Short Laces Poems

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


Trim This With Laces

I would like to trim this with laces 
And trace your lips slowly
(if I wouldn't wake you)
The early morning's cool air
Cheering birds and bright light
Always seem to keep you asleep
And me, a dash happy sentimental
Hanging ornaments somewhere in my mind
Having found a home and charm
Wide awake under your arm
Form:


Premium Member Untied Shoe Laces-

untied shoelaces runners to their mark legs are now bout to hurt ran past the day unto the dusk runners to their mark beating is my heart ran past the day unto the dusk got trip up beating is my heart legs are now bout to hurt got trip up untied shoelaces
7/28/20 written words by James Edward Lee Sr.© 2020
Form: Pantoum

Premium Member Untied Shoes Trippin Off the Laces

I've been walking these them streets;
Trippin and fallin;
Skinned my elbow and knees;
Lying on my back lookin at the trees;
Wondering will any body come and help me;
Guess I've wouldn't have fallen;
If my shoe laces were tied;
Guess I'm payin my dues;
Trippin off laces of untied shoes;

5/4/18
written words by James Edward Lee Sr.
Copyright © 2018

For Dream Is a Thing With Laces

For dream is a thing with laces That embraces the sheath with its linen fingers And caresses the surface down to the core Where pleasure perches and is ready to soar. And the laces mingle with gentle strokes of hope As the rainbow of colors sprinkles them with gold Then the fibers of bliss fabricated in the lyre Come strumming in gratefulness by the heart’s sweet desire.
Form: Rhyme

Heart Laces

Your starting to undo my heart laces again
All of the string is coming undone again.

You pulled at the lace and my heart fluttered away
like a butterfly and then my heart started to race

My heart started pounding like a drum,
my pulse was racing, like it had never done.

My heart laces have come undone,
You pulled at the lace and now they've come undone.


copyright by Julie Dunkley
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Shoe Laces

I’ll try my hand at every kind of rhyme; I find that they can help to prime the mind. Though oft when I should have abstained, I’ve tried, and ended up, knots in my brain, tongue-tied. When that occurs, you must unlace your shoe, and try again to thread it through. ----------
the Shoe Laces form is an 11 line poem, 8/2/8/2/8/2/8/2/8, with a rhyme scheme of abbacddceff
© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Other

Her Laces Shined

proud and beautiful
she wish to model her self
to show those who wanted to see
yet some who saw these happening
thought it wrong and gaudy
the sights were for those
who wished to sketch and paint
some saw the person stood to fall and faint
what curves are measure for him that she understands
yet if he loves her
how could he let her model for this  man
I speak in the compliment
not to stand as a saint
but to stand in mesmerizing glory
and to watch these people paint
Form: Ballad

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