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Short Lancer Poems

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


Symbolick
The keyboard symbol for Cancer
Seldom appears in The Lancer
Because 69
May sometimes define
Supper you shared with a dancer!...

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Categories: lancer, cancer, word play,
Form: Limerick



The Rub
Las Vegas renown Belle E. Danser
Is deathly afraid of breast cancer
She heard a masseur
Developed a cure
Best of all, the man's a free lancer!...

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Categories: lancer, health,
Form: Limerick
Canned, Sir
When a Royal Irish Lancer
Was told he had prostrate cancer
He shouted with glee,
"I got it for "FREE!"
Now he serves as Cork's break-dancer...

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Categories: lancer, cancer,
Form: Limerick
Nutty Diva
There was a diva from Vancouver

Her car was a Octane blue Lancer

Modelling was her passion

Day came, to show fashion

She lay in bed due to a hangover!...

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Categories: lancer, art, beauty,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member A Reindeer Limerick
There once was a reindeer named Dancer who pulled by his partner named Prancer when the pulling was done it was time to have fun while riding in Dasher’s pink Lancer.
December 10, 2018...

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Categories: lancer, animal, humorous,
Form: Limerick



A Comet
Fly in the sky, you, giant hornet,  
towards the sun, against the wind.
Shine in the light, eccentric comet,
into the dark you`d better fling.

Arrange the show and die in harness,
let here star shower`s hour run.
You – surveyor`s stake in total darkness,
Cosmos is not for sign a bar.

Exhaust yourself in fleeting dancing,
let after all the summer fun,
and rush away, you, cosmic lancer,
to catch up with a falling sun....

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Categories: lancer, space,
Form: Rhyme
A Real Poem
We dance
we prance
we're stricken with cancer
we wish we were a silver knight lancer.
We eat pies
we wear ties;
the girls are shy
there is a big blue sky.
We dig up the soil
to get to the oil,
but they don't see me
having tea,
watching the sea.

Watch love fly
like it were a dove
flap it's wings to solitude
no need for any attitude.
Dance with the Arab girl
give her a step and than a twirl,
as our lips fuse together
we some what don't care about the weather....

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Categories: lancer, deep, life, loneliness, love, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things