Short Litre Poems
Short Litre Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Litre by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Litre by length and keyword.
A Litre of Books
A litre of
books spills A letters over
synthetic rubber edge onto
completely miserable carpet that’s
my sea.
Categories:
litre, humor,
Form:
Free verse
Light the oven with a spark
Wearing paper gloves in the dark
Add water: a litre
From a distance of a metre
Add a rampant stinging nettle
Then its ready: a chocolate kettle
Categories:
litre, children,
Form:
Couplet
500 grms Stardust
2 Tablespoons of Rose dew
2 Tablespoons of Lavender
Zest of suggestion
25 Kisses
50 Smiles
10 Pieces of candle light
25 Heartbeats
2 Holding hands
12 Passion flowers
Sprinklea few more kisses
Slowly blend with half litre
of joyful tears
Stir with Cupids arrow until
of a beautiful consistancy
Pinch of baking powder
just to get he rise
Cook in the perfect ambience
Tis non fattening, but eat in
moderation, beware of the
consequences
Categories:
litre, funny
Form:
I do not know?
“Daddy, Daddy, Look the most only Beautiful Aqua Blue Rose
A half Litre of water from the Pond of Time, Your Past Revealed
But Nothing can replace the Time ; when Your Heart was A flamed
“ Daddy, Daddy, Look the most only Beautiful Aqua Blue Rose
I can only See, My LOVE ; My LIFE; My WIFE “ L E N O R E “
I have to catch My Breath; While Sorrow, teaches me of “Death”
In LOVING MEMORY of My LOVE : and LIFE : My WIFE
Lenore Ellen ( Adams ) Johnson
Categories:
litre, life, lost love, love, wife, beautiful, beautiful,
Form:
Free verse
As I go...
As I stride past the bridge with a twenty litre jerrican on my hand
I dream of tomorrow where hard soil will be like sand
Where in my dreams we have enough
Where in my dreams soft is never rough
I speed away; not to anger mama
Then when am rich I'll live in Alabama
Ojo, forget the pains, softly says the river
But my thoughts doubt my spirit and my body shivers
As I walk back to our manyatta
I know one day my emaciated bones will grow fatter
ONLY TOMORROW....
Categories:
litre, africa, hope,
Form:
I do not know?