostly I want to see the funny, funny clowns,
With pink hair and red noses, always falling down!


Written on 4/19/2021
For: Nursery Rhyme 5 Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Eve Roper...

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Categories: jugglers, child, food, fun, games, nursery rhyme,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dear Editor
Listen to poem:
Dear Editor
David J Walker

Dear editor
How is it that you will
Make my thoughts better

Rearranging words and
Changing cadence 
At your leisure 

The poetry that constantly
Parades between my retina and
Cranium

One pass wonders that I must
Describe going by as if jugglers in
A gymnasium

That might drop the balls
But always catch them before
Any fall to the floor
Of your cutting board

Dear editor
Maybe you can make it better
But for now
Go away and leave me alone...

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Categories: jugglers, conflict, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

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