Short Laryngitis Poems
Short Laryngitis Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Laryngitis by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Laryngitis by length and keyword.
Should a pig ever get laryngitis
Well he wouldn’t be pleased in the least
For, not being able to talk to his friends
He would be such a disgruntled beast
Categories:
laryngitis, animals, friendship, funny
Form:
Light Verse
Since Jay decided to be a poster child
He’s reined in his tendency to go wild
He’s quiet as a mouse
Dead silence in the house
To laryngitis for aye reconciled
Categories:
laryngitis, child, silence,
Form:
Limerick
Touch Owned By Midas
There are things that really delight us,
Like Trump having a case of laryngitis;
Heading South;
Down in mouth;
Thinks he has touch owned by Midas.
Jim Horn
Wife is watching article about St. John's.
There is not one single leaf left.
Categories:
laryngitis, allegory, analogy,
Form:
Limerick
Sticks and stones may break your bones
Promises game Amnesia clones
Dying in a crowd life alone
Laryngitis quiet a video phone
Painstakingly separated brokerage
Twin birth anxiety twerks
Like in a marriage For Better or For Worse
Beautiful ballistic
3/28/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2020
Categories:
laryngitis, allusion, confusion, corruption, pain,
Form:
Free verse
Witness the folly of the yammering crowd
Those that speak smugly and those that speak loud
Spitting out syllables the live long day
With nothing to show and nothing to say
A chorus line of mechanical mouths
A bevy of bores from the north to the south
Wherever you go they're standing beside us
Let's pray that they all catch laryngitis
Categories:
laryngitis, language,
Form:
Rhyme
The older I get, the slower I have got
My bones are afflicted with arthritis,
My elbows are getting very creaky
Whenever I point with my finger,
It is hard to tell in what direction
More and more I am prone to linger,
Honestly, I am not trying to be cheeky,
I talk like I am suffering from laryngitis
I could tell lots more, but I’d better not.
written July 16, 2021
Categories:
laryngitis, age, how i feel,
Form:
Light Verse