Short Lasers Poems

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


Premium Member Van Gogh

The moon speaks in phases
the sun a voice of lasers
every cloud a picture story -- 
write me a day, and I’ll paint
you a Starry Night.


Myopie De La Mort

Death has a blood-laced eye,
Bleary from watching the world.
By Christ he is blinded from brightness on high:
Lasers of light at Death’s eyes have been hurled.
© Steve Eng  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Makita Xvii: Plastic Lasers

Rare was the vibe
To which we waltzed
And like plastic pillows
We fondled each others features
Petting each others’ egos
In a wistful manner
No texture of skin
Had ever tasted better
Form: Verse

Brave

I do not love you,
For your eyes are spiteful, too.
I do not love you,
Your eyes are revolving lasers of ugliness and destitution.
Though why the desire to smite me,
O, brave ones,
Why the desire to smite me?
Form: Verse

Laser Lover

Bedroom barriers

Radiate

Vintage idolatry


Pining protoplasms

Levitate

Wizardry


Nimble fusion peaks

Passion howls

Velvet vanity



In unison we touch

Multilateral we twine

A fluorescent collage

Lasers
Form: Verse


Premium Member Star Wars Revisited

Saw the latest Star Wars, only gave it two cheers If the Star Wars gods hear this, they'll laser my rear Got protection out my way Pals with lasers make you pay A force of galactic power you should certainly fear
Form: Limerick

A Heart of Daisies

Your smile amazes
Your eyes blazes
A heart of daisies
I’m left singing your praises

My mind phases 
Lost in your mazes 
Subconscious gazes 
I can’t help at your poses

Hearts wear disguises
Thorns amongst roses
Hide from love’s red lasers
I now rest pushing them daisies 


09-09-2015
Form: Monorhyme

Over the Blue Horizon

With hungriest eyes 

I scan

the distant skyline.



Searching for love at

all compass points.



In the crimson tumble

of sunset

your face smiles

imposed on velvet clouds.



Distance impales my heart

on javelin lasers.



Biting back the sting of tears

I pray

beyond the cruel vault

of land and sea;



over the blue horizon

we will be together forever

some day.
© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.

Buried In the Coals

Do you think you’re Heaven worthy
  for myself—I never have

The weight I carry pulls me down
  and keeps me off the path

I avoid most every mirror
  my reflection haunts me still

With eyes that stare like piercing lasers
  to maim, and then to kill

My spirit left in ashes
  my kindled soul to burn

Salvation buried in the coals
  —from lessons never learned

(Villanova Pennsylvania: October, 2018)
Form: Rhyme

Love Play

Today is going to be the day eh
she is in love with me eh
all she wants to do is play eh
she has me lost for words eh

She is like a waterfall
or a star from a star fall
shooting stars
are like lasers from Mars 

Nothing compares
your eyes are like a galaxy
of their own 
that body is grown

Today is going to be the day eh
she is in love with me eh
all she wants to do is play eh
she has me lost for words eh.    -TA
Form: Lyric

Perversity

PERVERSITY contrarily agreeable sometimes rebellious but never unreasonable that’s me when I want to be free desert island exile scratching my days away on a coconut tree or shell to travel in time and turn water to wine to shoot lasers from sharp eyes then watch the compromise when landscapes are frank and nightfall’s harsh I dive underwater escaping blue stark naked past © Kim van Breda—15 September 2105
Form: Rhyme

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