Short Long Winded Poems
Short Long Winded Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Long Winded by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Long Winded by length and keyword.
Boasted sunrises
And champagne sunsets fizzle
Long winded best men
---------
Sorry if I'm not on more. Life. Here's a new one.
A long-winded breeze
carry a blue plastic bag
toward the sky.
I look
at strength
in sun's heat.
Of the warmest season
of the year.
Form:
People should be more like dogs
And stop resembling hogs
When at a meeting
They should sniff each other’s seating
And stop the long-winded monologues.
Some say...Walt Whitman's the poet's champ!
His works were well read, by dim oil lamp.
But, oh so long winded,
Those words never ended...
Woe, ritual champ of reader's cramp
I wrote a poem,
it was long winded,
but I'm posting this one,
because I binned it,
and as it went,
it was an accident,
and with the bin full of goo,
save that poem I wouldn't do.
the cold refreshment
sweeps through the redtop mountains -
the sunny-blue wind
~ ~ ~
pleasure of rolled down windows
and grandson’s afternoon nap
1/25/2019
Brief poem,
I relish it...
Weighs deeper,
is deeper than
the repetitive,
the long-winded,
the superfluous
one...
How many of us
Have people in our lives
Short breathed on concern
Long winded on advice
Who would rather flap the tongue
Than take the time to find
That the art of listening
Is painted with open mind
How many of us
Have people in our lives
Short breathed on concern
Long winded on advice
Who would rather flap the tongue
Than take the time to find
That the art of listening
Is painted with open mind
He used to be:
wordy, verbose, prolix,
chatty, jejune, digressive,
tedious, long-winded, repetitive,
elaborate, grandiloquent, loquacious,
pretentious, comprehensive, circumlocutory
Now he is:
pithy
Green!
Alive
on tall grass,
blithe, lithe, limber,
swaying long and lean
in their beachy masses.
The deadpan sand eavesdrops as
breezes wave blades like silk banners.
Whispers whir with emerald voices;
long-winded grass gossiping with zephyrs.
Sleeping Beauty
to fatigue a woman
via satiny sleep
is my forte
any lady I can send into repose
my formula seems a grand success
I recite my long winded poetry
sleeping beauty falls
endlessly
into coma
as I weep
she sleeps
ghastly grimy gruesome greedy gray ghost
happily haunts Henry’s hoarder habitat
igniting icy incredulity
jiggery-pokery jimjams justified
kismet keeping kowtowing kin keen
lighthearted lively long-winded laggard laughs
magnifying mystical malefactor’s mysteriousness
Just like the sea won't let the waves escape
but reels them back in again and again
to frothy, crested peaks,
so goes the man, who bitterness keeps.
A barreling undercurrent, tumultuous pull
which drags you back under, long-winded until
you don't know the sky from the water...
Form:
fumblin poet
can't find her words
long-winded
picture eraser
leaky pens
skeptic readers
negative comments
wishin of a crowd to fit in
delirium in sentences
naturalist in haiku
cute couplet
abstract like a free verse
fumblin poet has many words
which way will they come out?
I love the strings of violins,
Cool tunes vibrating,
Slippery and smooth.
I've soaked within long-winded horns,
Melodies haunting,
Languid and luring.
I'm lifted up in dulcet flutes,
Blithe rhythms flirting,
Airy and ambulent.
I'm enrapt in vibes of organs,
Echos oscillating,
Intricately interlaced.
Such a long-winded line!
Still for me it is fine
Slips and rolls off the tongue
Simply meant to be sung
Sense it lacks by design.
Surveys give it a like,
Same to Andrews/Van Dyke.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Pleiades S Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Kim Merryman
Placed 3rd
© 21st April 2021
It's a crime that brevity
is ruined by the boor
who wallows in verbosity
'til I can bear no more!
Be brief in your delivery,
is all that I would stress,
essentials are what's needed
not the ramblings of excess.
If you're prone to be loquacious
best avoid my company;
long-winded dissertations
bring the devil out in me!
Life be uncivilized
Some days,
No heads-up-
Still we walk onward like fire
Won't fold us.
Pain
Runs late,
Lurking,
Long- winded existing
But we keep living like loss
Can't lock our light.
Hope
Hits hard,
Lifting
Low Spirits-
Letting lost legends lean
Back into their vigor.
P oems are always read and commented
O n even if I sometimes don't understand the meaning
E veryone deserves a point of view
M ine may be short and sweet or long winded
S howing you I took the time.
R eading does take some time
E veryone likes your comments
A lways make a comments we
D esire an opinion of any sort.
It's a crime that brevity
is ruined by the boor
who wallows in verbosity
till I can bear no more!
Be brief in your delivery,
is all that I would stress,
essentials are what's needed
not the ramblings of excess.
If you're prone to be loquacious
best avoid my company;
long-winded dissertations
bring the devil out in me!
It's a crime that brevity
is ruined by the boor
who wallows in verbosity
till I can bear no more!
Be brief in your delivery,
is all that I would stress,
essentials are what's needed
not the ramblings of excess.
If you're prone to be loquacious
best avoid my company;
long-winded dissertations
bring the devil out in me!
It's a crime that brevity
is ruined by the boor
who wallows in verbosity
'til I can bear no more!
Be brief in your delivery,
is all that I would stress,
essentials are what's needed
not the ramblings of excess.
If you're prone to be loquacious
best avoid my company;
long-winded dissertations
bring the devil out in me!
It's a crime that brevity
is ruined by the boor
who wallows in verbosity
'til I can bear no more!
Be brief in your delivery,
is all that I would stress,
essentials are what's needed
not the ramblings of excess.
If you're prone to be loquacious
best avoid my company;
long-winded dissertations
bring the devil out in me!
It's a crime that brevity
is ruined by the boor
who wallows in verbosity
till I can bear no more!
Be brief in your delivery,
is all that I would stress,
essentials are what's needed
not the ramblings of excess.
If you're prone to be loquacious
best avoid my company;
long-winded dissertations
bring the devil out in me!