Short Kop Poems
Short Kop Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Kop by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Kop by length and keyword.
And She, My Breath Becomes
The Muse continues to punish me
whenever I write prose
Her slaps severe with pain heartfelt,
no fury 'hell hath known'
She sentences me to endless nights
and days when words won't come
Until I succumb to writing verse,
and she, my breath becomes
The Court at KOP: February, 2016...
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Categories:
kop, muse,
Form:
Ballad
And She, My Breath Becomes
The Muse continues to punish me
whenever I write prose
Her slaps severe with pain heartfelt,
no fury 'hell hath known'
She sentences me to endless nights
and days when words won't come
Until I succumb to writing verse,
and she, my breath becomes
The Court at KOP: February, 2016...
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Categories:
kop, muse,
Form:
Rhyme
New Melody To Learn
A chorus of enlightenment….
she’s woken up again
With sheets still warm, my heart she bathes,
ablution wet within
Through steam I see her message clear,
the mirror does confirm
My words now washed, fresh thoughts to dry
—new melody to learn
(Court At KOP: February, 2016)...
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Categories:
kop, music, words,
Form:
Rhyme
New Melody
A chorus of enlightenment…
awakens me again
With sheets still warm, my heart she bathes,
all feelings wet within
Through steam I see her message clear,
the mirror does confirm
My words now washed, fresh thoughts to dry
—new melody to learn
(Court At KOP: February, 2016)...
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Categories:
kop, muse,
Form:
Rhyme
And She My Breath Becomes
The Muse continues to punish me,
whenever I write prose
Her slaps severe with pain heartfelt,
—no fury 'Hell Hath Known'
She sentences me to endless nights,
and days when words won't come
Until I succumb to writing verse,
—and she, my breath becomes
The Court at KOP: February, 2016...
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Categories:
kop, poetry,
Form:
Rhyme
Hole In My Head
"Call me if you need me;"
To my husband, this I said.
So he replied, "I need you like
A (pause) hole in my head!"
In Yiddish, this expression
Translates to a "lokh in kop,"
A phrase I heard a million times
When I was growing up.
Though what we call "4-letter words"
Were naturally forbiddish,
You always could put someone down
With insults gleaned from Yiddish....
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Categories:
kop, words,
Form:
Rhyme