Short Latterly Poems

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


Premium Member Up In Fumes

Latterly skies blazed
after gold riches were lost
mourned by seas of blooms
exuding heady perfumes
Scarlet sun has gone down slow
Form: Tanka


Premium Member Verse Freed To Applaud

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.
Form: Epitaph

Premium Member Imagist Mvp Adelaide

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Adelaide Crapsey-Imagist

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.

Tribute vignette to Adelaide Crapsey,the American creator of the Cinquain form
Form: Narrative

A Helping Hand

For many years now,
alongside me,
a presence
has accompanied.

It is that helping hand,
that saved me,
from your wrong opinions,
your self-delusions,
and the lies you tell yourself.

Latterly,
it has been attending my own
mistaken assumption,
and foolish humbug.


Yardbirds

Who remembers the Yardbirds
and their moniker Monkey business
Relf , McCarthy, Dreja and Samwell Smith
Blues boys with Beck/Page on duo guitar

latterly Happenings 10 years time ago
seeking people through the world of time
through to Renaissance
and all the falling angels

Premium Member Adelaide Crapsey- My Poetic Inspiration

ADELAIDE CRAPSEY-IMAGIST

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.

Tribute vignette to Adelaide Crapsey,the American creator of the Cinquain form, my poetic inspiration.

re-post inspired by Brenda's contest
Form: Quintilla

Premium Member Cinquain the American One

Tribute vignette

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.

in the American Cinquain style Adelaide Crapsey

These be
the keys to life,
faith,hope and agape,
love,the greatest gift of all three-
to thee !
Form: Didactic

Premium Member Afterward

See Dick run, in the golden latterly years,
When past is gone, the future premieres.
Jane is a librarian, in the floral ruby days,
Sally is a teacher, in the tangerine phase.

Puff pursues orange butterflies in heaven,
And he and Spot frolic, in sunshine lemon.
Mother and Father reside in assisted living,
Where the blue jay to the moon is singing.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member ADELAIDE CRAPSEY cinqainiste

My tribute to this favourite poet:

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.*
For the lovely Adelaide Crapsey
a long life was not to be.
In syllable,two,four,six eight&two
her cinquain made imagism anew

*definitive article link as above
Form: Imagism

Premium Member Trample, More Like Trampled

Trampled underfoot
Two words that describe my life
Initially my first fiancée
And latterly my wife

To be cheated on
Then a broken trust
In monetary and in love
Like ageing bread, I'd be the crust

To their Lions
Is where I awake
Dazed and confused
How much more can I take

My peripheral world is hazy
Whom we meet, their sometimes not
Trample, more like trampled
My name is James, forget me not
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Adelaide the Number One Imagist

repost inspired by Constance contest

A well travelled lass named Adelaide
Innovative and never staid,
Unmarried,single but no old maid-
A short life,latterly full of pain,
Her epitaph,the American cinquain.

Tribute vignette to Adelaide Crapsey,the creator of the American Cinquain form

and clerihew tribute

An American imagist Adelaide Crapsey
one day, freed me, to be me
her cinquained syllables ,I confess
awakened the poetic, I guess
Form: Verse

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