Short Later(A) Poems
Short Later(A) Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Later(A) by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Later(A) by length and keyword.
Clerihew Corbet
A gardener's son was Richard Corbet
to verse he did his wit set
Though later a Bishop of Oxford
perhaps with poetics he became bored...
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Categories:
later(a), people, poetry,
Form:
Clerihew
One and One Makes Three
One and one can often make three
Now tell me, dear friend, how can that be
Two people blow their cork
Nine months later a stork
Comes by and plop, a third member of your teepee...
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Categories:
later(a), fun,
Form:
Limerick
A History of Hunger
He would see the dog
chained in the yard,
its ribcage
a hollow pulse of want,
its face a rag for misery.
The boy understood hunger.
Later a large hare
was hung in a butcher’s window.
It looked like a small brown dog....
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Categories:
later(a), poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Blurb
Fed-up folks donned bearskins and hibernated
Woke up twenty years later, a bit addle-pated
They figured they'd outlived the worst
But on their devices a blurb so terse
Vote for Ivanka, she's expiated; unlike Hunter, who's dissipated...
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Categories:
later(a), future, horror, humor, political,
Form:
Rhyme
Spielberg Summer Spectaculars
I watched the shark its teeth display (1975)
My heart swallowed my tongue, I'd nothing to say
Sixteen years later a great dinosaur classic (1993)
was set in a surreal park named Jurassic
But my favorite of all came out in-between (1982)
ET phoned home, made my heart sing ~ cash registers ring...
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Categories:
later(a), appreciation, celebrity, heart, nostalgia, success, summer,
Form:
Couplet
Halfling
Hershey kisses bought with money spent, taking off with the car.
No one knows how far. Whereabouts unknown until the next arrival.
Nine months later a possible halfling relative child born.
Name unknown for some time.
Strangers always. Mother nearly broke her neck for an arranged meeting between
two of us blood kin....
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Categories:
later(a), father
Form:
I do not know?
Super Moon and Sunrise
*I saw the super moon and the sunrise this morning
Super moon and Sunrise
The snow super moon
Was golden in the rising
Later, a white globe
Large, shining through the black night
Introducing the sunrise
Heidi Sands
2/20/19...
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Categories:
later(a), beautiful, moon, sun,
Form:
Tanka
A Moment of Faith
I went up to the rail for the wine;
my mouth was dry
and I thought: Why not?
Later, a pigeon shat
on my new J. C. Penny suit.
I tried to rub the mess away
but it just spread the more.
When my mother saw that ruined jacket
she angrily showed be
the back of her hair brush.
That was my last drop of Christ’s blood....
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Categories:
later(a), poetry,
Form:
Free verse
He Slinks Over the Links
He Slinks Over The Links
He raced to the first golf hole, par he winks
Three wild shots later a turkey gobbles
Cuss words escape his lips, as his drives stink
Another dying duck's hit, as his legs wobble
Ploop, another drink of the pond, how awful
connie pachecho
8/12/17
Inspired after reading entries to-Write about an activity as if you are doing it at the moment...
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Categories:
later(a), blue, cry, golf,
Form:
Quintain (English)
The Grave
On a bleak and snowy day
I went to visit your grave
What is left of you only a few feet away
You were built into a monster
In the memory of a five year old
Now decades later a new truth is told
You were twenty
when your life came to an end
I am now fifty
And can no longer pretend
Your death at such a young age
Is the real tragedy
Not anything
you ever did to me
JEV...
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Categories:
later(a), dark,
Form:
Rhyme
Mysterous Gal
2 April 2021
One Saturday morning
I was driving my car,
Going somewhere too far,
Finding for the meaning
Of my very own being,
Looking self from afar.
Then, later, a girl came,
A stanger as I thought,
Yet heart of mine was caught.
She was calling my name,
Like a coach in my game,
A direction she taught.
Yet I went nearer,
She smiled to disappear.
HexSonnetta
Emile Pinet...
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Categories:
later(a), angel, car, girl, imagination, morning, mystery, teacher,
Form:
Verse
Waiting Is Costly, But One Can Buy
With each tick, a sag
Still in the lag
some in neglect
demise as death
dumb as the sea
Still waters run deep
diverse tongues and beliefs
black clay however beautiful
none is voice
...none but passion
Alas!..the power of passion
A mandate to be
once a whisper
later,..a mantra
Feat worth dying
Passion is a jailer
A limit, better than laws
nothing is policy without passion
till you dare enough
little you will know...
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Categories:
later(a), life, passion,
Form:
Lyric
A Spiritual Warning
He decided that he wanted to be Welsh;
this vague idea took shape in the shapeless.
All the Big Mac’s he had ever consumed
began to alter his form.
they changed him into a cute
small white Beluga whale,
being a privileged white man
it made a kind of sense.
‘No’ he shouted
into an eager and responsive universe,
'I said Welsh!'
Later a Welsh speaking whale
was found beached
at an outdoor swimming pool....
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Categories:
later(a), poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The People of Vinalia Faculae
trickest with deceit
ye wicked vile woman
seperating the facts into
a fiction
their they speak what they wishest
thee to beleive
evil and uncaring
interprito.....
ha ingannato gli
uomini con la
suduzione parlando
della mancanza di
preoccupaza di
marti per il suo
benessere e
I suolanimali
written by
Huacaya Shur Sennheiser
Vinalia Colony Ceres
2199
Days later a rockslide triggered a tsunami on
the inland lake!...
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Categories:
later(a), clothes, culture, earth, fashion, film, horse, music,
Form:
Canzone
GRAVES NOT RECIVING MY SPIRIT-
O’ statesman wrinkled so frail,
Young child sad soul so bitter,
Later a senior prom,
Marriage child later on,
raising a family strong.
Labor force workings hours long,
right to work state isn’t believing.
Elderly now mind a haze,
This world system in a blaze.
Rooted in flesh buried there!
Graves not receiving my spirit.
James Edward Lee Sr.
a BARD POEM
8/20/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©
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Categories:
later(a), analogy, anxiety, appreciation, celebration, character, humanity, life,
Form:
Other
Advice, Consent, and Dissent
During the campaign of 1860
a young girl wrote Abe Lincoln a letter
She told him he looked too boyish
to be Pres. With a beard, he'd do better
Lincoln gave it some thought and declared
She's right! I'm grateful someone cared...
Eight score years later, a brave soul told Mr. Trump
If he'd just wear a mask, his support would increase
But Mr. Trump didn't listen; he's no Abraham Lincoln
You know what happened: In the end he got fleeced...
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Categories:
later(a), america, history, leadership,
Form:
Rhyme
A Sinful Love
The connection was instant
Our love quickly turned brilliant
We made the best young couple
For our love I am thankful
We waited to get married
Of course, only we agreed
Later a baby was born
That made his in-laws more torn
A couple more years they come
Then a marriage in the autumn
A few more years go by fast
And another child at last
So the years have flown by now
How you say? With love, that’s how
They were all completely wrong
Our love has grown the more strong...
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Categories:
later(a), life, love, time, love,
Form:
Rhyme
In a Molecule
In the dusky sun
The eternal quest is on
Till the veil is drawn
*
In the orange urge
Thirsty buds emerge in joy
To a happy splurge
*
Light and shadow clash
Moments later a big bang
Pink sounds in a flash
*
This beautiful way
We drop letters everyday
In words bright and gray
*
Come sound sleep
Tomorrow we will go
For stories deep
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5/22/2015...
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Categories:
later(a), allegory, allusion, art,
Form:
Haiku
Cookie Rojas
Your major league career started in Cincinnati.
Some years later, it ended in Kansas City.
You played every position, but primarily second base.
Many seasons involved a pennant chase.
Not many knew your real name was Octavio.
The nickname “Cookie” is the one we would know.
You came a long way from your origins in Cuba.
Your had your best seasons while playing for Philadelphia.
As a player and later a coach, you could do it all.
In your time, you were an asset to baseball.
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Categories:
later(a), dedication, sports, seasons,
Form:
Rhyme