Short Kilos Poems
Short Kilos Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Kilos by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Kilos by length and keyword.
Cheating her boy friend
Love fake his
To take revenge nothing to return
Onions She found her choice
Kilos of kilos to reach him weight
To bear with none than tears
Categories:
kilos, character, crazy, culture, love,
Form:
Free verse
K-aramay sa lahat ng oras,
A-liw sa panahon ng lungkot;
I-sang mapagkakatiwalaan,
B-anayad sa salita at kilos.
I-law sa dakong madilim,
G-abay sa naligaw ng landas;
A-alalay kapag ikaw ay nabuwal,
N-amamalaging tapat hanggang wakas.
Categories:
kilos, friend,
Form:
Acrostic
A plump woman lived in New York
At Christmas dinner, ate much beef and pork,
Adding kilos to her fat
On a chair as she sat,
It broke down with a sudden creak
Secured the eighth position
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Categories:
kilos, fun, humor, woman,
Form:
Limerick
Wrong Guy, Guy
A pistol pressed against his skull
The policeman put him on his knees
"What's in the suitcase?" The policeman asked
Referring to the suitcase full of anchovies
nothing but samples for a trade show
Sam Adams lied.
the police opened it up and found ten kilos of hidden cocaine
the policeman took it as illegal evidence and let Sam Go.
Categories:
kilos, america, anger, angst, anxiety, crazy,
Form:
Narrative
Unfolding our hands, we are revolving around own axis
On the grass, not on the concrete!
Shouting the most clever kids
Loosing the ground under feet
Only clouds can stop us,
That we are not thrown into Space
Hard to lift ten kilos boulder never ever existed
The same like someone nausea
Now I know how it is, playing around of being drunk
Almost like an adult to lie on the grass
With throbbing heart
Happy
Categories:
kilos, childhood,
Form:
Free verse
At Life’s Early Phase,
Your feet on trembling base,
It is Evil that pays
And its music that plays …
At life’s Incipient Stage,
When one isn’t of Age,
Vice A Thousand Kilos weighs
Not what The Bishop says …
And at vice Youths intently gaze,
Not at Virtues’ Sublime Rays;
Wrongs rejecting with “Sickly Nays”;
Not much from Life-Changing Sundays!
The whole picture asserts ‘A Craze’,
In sincere circles denied a half praise …
It is in youths habitual
To be shakily spiritual.
Categories:
kilos, child, conflict, corruption, religion,
Form:
Rhyme