Short Lincolnshire Poems
Short Lincolnshire Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Lincolnshire by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Lincolnshire by length and keyword.
Winter Warmer
Flageolet bean cassoulet
Lincolnshire sausage
Rosemary,white wine and herbs,
Vegatable saute,
Garlic crostini-
Hearty and
Hale !...
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Categories:
lincolnshire, food, seasons,
Form:
Epulaeryu
The Wash, England In Spring
drunken dive bombers
peewit lapwings courtship play
above wet birds lake
giant crawls up hill
makes lincolnshire wold of
our detritus fen...
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Categories:
lincolnshire, nature,
Form:
Haiku
The Wash, England In Spring
drunken dive bombers
peewit lapwings courtship play
above wet birds lake
giant crawls up hill
makes lincolnshire wold of
our detritus fen...
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Categories:
lincolnshire, nature,
Form:
Haiku
If You Drop
If you drop a hammer
don’t do it on Mars
it might float for years
Then chip off some stars
If you drop a nail
Not on my roads in Lincolnshire
I’ve already had to pay
to fix a really flat tire.
If you drop a hint
please drop it in my friend Dora’s way
She thinks you’re really cute,
And she says she’d like to play....
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Categories:
lincolnshire, 10th grade, 11th grade, 6th grade, 7th
Form:
Light Verse
Where Were You In the 70's - Lincolnshire
THE 70'S
~~~~~~~~~~~
The first year we were married, bliss!
Our son Kirk was conceived and born.
In Lincoln, it was so remiss!
A cesarian, us both torn!
We feared for him and I for her!
All happy, we both shed a tear.
They both lived, what an ordeal!
That was life, so full on, for real!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
02/21/18
Where were you in the 70’s? - Poetry Contest, sponsored by Line Gauthier...
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Categories:
lincolnshire, life,
Form:
Rispetto
The Liar Vampire
Our sweet breakfast guest was a vampire.
His finger eating I did admire.
Listened to Philharmonic Choir
His falsetto lit the house on fire
Favorite apple pie was a Macintyre
We had purchased them in Lincolnshire
Blood was his favorite drink, his desire.
I thought it looked ugly and smelled rather dire.
He was great as it said in the flyer.
We went swinging on an old black tire.
I was sly, but frankly, he was slyer.
He said he would not turn me. Oh, that liar!...
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Categories:
lincolnshire, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form:
Monorhyme