Short Launches Poems

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


Premium Member Fer-De-Lance

~ pit viper - launches like jack in the box; strikes with deadly precision ~






Date written: 01/16/2022
Form: Monoku


Premium Member Pushing my buttons

it was our special song
the first note launches instant time travel
warm memories flood my mind



Wordku: 5-7-5 words

AP: Honorable Mention 2025
Form: Other

Elon Musk In Space

Getting ready to soar to the stars, Into space launches Elon his cars. He'll be needing a car. For he plans to live far. And there's no public transit on Mars.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Simple Observation 13 - When you confide in a person

When you confide in a person and they say things behind your back then it's worse than someone whom to your face launches an attack. _____________________________________________________
Form: Couplet

Hannya

Beautiful day, November sunshine streams
Beautiful car, all about it virtually gleams
Beautiful face, the kind that launches dreams
Beautiful world, happiness for all it seems

Hannya, gratitude will stop your screams
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member Lion

Lingers, eyeing victims
Locates the easy hunt
Lurks behind plants and trees
Lively stalks the loser
Launches brutal attack 
Leisurely relishes 
Leaves mission accomplished


14 March 2022 
In Search Of Prey Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Joseph May
Form: Pleiades

Midnight

Melodies at midnight May all acquaintance be memorable this year Mingling into the dawn Millions sip cheap champagne Made by hand confetti my daughter launches high Merry Christmas And Happy New Year Pleiades Contest December 22, 2016
Form: Verse

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January 25, 2018

I Stand In Front of You

I stand in front of you 
With scratched in heart ,
With lax hands ,
And throat launches..
Only whistling.
,
I stand in front of you ..
And have nothing but a poem,
Turning like a wheel.. 
Whenever it turns around 
Strangle by cry!

©All right reserved to Nusairat Fatima

Premium Member The Sky In July

July unfolds magenta-colored skies and launches blasts of pinks emblazed with gold- exploding artistry that causes sighs- as sunsets fashion fireworks to behold. July 7, 2022 Contest: The Sky In July Sponsor: Andrea Dietrich Form Used: Quatrain
Form: Quatrain

Premium Member Down the Drain

Taliban knocking on doors in Afghanistan
   Trouble brewing in Pakistan

China hints at attacking Taiwan
   Dare we hope Taiwan can hang on 

All the while Mr. Kim launches rockets
   North Koreans suffer, so he has deep pockets

While we are tied up with Ukraine
   The rest of the world goes down the drain
Form: Couplet

Canary Ivanka

Buy your coal mine canary
From Ivanka's Canary Shop
You'll know you bought a bargain
When it does The Canary Flop

Tomahawk missile launches
Ensure a mining boom
So canary songs can linger
Like when Elvis left the room

So buy your coal mine canary
(Ivanka's are the best)
Knowing birds and colliers
Shall find eternal rest!
Form: Verse

Untitled

***
It's almost one o'clock 
In the morning.
Summer is in full swing.
The full moon has stopped being red,
And it launches the light with thin plates ,
through the not fully drawn curtains.
Someone is sonorously stirring the drink in the cup with a spoon.
The darkness, diluted with whitewash,
Presses its cheek to the gentle sound.
© Mari Bond  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Tests of Humanity

If you prick us do we not bleed? If you tickle us do we not laugh? If you poison us do we not die? And if you wrong us, shall we not revenge?"  taken from The Merchant of Venice, Act 3 Scene 1

bleeding scarlet by laceration audibly amused through titillation beautiful ladies diminish survival launches second shoe in reprisal
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Uncorked

Some words are conveyed With the sweetness of honey Fresh from the comb; But on occasion, That same vessel launches dialog Toting the sting of African Bees, At swarm time; These unconstrained words Are dispatched to slay, Or bruise the spirit of another; For what man's heart conjures up, His tongue, seizing the instant, Will usually deliver;
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member L Letter Link

Lavish lilac layers link lofty laurel lunar lanterns
 laissez-faire luxurious largesse lifts labouring lumberjack 
loop-de-loop  lilting Limerick levity lessens life’s load
laughter laden-lampoon, a little lacerating labyrinthine lip 
limelight lustrous leonine lithe lady launches lavender lace
lucid lissome leisurely land loper locket livid loom
Lopsided lounge lizard’s love-lies-bleeding loose leaf

Alchemy (An Acrostic)

Ancient science launches research towards new technology
Learning new disciplines to increase the power of their patron
Creating new magics; generating spendable gold from lead
Hinting at greater knowledge hidden in the realms of men
Evolving sciences increase the expertise of kingdom soldiers
Machines, potions and tactics to defeat enemies of the king
Yesterday's mysteries leading the world toward today's reality
Form: Acrostic

Autumn Here

Autumn is now here
The land breathes clear
In shades of true blue
With summer bowing down
In a chilly frown

Whereas, yearning gently in illusion 
Nature moves with passion
With glorious determination
As the harvest moon launches 
Into incandescent flushes

Whilst, the capacious sky rests 
Stars twinkle through the darkness
At the very time, nonetheless
Autumn, dances and prances
In a colorful leafy, dress

Undressing Miss Leyla

miss Leyla has a body 
that launches ships 
and carves through 
mirrored glaciers,
deep tanned to front
and rear,
I wish I was her masseur

and while I watch her 
clothes fall off,
to desk and chair, 
then to the carpet's 
ocean floor, I quickly
turn away,
she's
moved me; 

I wish she was close 
and not three desks
away: 

and slowly... oh so very 
very slowly, 
I help her dress,
and begins the day.

Unattainable

She comes into view
And my heart launches a tantrum
That bombards my ears.

My knees buckle, 
My strength crumbles 
To nothing but dust
At the smile most gracious
And the sweet, sweet voice
Like a mermaid's song.

If she so much as touches
I might die, 
At the very least, go mad.

I lunge yet cannot reach, 
I reach yet cannot touch, 
I crave yet cannot have.

Spare me the thirst, 
Yet burned is this moment
Forever in my mind.

The purpose most unattainable
Is defined.
© Robert Uy  Create an image from this poem.

Sun Fulcrum of Life

the sun so haughty,
                  energy fulcrum,
                  every day launches
                  loving rays
                 of pure joy...
                 With warm tenderness lights up
                 all fields and forests...
                 Fill life with light and fiesta!
                 But those who should be thankful,
                 don't thank him... actually
                 even the usual miracle in life
                 they forget...!

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